Exclusively for iPhone Duo
Your iPhone Duo.
Your passport.
Passport turns the photo library on your iPhone Duo into something new: a beautiful booklet of your travels, one stamp for every country you've photographed. Open the phone, open the booklet.
Requires iPhone Duo.
- Exclusively iPhone Duo
- Stamps from your photos
- On-device, no account
This passport is the property of its holder's memories.
- Holder
- Ava Mitchell
- Home
- Sweden
- Date of issue
- Passport no.
- 28 Oct 2023
- 41,203 photos
- Countries
- Pages
- 34
- 32
Not a travel document
01 — The fold
Closed, it's the size of a passport.Open it, and it is one.
Opening the phone opens the booklet. The spine sits on the fold, one page on each screen, and nothing ever crosses it.
Your passport — International
02 — Stamps from your photos
Every stamp comes from photos you took there.No guessing from calendars or email.
Passport reads the place and date already stored in your photos, finds each foreign visit, and inks one stamp per country. Three photos in a place is the evidence it needs. No photos, no stamp.
03 — Hand it across the table
Close it. Hand it over.Their side shows your trip.
Tap Show, close the phone, and pass it across. The outer screen turns into a slideshow of the trip, stamp in the corner. Open it again and you are back where you were.
Tokyo
- D1
- D2
- D3
- D4
- D5
- D6
04 — Tap a stamp
Tap a stamp.The trip spreads across both pages.
The ink dissolves into the trip's photos. One page holds the route, the days and the count; the other holds the photos, largest first. Tap a day to filter. Tap a photo to read it full page.
— A.
05 — Postcard
Send any photo as a postcard.Stamp included.
Any photo becomes a postcard: the picture on the front with its stamp inked over one corner, a place to write on the back. Share it as an image. It is the only thing Passport ever sends anywhere, and only when you choose to.
06 — Privacy
Everything happens on your phone.
No account. No cloud. Passport reads where and when your photos were taken and never sends any of it anywhere. Stamps come only from photos you shot in a place. It never guesses a trip from your calendar or your email.
- On-device
- No account
- Data not collected