A cover, not a settings screen. Drawn the way a real passport is drawn. Radiating lines converging on an embossed cross, engraved letter-spaced type, and a chip mark at the foot. It recolours as your status changes.
You have a travel history. This is where it lives.
Noma issues you a passport the day you save your first place. It counts what you have visited against every country and territory on Earth, fills in the regions inside them, and never asks you to type a single number.

Save a place. The country changes colour.
You never mark a country visited. You save a temple, a hotel, an airport or a bar, and Noma works out which country and which region that was in.
- One source of truth. Country progress comes from your saved places. There is no second list to keep in sync.
- Remove the last place and it reverts. Delete everything you saved in a country and the country goes grey again, unless you saved the country itself.
- Wishlist stays separate. A place you want to go marks the country as wishlisted. It never counts as visited.
Stamps for the places that mattered. Landmarks engraved in a single ink colour, set in a perforated frame. They collect across your trip reports and your year in review.

You look at it before anyone else does.
Sharing a passport produces an image, not a link to your account. Documents, booking fields, chat and account details stay out of public itineraries. Review dates and anything you wrote before sharing.
What people ask about the Passport.
Short answers.
Why 243 and not 195?
Noma counts territories as well as UN member states, and leaves out Antarctica and six remote territories with no permanent civilian population. That gives 243 places you could realistically stand in.
Do regions change my country count?
No. Regions are counted separately. Saving three prefectures in Japan still counts as one country, and as three regions.
Can I backfill old trips?
Yes, and most people do it in one sitting. Search for the place, save it, and the passport updates as you go.
Does anyone else see my passport?
Only if you export an image and send it yourself. There is no profile page and no directory.
Open the book.
Save the last place you went and the passport starts counting from there.