A tally of where you’ve been
You’ve been to more places than you can name.
Most of it leaves no trace — a ticket stub in a drawer, a photo you will never scroll back to. Tallypin keeps the count. Pick a map, tap the ones you’ve been to, and watch the shape of your own travelling turn up: the corners you know by heart, and the ones you have somehow never reached.
Then send it to someone who will want to beat it.
No account needed. Nothing to install.
6
maps
394
places to tick off
0
marked so far — go on then
Pick a map
2026
NASCAR Cup Series Tracks
0 / 28
Start your tracks map
2026
NFL Stadiums
0 / 30
Start your stadiums map
2026
MLB Ballparks
0 / 30
Start your ballparks map
50 states
United States
0 / 50
Start your states map
63 parks
US National Parks
0 / 63
Start your parks map
193 countries
Countries of the World
0 / 193
Start your countries map
How it works
- 01
Tap what you know
Go down the list or straight at the map. Every mark saves as you go, on this device, with no sign-up in the way.
- 02
Badges find you
Both leagues. Ten African countries. Every road course. You do not go looking for them — they turn up as the count climbs.
- 03
Share the map
One tap makes an image of your map, with your number on it, ready to send. Whoever opens it gets their own blank one.
Better with someone else
Put it on a scoreboard.
Make a group, send one link, and everyone’s counts sit side by side — board by board, updating as you all go. Members see each other’s maps in full, so “you’ve never done Lambeau?” becomes a thing that gets said.
Start a groupKept deliberately small
Your marks live on your device until you decide otherwise. Sign in and they follow you between phone and laptop; don’t, and they stay here. Either way there are no ads, no feed, and nothing to scroll — just the count, the map, and the next place you have not been.
What we store, in plain words →