The collector426 classics / 192 countries
Eat the world. Keep the map.
426 classics across 192 countries and 18 regions. Scan a meal the Atlas recognises and the classic is yours.
CollectingNo extra step
How a classic is collected
Photograph or scan a meal the way you already would. When the estimate lands on an Atlas classic, it is yours and its country tints on the map.
The map192 countries / 18 regions
18 regions, filled one classic at a time
The catalogue runs from North Africa to Oceania. A country tints as its classics are collected, so the map records where you have actually eaten.
Drawn here: Feijoada from Brazil, Masala Dosa from India, Ceviche from Peru.
The catalogue426 classics
A silhouette until you find it
Every classic has an illustration of its own. Until you collect it, the catalogue shows you the outline and the country it comes from.
A classic you have collected stays collected.
The weeknightTwo of 426
A reason to cook something new
Both fit an ordinary Tuesday.
Koshari, Egypt
Rice, lentils and macaroni under fried onions and a sharp tomato sauce. Egypt's street lunch, in one pot.
Tabbouleh, Lebanon
Parsley first, bulgur second. Mostly herbs, cut with lemon and tomato. Longer to chop than to make.
The projectTwo more
Two worth the afternoon
Start one when you have the time and the company.
Chakhchoukha, Algeria
Flatbread torn by hand into a slow lamb and chickpea stew. Communal, and worth an afternoon.
Shuwa, Oman
Lamb rubbed with spice, wrapped, and cooked underground for a day or more.
On the moveSaved with no signal
Made for people who move
Travelling, working away, eating out with people who order for the table: the map fills in behind you either way.
The estimate runs when the signal comes back.
The long gameBronze to black
Globetrotter climbs slowly
Distinct cuisines count toward Globetrotter, which climbs five tiers from bronze to black. The Atlas is the slowest thing in the app, and that is the point of it.
Start7 days free
The map is yours to fill.
A classic is collected by eating, and there is no other way to add one.
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