Visited Cities Map: Review Your City Records

Keep city visits in one place. Peripheral's yearly review counts distinct arrived or left cities and journal entries from your records.

Peripheral product guide · Reviewed:

Create your first record

The guest demo uses fictional cities and notes. Sign in to save your own records. The product interface is currently in Chinese; English guides describe the same interface.

  • Open the map and search for a city.
  • Choose planning, traveling, arrived or left; enter dates and transport, and optionally a short public city impression.
  • Save, then review the record in your profile. Edit its status, private journal or photo there.

Recording example and counting rules

Repeat visits can have separate records but count as one city. Trip dates determine the review year, with the creation date used if no trip date exists. Planned trips do not count as completed visits.

Choose your visibility

City impressions can be public; journals and journal photos are owner-only. Destination visibility can be public, private or companions (travelers who have exchanged a ripple with you). Ghost mode hides destinations; retrospective mode exposes only left journeys and still respects the visibility setting.

What the product currently supports

City records, status, dates, transport, moods, private journals and photos, yearly city and journal counts, and a footprint card image. Automatic region or country shading, mileage or days-away totals, offline editing, raw exports, shared maps, booking import and navigation planning are not available. Overseas search depends on the map provider.

FAQ

Can I try it without signing in?
Yes, the demo shows fictional records. Saving your own records requires an account.
Can I export my records?
You can save a footprint card image for arrived or left records. Raw data export and region-map layouts are not available.
Does it calculate distance or days away?
No. The current yearly review counts visited cities and journals, not mileage, regions or days away.

Put your journeys on the map

Free to use, runs in the browser, nothing to install.

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