Priyansh Chordia · iOS

Roam

Your travels, coloured in.

A private map of the places you have explored. Switch tracking on and Roam fills in supported U.S. Census ZIP Code Areas as you move. Anywhere else in the world, add countries and cities by hand.

In TestFlight beta — not on the App Store yet. No Roam account, developer cloud, advertising, or third-party analytics. Apple services process what MapKit, Core Location, and StoreKit require.

The app

The same map, at six levels of zoom.

Screenshot pending
Coverage map
Screenshot pending
Location choice
Screenshot pending
Saved places
Screenshot pending
Export summary

Why it exists

Detailed enough to be interesting. Private enough to keep.

01

Watch coverage grow

Visited ZIP Code Areas and countries accumulate into a map that feels tangible.

02

Choose permission deliberately

A staged location flow explains foreground and background access before you opt in.

03

Share the summary

Create aggregate coverage cards or export your data when you choose.

How it works

Four steps, and one of them is optional.

  1. 01

    Choose how much location access to grant.

  2. 02

    Travel while Roam matches samples against bundled geographic boundaries.

  3. 03

    Review, export, or share aggregate coverage on your terms.

Privacy and trust

Location history is the most sensitive data you own.

No Roam account, developer cloud, advertising, or third-party analytics. Apple services process what MapKit, Core Location, and StoreKit require.

Feature highlights

Everything in the beta build.

Decide about tracking
01
Travel
02
Add the rest by hand
03
Keep control of it
04
Export and delete
05
Synthetic map data in the preview
06

Who the beta is for

Map people, mostly.

A good fit if you

For curious travelers who want a personal coverage map without handing their saved history to a travel social network.

Roam is deliberately not

ZIP Code Areas are Census approximations, not postal delivery boundaries. Automatic tracking requires location permission.

Waitlist

Ask for a TestFlight invitation.

No account is created. Your email is stored only to send Roam beta invitations.

The signup service is not connected yet. Email support@priyanshchordia.com with the subject “Roam beta” and you will be added by hand.

Questions and limits

The precise answers.

Can I download Roam from the App Store?

No. Roam is in TestFlight beta and is not available on the App Store yet.

How soon will I get an invitation?

Invitations are sent in small groups as testing capacity opens. There is no queue position or promised timeline.

What do you do with my email address?

It is used only to send beta invitations and occasional updates. You can ask to be removed at any time.

Honest limitations

ZIP Code Areas are Census approximations, not postal delivery boundaries. Automatic tracking requires location permission.