VidendaPress
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Everything you need is here.
Fact sheet, descriptions cleared for press use, twelve high-resolution screenshots with no device frames or watermarks, and the app icon with transparency. No login, no form — one zip.
The facts
| What | A travel bucket list that works like a passport — a curated offline atlas of 23,800 places across 190 countries, with passport-style stamps and a private field journal. |
| Developer | Litora Labs LLC — an independent, self-funded studio in Somerset, New Jersey. Videnda is its first app. |
| Platform | iPhone and iPad · iOS 17 or later |
| Price | $9.99, one-time purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads. |
| Released | July 30, 2026 (version 1.0) |
| Privacy | App Store label: Data Not Collected. No account, no cloud, no analytics, no tracking. The atlas and journal work fully offline; every release is scanned for network code before it ships. |
| Availability | 148 countries and regions on the App Store |
| Category | Travel · Rated 13+ |
| Links | videnda.app · App Store |
| Contact | [email protected] — we read everything and answer it ourselves. |
The story, briefly
Videnda started from a simple observation: travel apps want your data, your account, and a monthly fee — a travel journal should want none of those. The atlas ships inside the app, the journal never leaves the device, and the whole thing costs what software used to cost: one price, once. The passport is the design language — places are stamped, not checked off — and the catalog of 23,800 places is researched with AI assistance and reviewed editorially, place by place.
News hook: Videnda 1.1 is in App Review as of mid-August 2026 — a redesigned first run (stamp your first memory in under a minute) and Videnda Press, which turns a journal into a typeset book, a social carousel, or a short film, entirely on the device. For embargoed details or an early look, email us.