Map of DaysYour life, drawn one day at a time.
Map of Days quietly remembers everywhere you've been. The fog lifts where you've walked — every street, city and country you've explored becomes one living map of your whole life.
One map for your whole life
Not a feed, not a checklist — a quiet, beautiful record of where you've actually been.
Every place, remembered
From the street outside your door to the far side of the world, your map fills in as you go — nothing to tag, nothing to post.
Watch the fog lift
Ground you've covered glows in colour; everywhere you haven't reached yet stays under the fog. Your whole life, at a glance.
The numbers behind it
Countries and cities visited, kilometres walked, and the percentage of the world you've personally uncovered.
From years of history to a living map
Bring your past
Import your Google Timeline and your map fills in years of history in seconds. Old Fog of World backups and GPX/KML files work too.
See your world
A rotating 3D globe, the streets you've walked revealed in colour, and the stats that add up to your life on the map.
Keep it growing
Add the app and Map of Days quietly records each new day in the background — so your map never stops growing.
Start on the web. Keep going with the app.
Everything starts free in your browser. The app is what keeps your map alive.
Sign up and explore
Create an account, import your Google Timeline, and explore your entire map with stats and street posters. No app required.
- Free account, import in minutes
- Google Timeline, Fog of World, GPX/KML
- Globe, stats, and wall-art posters
Record & accumulate
To keep adding new days automatically, get the Map of Days app. It captures where you go in the background and syncs to your map everywhere.
- Automatic background recording
- Syncs with your web account
- iPhone & Android — coming soon
Turn the streets you walked into wall art
Map of Days renders the actual streets you've walked into a framable print — the streets you covered glow over the faint full network. A personal map of your city that only you could make.
Your map belongs to you
Map of Days is private by default and local-first. Your location history lives on your device and only syncs to your account when you choose. Explore it, export it, or print it — always on your terms.
Frequently asked questions
What is Map of Days?+
Map of Days is a personal map of everywhere you've been. It records the places you visit and reveals them on a world map — the fog lifts where you've walked — so your whole life becomes one map you can explore, measure, and revisit.
Is Map of Days free?+
Yes. You can sign up free on the web, import your history, and explore your map and stats. A Pro plan and printed street posters are available for more.
Can I import my Google Timeline?+
Yes. Map of Days imports your Google Timeline (Google Maps location history) so your past travels appear on your map in seconds. Old Fog of World backups and GPX/KML files are supported too.
Do I need the app, or can I use the web?+
You can use Map of Days entirely on the web to import and view your map. To keep recording new places automatically as you go, use the Map of Days app — it captures your days in the background and syncs back to the web.
Which platforms is the app on?+
The Map of Days app is coming to iPhone (iOS) and Android. You can start on the web today and we'll let you know when the app is ready.
How is my location data handled?+
Your map is private by default. Map of Days is local-first — your data lives on your device and only syncs to your account when you choose. You can export or delete it at any time.
Can I bring my old Fog of World data?+
Yes. If you used Fog of World (or the original OysterX), you can import your existing backups so years of exploration carry straight over.
What can I do with my map?+
Explore a rotating 3D globe, see which countries and cities you've visited, track how much of the world you've uncovered, and turn the streets you've walked into framable wall art.
Start your Map of Days
Import your history in minutes and watch your life appear on the map. Free to begin — the app arrives soon.