Two approaches, two starting points
TripTok is an iPhone app that uses AI to spot the places mentioned in a TikTok or Instagram video whose link you share, then pins them on a map. MyFavsMap brings all the places you have already kept — Google Maps favorites, lists spotted in a post, screenshots — onto one map, then turns them into itineraries.
One answers “where is the place from that reel?”, the other “how do I turn everything I've saved into a trip?”.
TripTok: what it's for
You share the link of a travel video, and TripTok's AI extracts the places and shows them on a map, with summaries and a chat assistant. It's a quick way to go from a viral video to concrete spots.
Its limits: the app is iPhone only (on the App Store it now appears under the name KapiGo). We found no Android or web version: the “TripTok” app on Google Play is a different service, selling eSIMs. It starts from creators' content and doesn't import your Google Maps favorites. Pricing: free, with a Pro subscription ($49.99 a year or $1.99 a week in the US).
MyFavsMap: what it's for
MyFavsMap imports your Google Maps favorites, but also what you spot elsewhere: a screenshot of an infographic or an Instagram post (an AI reads the place names), or a pasted list from a caption or a message. Places are sorted by country and category, shown on a map, then turned into day-by-day itineraries with optimized order and travel times.
It all works on the web, on iPhone and on Android, offline, in 5 languages, with shareable lists, a Community and group trips on one shared map.
What about TikTok videos?
This is where the two tools meet. MyFavsMap doesn't read a video from its link, but it does read a screenshot: pause the video on the frame where the place names appear, or capture the caption, and the places land on your map (step-by-step guide).
In practice, most “10 spots in…” videos show the names on screen or in the caption: one or two screenshots are enough.
Comparison table
| TripTok | MyFavsMap | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Link to a TikTok / Instagram video | Google Maps favorites, screenshots, pasted lists |
| Google Maps favorites import | No | Yes (export, link, paste) |
| AI reading | Videos, from their link | Screenshots |
| Day-by-day itinerary | Not a focus | Yes, optimized order and travel times |
| Platforms | iPhone (as KapiGo) | Web, iPhone, Android, offline |
| Price | Free + Pro ($49.99/year in the US) | Free + Explorer (7-day free trial) |
Which one to choose?
Choose TripTok if you're on iPhone and mainly want to map influencer videos from their link, with an assistant to chat about them.
Choose MyFavsMap if you want one map for everything — your Google Maps favorites, the screenshots piling up, the lists friends send you — and to turn it into travel days, on Android, iPhone or a computer.
Import a screenshot or your Google Maps favorites and turn them into an itinerary — for free.
Try MyFavsMap →An eSIM keeps you connected the moment you land, so you can pull up your map and itineraries anywhere — even off Wi-Fi. With Holafly, code MYFAVSMAP gets you 5% off.
