Thatplace

What was that great lunch spot in Seattle in 2023?

Thatplace rebuilds your trips from the photos already in your library — the restaurants, hotels, cafés and museums you actually went to. No typing, no check-ins, and your trips stay on your devices and in your own iCloud.

Download on the App Store

For iPhone, iPad and Mac. Free to try with one trip; Thatplace Pro allows unlimited trips.

Thatplace on a Mac. A sidebar lists Search, Map, All Trips, Favorite Trips, All Places, Favorite Places and Shared with You, with an Add a Trip button beneath it. The main pane shows trips grouped by year: San Francisco, July 2026, four places; Paris, October 2025, five places — each with a photo from the trip as its cover.

It works backwards

Thatplace reads the photos already in your library and finds the stretches of days you spent away from home.

Shared albums, too

Choose an album instead of scanning — including a shared album everyone added their photos to — and Thatplace builds the trip from it. A scan of your library leaves shared albums out.

Businesses, not coordinates

For each place you stopped, Apple Maps is asked what is there — so a trip reads as the bakery, the hotel, and the museum rather than as a line on a map.

Search how you remember

By name, kind of place, town, or year, in any order: ramen kyoto 2023.

Send a friend your list

Pick the places in Paris worth passing on, and Thatplace puts the list in your iCloud and gives you a link to send. A friend with the app can add them to Shared with You, and for anyone else there's a PDF.

Thatplace on an iPhone, showing a map of San Francisco with amber pins on the places visited.

No account. No analytics.

There is nowhere to sign in. Your photos never leave your device, your trips stay on your devices and in your own iCloud, and Thatplace never alters your photo library — it reads dates and locations and writes nothing back.

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