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Dawarich is a self-hosted web application to replace Google Timeline (aka Google Location History). It allows you to import your location history from Google Maps Timeline and Owntracks, view it on a map and see some statistics, such as the number of countries and cities visited, and distance traveled.
You can find changelog here.
Following sources of live data are supported:
To track your location, install the Owntracks app or Overland app on your phone and configure it to send location updates to your Dawarich instance.
The url to send the location updates to is http://<your-dawarich-instance>/api/v1/owntracks/points?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY.
Currently, the app only supports HTTP mode of OwnTracks.
The url to send the location updates to is http://<your-dawarich-instance>/api/v1/overland/batches?api_key=YOUR_API_KEY.
Your API key can be found and/or generated in the user settings.
To import your Google Maps Timeline data, download your location history from Google Takeout and upload it to Dawarich.
- How to set up reverse proxy
- How to import Google Takeout to Dawarich
- How to import Google Semantic History to Dawarich
- How to import Google Maps Timeline Data to Dawarich
- How to track your location to Dawarich with Overland
- How to track your location to Dawarich with OwnTracks
- How to export your data from Dawarich
More guides can be found in the Docs
You can track your location using the Owntracks or Overland app.
You can view your location history on a map. On the map you can enable/disable the following layers:
- Heatmap
- Points
- Lines between points
- Fog of War
- Areas
Dawarich can suggest places you've visited and allow you to confirm or reject them.
You can see the number of countries and cities visited, the distance traveled, and the time spent in each country, splitted by years and months.
You can import your existing location history from:
- Google Maps Timeline
- OwnTracks
- Strava
- Immich
- Your own GPX files
- Your own GeoJSON files
- Your photos' EXIF data
You can export your data to GeoJSON or GPX format.
docker-compose up to start the app. The app will be available at http://localhost:3000.
Press Ctrl+C to stop the app.
- Username:
user@domain.com - Password:
password
Feel free to change them both in the Account section.
See the docs on the website
As you could probably guess, I like statistics.