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Passport turns the photos on an iPhone Duo into a passport booklet, with an ink stamp for every country you have photographed.

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Passport is a photo app built around the iPhone Duo. Closed, the phone is the size of a passport and its outer screen becomes the cover, in the colour and wording of the owner's own country. Open it and a booklet opens with it: two facing pages of visa paper, stamped once for every country in the owner's photo library. Everything is read on the device; nothing is uploaded and there is no account.

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Passport reads the dates and places already stored in a photo library, groups them into trips, and prints one original ink stamp for each country visited. A stamp is printed only where several photos were taken in one place, so the booklet never shows a trip the owner did not take. On iPhone Duo the closed outer screen is the cover; unfolding opens the booklet as it opens the phone, with the hinge where the gutter of a real passport would be and nothing drawn across it. Closing returns to the cover and keeps the page. Tap a stamp and the trip spreads over both pages, the route on one and the photos on the other, and any trip becomes a short film to share, rendered on the phone. The covers, paper and stamps are original artwork, measured from 48 real passports; it is a keepsake, not a travel document, and says so on every page. Passport is made by GRIND IT s.r.o. in Slovakia and sold once, with no subscription.