Pre-order · first production run
TrekMap is a travel bucket list that lives on a world map — and an LED map that glows with everywhere you've been and everywhere you're going. One list, two places: your phone and your wall.
How it works
Most travel apps are a log of where you've been. TrekMap is built around the part that comes first — wanting to go.
01 / WISH IT
Share an Instagram or TikTok reel straight from your phone. TrekMap watches the video, reads the signs and the audio, works out the actual place, and files it with a cover photo.
02 / TIME IT
Countries glow by how badly you want to go. Explorer Mode splits 57 countries into states, prefectures and regions, so progress is honest instead of a flag you coloured in from the airport.
03 / MAKE IT HAPPEN
TrekMap hunts fares from your home airport straight to the places you've actually saved — not a feed of deals to somewhere you never wanted to go.
The app
Pins glow amber until the day you go, then turn teal for good.
A feed of real places pinned by other travellers — searchable by vibe, not by hotel star rating.
Watch fares to your saved places, and keep the story of the trip once you're back.
The hardware
The map syncs over Wi-Fi with your list. Wishes breathe amber. Places you've been sit bright and steady. It is the only wall art that is out of date the moment you land somewhere new — in a good way.
Desktop frame · US, CA, MX
Wall map · one LED per region
Walnut base · brass meridian
Reserve
No charge today. We email you when the first run opens, and you decide then.
First run is limited. No spam, no sharing your address — one email when it opens.
Questions
Not yet — that is what this page is for. The app is live and free to use today at trekmap.co. The maps are in development and reserving one tells us how many to make in the first run. You are not charged now.
No. The app works completely on its own — the wall map is the physical twin of the list you already keep in it.
TrekMap watches the video: signage, landmarks, spoken audio and the caption. It proposes the place and you confirm. If it guesses wrong you can correct it in a tap.
Instead of colouring in a whole country because you changed planes there, Explorer Mode splits 57 countries into states, prefectures and regions — so the map reflects what you have actually seen.
We are not going to invent a date. Reserve, and you will get a real one before anybody is asked for money.