300+ destinations · one passport
Collectible stickers that hold your travel photos
Point a phone camera at the code on a badge and your photographs from that trip open. No app, nothing to sign into.

The collection
Where have you been?

Japan

Arashiyama, Japan

Fujiyoshida, Japan

Hida, Japan
Scan · remember
Scan the badge, load your gallery
Every badge carries its own code. Point a phone at it and twenty photographs from that trip open up — yours, private, and there for good. No app, no account to remember, no feed to scroll.
Somewhere on a wall
Every country, pinned up
Every badge is a place someone went. Here are a few of ours.

Calca, Peru

Fairlight, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa

Vaitoare, Bora Bora

Pianillo, Italy

El Calafate, Argentina

Fort William, United Kingdom

Copacabana, Brazil
“I love to travel. I build Wander Badges to help other travelers share and relive their adventures.”
From the notes
Places, in photographs

Egypt in ten photographs
Egypt was five days and it felt like three weeks, in the good way.

Italy in ten photographs
Italy is the country I've been back to most, and this is three separate trips rather than one.
The best scratch map alternatives in 2026
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