Visit.
Collect.
Treasure.
Every place has LOQAH's carefully crafted stamp of its own. Stand there and collect it, and it goes into that state's volume with the date, your photos and a note.
Now in India and 20 more countries. More coming soon.
Stand there. Get the stamp.
Find a place on Near me or All stamps and open it. When you are standing there, LOQAH checks where you are once, at that moment, and the stamp is yours: confirmed on site, struck with a cancellation and the date.
- Near me shows the stamps around you. All stamps lists every place by state, on a list or a map.
- No background tracking. Your location is asked for once, when you collect a stamp.
- Plan to go here keeps the places you mean to stand.
More than 4,700 places, each its own stamp.
Forts and palaces, caves and ghats, temples and old streets, from India to Bali, Bangkok, Dubai and Kyoto, in India and 20 more countries. Each is LOQAH's carefully crafted stamp, made for its place and graded by how rare it is.
A volume for every state.
Your passport is a shelf. At its head, your passport card: your photo, your name and passport number, the barcode friends scan, your stamps, your rank and your friends. Below it, a leather volume for every state you have collected in.
- Open a volume and turn its pages: one stamp to a spread, its story on the facing page.
- By state or by year. Sort the shelf either way.
- Search the whole passport for any state, place or country.
- Light or dark. The pages follow your phone, or stay as you choose.
The trips before the app count too.
Choose a state and go through its stamps: Been there, or Not yet. Or bring in your Google Timeline: it is read on your phone and matched within a kilometre, and only the matches are added. Every stamp says how it was confirmed.
From Wayfarer to Grand Custodian.
Every stamp earns points, and points earn rank. Tap your rank on the shelf to see how far the next one is and roughly how many stamps it takes. Badges mark the milestones on the way, with a small celebration every ten stamps.
Open each other's passports.
- Invite a friend with a link or your passport number. Nobody can find you any other way.
- See who has stood where, volume by volume.
- Hear when a friend collects a stamp, wherever they are.
- Share any stamp as a card: your photo from the day, with the stamp on it.
Where will you stand next?
India and 20 more countries, with more coming soon: ask for yours in the app.
- India2204
- Australia143
- Bhutan56
- Egypt97
- France153
- Georgia71
- Indonesia143
- Italy154
- Japan157
- Malaysia140
- Maldives33
- Nepal99
- Singapore92
- Sri Lanka116
- Switzerland113
- Thailand238
- Türkiye124
- United Arab Emirates128
- United Kingdom176
- United States220
- Vietnam136
India, state by state
- Andaman & Nicobar Islands27
- Andhra Pradesh80
- Arunachal Pradesh28
- Assam48
- Bihar48
- Chandigarh9
- Chhattisgarh21
- Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu12
- Delhi62
- Goa31
- Gujarat86
- Haryana27
- Himachal Pradesh74
- Jammu & Kashmir57
- Jharkhand28
- Karnataka180
- Keralam156
- Ladakh45
- Lakshadweep7
- Madhya Pradesh90
- Maharashtra239
- Manipur16
- Meghalaya24
- Mizoram13
- Nagaland15
- Odisha57
- Puducherry15
- Punjab34
- Rajasthan113
- Sikkim30
- Tamil Nadu187
- Telangana63
- Tripura12
- Uttar Pradesh91
- Uttarakhand100
- West Bengal79
About LOQAH
What is LOQAH?
A free travel passport app for iPhone and Android. Every place in it has LOQAH's carefully crafted stamp of its own. Stand at the place, collect its stamp, and it goes into a volume for that state on your shelf.
How do I collect a stamp?
Find the place on Near me or All stamps and open it when you are there. LOQAH checks where you are once, at that moment. At the place, the stamp is confirmed on site, with a gold badge.
What do the gold, copper and silver badges mean?
Gold is Confirmed on site: collected at the place itself. Copper is Confirmed from travel records: matched from your Google Timeline. Silver is Self-confirmed: a trip you added from memory and vouched for.
Can I add places I visited before I had the app?
Yes. In Earlier trips, go through each state's stamps and mark the ones you have been to. Or import your Google Timeline: the file is read on your phone, and only the places it matches are added.
How is my passport organised?
Your shelf holds a volume for every state you have collected in. Each volume keeps that state's stamps in the order you collected them, with the date, your photos, a note and a ten second voice note.
How do ranks and points work?
Every stamp earns points: 10 confirmed on site, 4 self-confirmed, more for rarer places, 8 for your first stamp in a new state and 15 for a new part of a country. Ranks run from Wayfarer to Grand Custodian, and go on with numerals after that.
Can I share my passport with friends?
Yes. Send a friend your invitation link or passport number. Once connected you can open each other's passports and see every stamp they collect. Any stamp can be shared as a card.
Does LOQAH track my location?
No. It asks where you are once, at the moment you collect a stamp, to confirm you are there. It does not follow you in the background.
Is it free, and where does it work?
Free on the App Store and Google Play, in India and 20 more countries, with more coming soon. Sign in with Apple, with Google, or with a six digit code sent to your email.
Does LOQAH have stamps outside India?
Yes: Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the UAE, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, the Maldives, Vietnam, Japan, Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Switzerland, Türkiye, Egypt and Georgia, with more on the way. Collecting works the same everywhere, and each country's volumes sit together on your shelf.
Is LOQAH a real passport?
No. It is a keepsake, a record of the places you have visited. LOQAH is made by a private company, is not connected to any government, and cannot be used to cross a border.
Is LOQAH the same as Loka, Lokah, Loqa or Loqha?
Yes. People search for it under all of these spellings. The name is LOQAH, with a Q.
Your first stamp is closer than you think.
Free on iPhone (iOS 15 and later) and Android (6 and later). One passport on both, signed in with Apple, Google or an email code. No passwords.