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BEYOND193
The explorer profile for people who go further

Beyond countries.
Into the world.

Turn the routes, regions, islands and journeys that shaped you into one public explorer profile.

Upload your Google Maps history or start manually.
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Alex Mercer
beyond193.com/alexoverland
Demo profile · Sample data
18
Journeys
612
Days traveling
41,280
Km overland
19
Islands
27
Land borders
Karakoram Highway · North Atlantic by Car · Japan, north to south
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More than a number

A country count cannot tell your story.

What a checklist says
Visited Pakistan
What Beyond193 says
Pakistan
28 days · 1,840 km by motorcycle
Islamabad → Karakoram Highway → Hunza → Khunjerab

Beyond193 recognizes the route you took, the time you were out, the regions and islands you moved through, how you traveled, the places you kept returning to — the depth of it, not just the count.

How it works

From private file to public identity.

01
Export

Download your Google Maps Timeline export — the file Google already keeps about where you have been.

02
Upload

Upload it privately. Processing runs in the background; nothing is published.

03
Review

We propose the journeys we found. You correct, merge, confirm — or keep things private.

04
Publish

Your explorer profile goes live at beyond193.com/you — ready to share.

What counts

Exploration that means something.

Routes traveled

The Karakoram Highway. The Atlas passes. A ring road in the North Atlantic.

Islands & archipelagos

Tenerife counts. So do the Canaries as a whole — and every island after them.

Land borders & ferries

Crossings earned on the ground and on the water, not through an airport.

Time out there

Weeks and months on the road matter more than stamps in a passport.

Regions & deserts

The High Atlas, the Sahara, Gilgit-Baltistan — places bigger than any pin.

Depth, not repetition

Places you lived, places you returned to, places that shaped you.

Privacy

Your location history stays yours.

A Timeline export is one of the most sensitive files you own. Beyond193 treats it that way — from upload to publication, nothing becomes public unless you explicitly publish it.

  • Raw files live in private storage and are never publicly reachable.
  • Everything stays private until you review and publish it.
  • Your exact home location is never shown — only the base you choose.
  • Public maps use simplified routes, never your raw movements.
  • You can delete the raw import after processing.

How far have you really gone?

The world is bigger than 193 countries. Show what you did with it.