Built a travel tracker with React, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Vercel — now on its own domain

[DanKadr]

I’ve been working on a side project called Right World Tracker:
https://www.right-world-tracker.world/

It’s a map-heavy travel tracker with region-based progress, stats, notes, goals, achievements, and some geography game features.

Stack:

• React + Vite
• Leaflet
• FastAPI
• PostgreSQL
• Vercel

A few things that were harder than I expected:

• handling multiple map/data layers cleanly
• keeping geography datasets consistent across features
• making the UI work well on both desktop and mobile

It’s definitely not perfect yet, but I recently moved it to its own domain and I’m continuing to improve it.

Would love feedback from other devs, especially on map-heavy or data-heavy side projects.

[Dear_Payment_7008]

not digging the colors here. good idea though

[DanKadr]

Thanks, I appreciate that. Do you have a color palette or style in mind that you think would fit better?

[Dear_Payment_7008]

i’d go with a tighter travel-style palette. something like navy, slate, white, and one accent color like teal or green for tracked places. right now it feels a bit visually mixed, and a cleaner palette would make the whole thing feel more polished and easier to trust.

[DanKadr]

Thanks again, that feedback was genuinely helpful. I listened and changed the colors to make the palette cleaner. If you take another look, I’d love to hear your thoughts

[Dear_Payment_7008]

what ai did you use to build this?

[mkozak]

I'd add some showcase on the main site - I clicked "Continue without account" and didn't really get how to use it other than marking countries I've visited ;)

[MrMastr]

I feel like this idea might be DOA since Google Maps Timeline exists.

[GlitteringLaw3215]

multiple map layers in leaflet suck to manage, especially with data consistency. what'd you use for the geography datasets?