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Does anyone know if there is an app that will produce a similar map, but that uses just your own data? I would love to have a map like that that shows where in

Does anyone know if there is an app that will produce a similar map, but that uses just your own data? I would love to have a map like that that shows where in my city I have been and that would encourage me to see more spots.

enoch_r 12y ago
I haven't used it, but I remember hearing about "Fog of World"[1], which seems like it might be what you're looking for. [1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fog-of-world/id505367096?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fog-of-world/id505367096?mt=...
rainforest 12y ago
Google Location History might have something (even if you don't expect it to) [1] [1] : https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0/ https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0/
reubenmorais 12y ago
Strava will let you do this if you pay for premium. It's called Personal Heatmaps. It's typically used for running/cycling/swimming, but nothing stops you from using it to track your location. http://www.strava.com http://www.strava.com
- crisnoble 12y ago
  I use Strava for my runs and rides, and you can get the heatmap (or at least similar) through the third party VeloViewer (http://veloviewer.com/ http://veloviewer.com/) by looking at your "wheel". I basically want my always on and exportable Moves (http://moves-app.com/ http://moves-app.com/) data to port into "Personal Heatmaps" of Strava.
phdinsd 12y ago
OpenPaths (https://openpaths.cc/ https://openpaths.cc/) is also a good passive location tracking tool. It's not being actively developed anymore and prone to long loading times, but I've been using it for over a year. Their visualization is pretty good and you can export your data in a variety of formats. Moves (http://moves-app.com http://moves-app.com) is also good for passive location tracking. Good data export options and some nice mapping integrations with third party services (http://quantifiedself.com/2014/03/map-moves-data/ http://quantifiedself.com/2014/03/map-moves-data/). Disclaimer: Moves is a Facebook entity so caveat emptor

enoch_r 12y ago

I haven't used it, but I remember hearing about "Fog of World"[1], which seems like it might be what you're looking for. [1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fog-of-world/id505367096?mt=8 https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fog-of-world/id505367096?mt=...

rainforest 12y ago

Google Location History might have something (even if you don't expect it to) [1] [1] : https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0/ https://maps.google.com/locationhistory/b/0/

reubenmorais 12y ago

Strava will let you do this if you pay for premium. It's called Personal Heatmaps. It's typically used for running/cycling/swimming, but nothing stops you from using it to track your location. http://www.strava.com http://www.strava.com

crisnoble 12y ago
I use Strava for my runs and rides, and you can get the heatmap (or at least similar) through the third party VeloViewer (http://veloviewer.com/ http://veloviewer.com/) by looking at your "wheel". I basically want my always on and exportable Moves (http://moves-app.com/ http://moves-app.com/) data to port into "Personal Heatmaps" of Strava.

phdinsd 12y ago

OpenPaths (https://openpaths.cc/ https://openpaths.cc/) is also a good passive location tracking tool. It's not being actively developed anymore and prone to long loading times, but I've been using it for over a year. Their visualization is pretty good and you can export your data in a variety of formats. Moves (http://moves-app.com http://moves-app.com) is also good for passive location tracking. Good data export options and some nice mapping integrations with third party services (http://quantifiedself.com/2014/03/map-moves-data/ http://quantifiedself.com/2014/03/map-moves-data/). Disclaimer: Moves is a Facebook entity so caveat emptor