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 places of worship, 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.