Three steps, and the place is yours.
Youmory is a travel diary that draws itself. You arrive somewhere, and the city hands you a postcard.
- 1
Arrive somewhere
Step off the train, land, or wander into a new town, and open the map. Youmory only looks at your location while you do.
- 2
Check in
One tap, and the city’s postcard is yours. There’s nothing to fill in and nothing to rate.
- 3
Keep the postcard
It goes into your collection with the dates of your trip, so years from now you can still see where you were, and when.


Every postcard has a back.
Turn it over and write a few lines in your own handwriting. Keep it as a diary of the trip, or send it to someone who would have loved to be there.
Every card is stamped and postmarked with the place it came from.
Keep scrolling to turn it over
An atlas that fills in as you go.
Almost two thousand places already have their own postcard, from Reykjavík to Cape Town. Heading somewhere that hasn’t been drawn yet? It still goes on your map.
Post one to someone.
A postcard from Las Vegas means more when someone’s waiting for it. Send one to a friend, and it arrives just the way you made it.
- Made by you
- Pick from eight handwriting styles, six sets of pens and thirty-six stamps. Your friend sees the card exactly as you made it.
- Even for friends without the app
- Share a card as a link and anyone can see it, no download needed. Your message on the back waits for them in Youmory.

























