About Everroam
Everroam turns the photos already on your iPhone into a globe you can spin through â a record of where you have been that you keep rather than post. It is built by one person.
Who makes Everroam
Everroam is built by Thejas Gowda, working solo. There is no company behind it, no investors and no team â one person designs it, writes the Swift, ships the releases and answers the support mail at hello@everroam.app.
That is worth stating plainly because it sets expectations. Replies come from the person who wrote the code. Features ship when one person can finish them properly, not on a roadmap someone else set.
Why it exists
Most travel apps want you to post. Everroam was built for the opposite: a record you keep. The photos on your phone already know where you were and when â a globe you can spin through them is a better way to hold a trip than a feed nobody rereads.
That is also why the photo scan runs on the device. Reading your library is the whole feature, so it happens where your library already lives rather than on a server.
What Everroam is not
Everroam is an iPhone app published at everroam.app and sold on the App Store. It is not related to EverRoam the travel eSIM service, to EverRoam Collective, or to the EverRoam app listed on Google Play. Those are other people's products that happen to share a name.
There is no Everroam Android app. If you found an Android download calling itself EverRoam, it is not this.
How to reach a human
Email hello@everroam.app. That address reaches Thejas Gowda directly. Bug reports with an iPhone model and an iOS version get fixed fastest.
Questions go to hello@everroam.app. See Pricing or the FAQ.