A living world map
Follow the boundary between day and night. Explore local times, seasons and daylight hours. No location permission needed.
How did Cappadocia’s rocks form? What time is it in Giza? Why do two places have different daylight hours? Atlomira Atlas connects questions about places with geography, nature and history.
Explore the atlasIn development for iPhone and iPad

On iPad, the map and the place you are reading sit side by side. Discover the world on your iPhone, wherever you are.
Real screenshots of the app in English. Tap an image for a closer look.
Follow the boundary between day and night. Explore local times, seasons and daylight hours. No location permission needed.
Explore nature and history through encyclopedic texts. Compare two places side by side; see the sources behind every fact.
Save places to your passport. Explore connections through selected educational journey examples. These are not real-world travel plans.
Turkish, English, Spanish, French, German and Simplified Chinese.
For anyone who spent hours with an atlas: a classic map, fact tables and long reads in Turkish and English. Just as good for exploring together as a family.
No account to create, and Atlomira has no analytics or tracking of its own. Ads in the free version come from Google; personalized ads only with your permission.
Maps and texts come with the app. Photos download over the internet; photos kept on the device also open offline.
All 115 places are free. A one-time “Ad-Free Atlas” purchase removes ads. No subscription; the price appears on the purchase screen.

Atlomira Atlas is currently in testing. The App Store download link will appear here when the app launches.
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