CITY.BRK
Your camera roll, ready to fly.
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All your journeys, in one place.
Open the app and your travel history is already organised. Trips stack by year, with continent filters up top, a date column on the right, and a cover photo for every stop. No folders, no tags — just the order you took the pictures.
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One trip. Three cities. No pile.
A Europe trip shows as Paris, then Amsterdam, then Berlin — not one undifferentiated heap. Citybrk breaks a multi-city trip down to the day and city you actually mean when you say ‘that trip.’
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Every country you’ve been to, on one offline map.
The map tab shades every country you have photos from and pins each city. No connection required, no API key, no telemetry. Updated automatically as new trips land.
25 countries · 36 cities
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Relive a trip the way you lived it.
Inside a trip, browse a day-by-day photo grid for each city, with a pinned chip strip to jump between cities without losing your place.
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Curate the trips worth revisiting.
Heart the trips and moments worth keeping — they collect on a Saved screen that’s yours, not a social feed. The highlight reel of everywhere you’ve been.
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Nothing gets lost. Nothing gets guessed.
Photos without clear date or location land in Unsorted instead of being wedged into the wrong trip. A few taps is all it takes to assign them.
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The trip you took. The photos you took on it.
Day-by-day, the trip unfolds as a stack of your own pictures. Seoul at dusk. Tokyo at 2 a.m. The moment you remember remembering, already in your camera roll.
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Your photos. Your phone. Nobody else’s.
Citybrk reads your camera roll and the date / GPS metadata already in each file, entirely on-device, using an offline geocoding dataset bundled with the app. Nothing is uploaded — there is no server, no account, no analytics, no ads, and no in-app purchases. The on-device stats below are everything the app knows about your library, and they live in a local database that disappears when you uninstall.
