Traviary is a travel journal application for iPhone that automatically reconstructs a user's travel history from the location data embedded in their existing Apple Photos library. The app processes all location metadata on the device, without requiring an account, manual data entry, or photo uploads to external servers. Its primary function is to transform a scattered collection of geotagged photographs into a structured, chronological archive of places visited, trips taken, and routes traveled. The app provides several mapping and visualization features. Users can view their visited countries and cities on a 3D globe with colored borders, a traditional travel map, or a cinematic neon map. Trips are automatically grouped and tinted, and the app calculates distances between stops and identifies the mode of travel (flight, drive, or walking) for each leg. A yearly view allows users to select a specific year and see the cities visited and routes taken during that period. Traviary also awards rarity-tiered badges for border crossings and other travel milestones, and includes a home-screen widget. Local day trips and landmarks near the user's home location are recognized and counted alongside longer journeys. The typical workflow requires minimal user effort. After opening the app for the first time, it scans the Apple Photos library and assembles an entire travel history in approximately one minute. The result is an automatically generated journal that lists every country and city visited, each trip in chronological order, points of interest encountered along the way, and total distances traveled. No itineraries, check-ins, or manual entries are needed. The app is designed for privacy, with all processing occurring on the device and no data leaving the user's phone. Technical requirements include an iPhone running a compatible version of iOS, and access to Apple Photos with location data enabled. The app is available for free on the App Store.