Share and remember
your journeys.

Explore a map of where you've been, travel back in time, or just look through a picture gallery to find happy memories and the posts about them.

Travel routes and journal stops across the Great Lakes, eastern North America, and the Bahamas.

Let your readers find their own way

01 / Map & location

Start with
a place.

A harbor, a city, a little detour. Readers can explore your route on the map and discover the posts from the places that catch their eye.

Explore the map
Highwind highlights the route to Octopus Islands, BC, beside its travel post and an aerial sunset photograph of the islands.

02 / Timeline

Follow the
journey.

From the first stop to the latest adventure. A visual timeline lets readers browse your travels in order, with the map keeping every chapter connected to its place.

Explore the timeline
Highwind’s timeline arranges posts along a date axis beneath the travel map, from Friday Harbor to Bellingham.

03 / Photos

Let a photo
lead the way.

Sometimes an image is the invitation. Readers can browse a gallery of your travels, open a photograph, and find the story behind the moment.

Explore the photos
Highwind’s photo gallery groups photographs of British Columbia coves, boat trips, and friends by their journey posts.

For the person telling the story

Bring your travels
together.

Bring along the posts you've already written, turn your routes into new stories, and give the whole journey a home of its own.

Your old blog comes with you.

Import posts from WordPress or TravelMap and bring the stories and photos you've already shared into your RememberKit journal. Keep adding to the same journey.

Turn your route into a post.

Create posts from Garmin inReach tracking, BoatKit trips, street directions, or waypoints you place yourself. Add your words and photos to tell what happened along the way.

Keep the detail in every photo.

Store your photographs in high resolution, so sweeping landscapes and small details have room to shine. Bring them into your posts and let readers explore them in the gallery.

A home with your name on it.

Start with your own RememberKit subdomain, or connect a custom domain for an address that's completely yours.

yourjourney.rememberkit.io

Remember the way it felt

A place worth coming back to.

RememberKit is taking shape now. In the meantime, you can explore the journal that started it.

Visit Highwind