A passport for the places you have stood and the days you were there. Stamps pressed on the spot, kept in a book 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 pressed on the spot, kept in *a book nobody scrolls*, and it is *still yours in twenty years*.
Twenty stamps to a volume. When the twentieth lands the book is complete, earns its printed copy, and the next one is issued in a cover you choose. Scroll: the cover opens and the leaves turn themselves.
Keep scrolling
The catalogue is tended by hand, one entry at a time: the monuments and the summits, and the concerts, festivals and races that happen once and are gone. It grows because travellers tell us what is missing.
Free to carry. No passwords, ever: a six digit code to your address and the book opens.