CollectMyTrip

You remember the first one. Do you remember the fortieth?

A shelf of mugs is a list of everywhere you have been — and the part you actually want back is not the mug. It is the day.

Italia — stood in front of it and walked away

Tick off my collection See the postcards

Free. No account needed. Works with no signal, because that is where you need it — stood in the shop with the mug in your hand.

What it does

Three things, and nothing else.

Tick what you own. Search a city, tap the ones on your shelf. 651 mugs across 453 places already in the list. If yours is missing, add it and it is there for the next person.

Watch the map fill in. Every country a mug came home from, and separately every one you actually stood in. They are rarely the same number.

Keep the day attached to the mug. The date, who you were with, what you remember. A minute per mug, and in ten years it is the only part that matters.

38Mugs

19Countries

11Years

What your own shelf looks like, counted

The part nobody else does

The mug outlives the memory.

Every other tracker records the day you typed it in. That is a database timestamp, not a memory. Ours records the day you were there.

Why you can trust what it tells you → · A postcard of a day you already had →

Start with the ones you can see from where you are sitting.

Takes about four minutes. You do not have to finish it today.

Tick off my collection

It is early and the list has holes in it. Prices show only where two different collectors have recorded buying the same mug, so most of them say nothing yet — that is the honest way round rather than the impressive one. If you collect these too, tell me what is missing and I will actually fix it.

Simon