A passport for the places you have stood and the days you were there. Stamps collected on the spot, kept in a passport that fills.
Every other app wants the trip performed: posted, captioned, ranked, forgotten by Thursday. Loqah asks *only that you were there*. A stamp is collected on the spot, kept in *a passport nobody scrolls*, and it is *still yours in twenty years*.
Twenty stamps to a volume. When the twentieth lands the volume is complete and the next is issued in a cover you choose. A first stamp can be collected from anywhere and certified later; a second is given only at the place itself, and only a week after the last. Printed copies are coming. Scroll: the cover opens and the leaves turn themselves.
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Five hundred places across India, tended by hand, one entry at a time: the forts and the temples, the summits and the stepwells, the ghats and the gardens. It grows because travellers tell us what is missing.
Free to carry. No passwords, ever: a six digit code to your address and the passport opens.