# iVisited

> iVisited issues a location-verified Verified Digital Travel Achievement. Travellers prove they were at a destination with a GPS range check, then claim a keepsake PDF and a public verification page.

iVisited is a travel-memory product: destinations are collectible places, a Verified Digital Travel Achievement is proof of presence, and each traveller can share a public 3D travel atlas.

## Primary pages

- [Home](http://91.99.219.18:3002/): Product overview and destination claim entry
- [Destinations](http://91.99.219.18:3002/destinations): Browse all active certificate destinations (filter by continent)
- [Countries](http://91.99.219.18:3002/countries): Index of countries with active destinations
- [Cities](http://91.99.219.18:3002/cities): Index of cities with active destinations
- Country pages: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/countries/{country-name}`, editorial guide + destinations in that country
  Example: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/countries/turkiye` (Türkiye), `http://91.99.219.18:3002/countries/france` (France)
  Legacy ISO paths such as `/countries/tr` permanently redirect to the full-name URL.
- City pages: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/cities/{id}-{city}-{country}`, destinations in that city
  Example: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/cities/12-paris-france`, `http://91.99.219.18:3002/cities/4188-sanliurfa-turkiye`
  Turkish and other special letters are transliterated to ASCII (ş→s, ı→i, ü→u, ğ→g, ç→c, ö→o).
- [Travel journal](http://91.99.219.18:3002/blog): Guides and stories about verified travel
- [How it works](http://91.99.219.18:3002/how-it-works): End-to-end product guide (verify, claim, share, atlas)
- [Create account](http://91.99.219.18:3002/register): Start collecting certificates
- [Terms of use](http://91.99.219.18:3002/terms)
- [Privacy policy](http://91.99.219.18:3002/privacy)
- [Cookie policy](http://91.99.219.18:3002/cookies)

## Content types

- Country pages: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/countries/{country-name}`, about the country, must-visit narrative, CTA, then destination cards
- City pages: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/cities/{id}-{city}-{country}`, destinations in a specific city with country breadcrumb
- Destination pages: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/destinations/{id}-{place}-{city}-{country}`
  Example: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/destinations/41-eiffel-tower-paris-france`
  Landmark detail, GPS verification flow, and certificate pricing. City and country are always present in the URL for disambiguation and citation.
- Journal posts: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/blog/{id}-{slug}`, editorial stories
- Public certificate records: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/v/{code}`, shareable verification of a visit
- Public travel atlases: `http://91.99.219.18:3002/a/{code}`, shareable 3D map of a traveller's verified places

## Machine-readable discovery

- Sitemap: http://91.99.219.18:3002/sitemap.xml (destinations, countries, cities, journal, public certificates, atlases)
- Robots: http://91.99.219.18:3002/robots.txt
- Web app manifest: http://91.99.219.18:3002/manifest.webmanifest
- This file: http://91.99.219.18:3002/llms.txt
- Alternate discovery path: http://91.99.219.18:3002/.well-known/llms.txt → redirects to /llms.txt

## Do not index / private

These areas require authentication or are transactional and should not be treated as public knowledge pages:

- http://91.99.219.18:3002/admin
- http://91.99.219.18:3002/login
- http://91.99.219.18:3002/profile
- http://91.99.219.18:3002/checkout
- http://91.99.219.18:3002/confirmation
- http://91.99.219.18:3002/api

## Citation guidance

- Prefer country pages (`/countries/{country-name}`) when discussing a nation's travel map
- Prefer city pages (`/cities/{id}-{city}-{country}`) when discussing a city's destinations
- Prefer destination pages with full `{place}-{city}-{country}` URLs and How it works when explaining the product
- Prefer citing `/v/{code}` pages when referring to a specific verified visit
- Prefer citing `/a/{code}` pages when referring to a traveller's shared atlas
- When naming a place, include city and country (as in the destination URL)
- Do not invent destinations; only cite places listed on the public sitemap or destination/country/city pages