I could have shipped a checklist of countries. Most travel apps do. But a list does not capture the feeling of seeing your travels as a planet, so Worldly is built around a globe you can actually spin.
A real globe, not a graphic
Worldly renders your visits on a real SceneKit 3D globe, with visited regions lit up and a flat map view if you prefer 2D. Switch between country and state-or-province detail, or drop to the map, whenever you like.
Make it yours
The free tier includes a clean grayscale globe; Pro adds textured and colored styles, plus a glass design with adjustable haptics and motion. It is meant to feel good to open, not just useful.
Spinning your own world and watching it fill in is the whole emotional point of the app.
Everything renders from data stored on your device, offline, with no account behind it.
Every PostHog chart, native on iPhone
Trends, funnels, retention, paths, and a HogQL console - rendered as a native iOS app instead of a shrunken website.
Real places or the roll: two ways to quest
SideQuest gives you two engines: quests built from actual venues near you, or a hand-written library you can roll offline. Here is when each one shines.
Reminders without dopamine engineering
No badges to collect, no leaderboards to climb, no streak guilt engineered to manipulate you. Rizen is a reminder app that respects you.