Travel tracker comparison
Voyy vs Visited — which travel tracker should you use?
Visited is the tenured travel checklist. Voyy is the iPhone-first travel tracker with a memory journal layer Visited does not offer.
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Visited has been on the App Store since 2014 and is one of the most recognizable names in the travel checklist category. Voyy is a newer iPhone-first alternative that takes the same "mark where you have been" concept and layers a memory journal on top: Spotify soundtracks per trip, a viral flag calendar export, trip memory pages, and the deepest European regional coverage on iOS.
Voyy vs Visited — feature by feature
| Feature | Voyy | Visited |
|---|---|---|
| Country tracking | Free | Free |
| City tracking | Free | Premium |
| US states tracking | Pro | Premium |
| Regions and subdivisions | Pro (400+) | Premium |
| European regional tracker (Nordics, Balkans, Mediterranean) | Pro | No |
| Trip pages with cover photos and notes | Yes | Limited |
| Spotify soundtrack per trip | Yes | No |
| Viral flag calendar export | Yes | No |
| Faceless sharing (privacy-first) | Yes | No |
| Home screen widgets | Yes | Yes |
| Wishlist / bucket list | Via future trips | Yes |
| No GPS required — backfill past trips | Yes | Yes |
| Cross-platform (Android + web) | No — iOS only | Yes |
| App Store tenure | 2025 | Since 2014 |
What Visited does well
Visited is a category veteran. It has been on the App Store since 2014 and has spent a decade refining the travel checklist experience. The country list is exhaustive, the personalized travel dashboard is polished, and the app supports region and state tracking across more than twenty countries.
Visited is also cross-platform. You can use it on iOS, Android, and the web, which matters if you switch devices or want a dashboard you can open on a laptop. And it has a genuine wishlist system for destinations you want to visit, which is useful for travelers who plan as much as they track.
Where Voyy pulls ahead
Visited is a checklist-first app. Voyy is a checklist plus a memory journal. In Voyy, each trip becomes its own page with a cover photo, city list, notes, and — unique on iOS — a Spotify soundtrack you can replay whenever you want to relive the journey. Visited does not offer anything comparable for turning trips into keepsakes.
Voyy's free tier is also more generous where it matters most. City tracking in Voyy is free. In Visited, city tracking sits behind the premium paywall. If you want to log where you have been at city level without paying, Voyy is the better fit out of the gate.
On the regional depth side, Voyy Pro unlocks European regional groupings — Nordics, Balkans, Mediterranean — and 400+ subdivisions across 6 countries. Visited covers regions in more than twenty countries but does not offer European groupings like the Nordics or Balkans as a first-class concept. For travelers who think about Europe in regional terms, Voyy is deeper.
And then there is the flag calendar. Voyy's signature export format — your year rendered as a grid of country flags — is the viral format taking over travel Instagram and TikTok. Visited does not have an equivalent.
- City tracking included in the free tier
- Memory-first trip pages with photos and notes
- Spotify soundtrack per trip — unique to Voyy
- Viral flag calendar export for Instagram and TikTok
- European regional groupings (Nordics, Balkans, Mediterranean)
- Faceless sharing for privacy-conscious travelers
- Detailed country pages with stats, trips, and facts
Who Visited is for
Visited is the right pick if you want a tenured, cross-platform travel checklist with a mature wishlist system and a web dashboard. If you are on Android, or want to track destinations you plan to visit as much as places you have been, Visited is a safe and well-known choice.
Who Voyy is for
Voyy is the better fit if you are on iPhone and want your travel tracker to double as a memory journal. If you care about turning each trip into a page with photos, Spotify soundtracks, and beautiful shareable exports — and want city tracking without paying for it — Voyy is built for you.
Verdict
If you are on Android or value the web dashboard and wishlist features, Visited's decade of polish still holds up. If you are on iPhone and want a travel tracker with a memory layer — Spotify soundtracks, the flag calendar, free city tracking, and deep European regional coverage — Voyy is the modern alternative worth trying.
Frequently asked questions
Is Voyy free?
Yes. Voyy is free to download and includes country tracking, city tracking, trip pages with photos and notes, the flag calendar, and home screen widgets. Voyy Pro is an auto-renewable subscription that unlocks European regions, US states, 400+ subdivisions, advanced stats, unlimited trip photos, watermark-free sharing, and cloud sync.
Is city tracking free in Voyy like I hoped it was in Visited?
Yes. City tracking is included in Voyy's free tier. In Visited, city tracking is a premium feature behind the paywall. If tracking individual cities matters to you, Voyy's free tier is more generous.
Is Voyy on Android or the web like Visited?
No. Voyy is iPhone only, distributed exclusively on the iOS App Store. There is no Android or web version. If cross-platform support is essential, Visited is currently the better choice.
Can I track wishlist destinations in Voyy?
Voyy does not have a dedicated wishlist feature yet, but you can create future-dated trips with the places you want to visit. It is a light workaround, not a full wishlist system — if that is your primary use case, Visited is stronger here today.
What is the flag calendar?
The flag calendar is a Voyy-exclusive export: your year rendered as a grid of country flags, showing where you were every month. Light and dark mode, perfect for Instagram Stories and TikTok. It is the viral format that has taken over travel content and Visited does not offer anything like it.
Can I import my Visited data into Voyy?
There is no direct Visited-to-Voyy import today. Voyy is built around manual entry, so adding your countries in a few minutes is straightforward — most users can rebuild their full history in one sitting.