For content creators
Content calendars and landmarks pull in opposite directions: the feed wants you in front of the Eiffel Tower at golden hour; the trip wants you anywhere else. Unlocked splits the difference—verify visits as you travel, then generate curated Memories on your own schedule.
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Quick answer
Unlock supported landmarks as you travel with a quick presence check, then generate private, curated Memories from reference photos whenever it suits your schedule. The Passport collects every verified visit for free; generated Memories use credits and stay private until you choose to share.
The loop
Each supported landmark unlocks with one location check while you are there. Across nine destinations, that is a growing, verified map of where you have actually been.
With visits banked, your on-location camera time goes to the frames you actually want—not to a mandatory portrait at every stop on the itinerary.
Back home, choose curated Experiences for the landmarks you unlocked and create Memories in a batch. Every one is an interpretation that can sit alongside your real shots, clearly labeled as generated.
Destination picks
Everyone gets the same Eiffel Tower frame. Creators get more from the supported set: three landmarks, each with its own curated directions.
Trocadéro Morning, Champ de Mars on Film, Tower Blue Hour—one visit, three directions.
Courtyard geometry and a monochrome Palace Noir direction for a moodier set.
Étoile Symmetry for the classic; Eternal Flame Noir for something quieter.
Gaudí’s curves, a beach, a Gothic quarter: Barcelona’s supported landmarks cover several aesthetics in one city, within walking distance of each other’s metro lines.
Mosaic terraces that read editorial without a stylist in tow.
Stained light you cannot fake in post.
Modernisme color that carries a whole carousel on its own.
Night trains through buildings, stacked hillside towers, two rivers meeting. Chongqing is the destination creators find when the usual skylines feel used up.
Lantern-lit stacks that dominate a grid post without any editing gymnastics.
The monorail-through-a-building moment, without standing in the crowd all afternoon.
Confluence scale for a wide, cinematic frame.
Water, facades, and long northern light. Stockholm’s supported landmarks suit creators who like geometry, reflection, and quiet color.
Facade colors that set a whole palette for the rest of the trip.
Arcade perspectives and brick-by-water compositions.
The city-as-backdrop viewpoint walk, in whichever direction the light is better.
Field notes
A verified unlock stays available, so the presence work you do on this trip stays banked for future content. You can return to a landmark’s Experiences long after the flight home.
Memories are labeled as AI-generated interpretations in the app. Creators who say so out loud tend to get far less grief for it—use them as a creative series next to your documentary shots, not as a substitute for them.
The shareable Passport is free and works as a public record of where you have actually been—link it in a bio. The curated Memories stay private until you decide otherwise.
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Useful details
Yes, within the app’s terms: Memories are private by default and clearly identified as AI-generated. You choose what to share, and keeping that labeling intact is part of the deal.
No. They are curated photographic directions generated after a verified visit. Your own photographs of the actual visit remain yours and unchanged.
Sixty-three landmarks across nine destinations, from Paris and Barcelona to Bali, Cairo, and Stockholm—seven per city, each verified by its own presence check.
The Passport and landmark stamps are free. Your first GPS-verified unlock grants a welcome credit for a first Memory; further Memories use credits, with costs shown before you confirm.
No. Reference photos and Memories are private product data, never a public gallery. Sharing is explicit: you share the Passport or individual results when you want to.
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Free Passport, real places
Unlocked is free to collect: verify a landmark visit, keep the stamp, and share the Passport. Generated Memories are optional, private, and never required.