
Dawarich
Self-hosted location history and GPS track viewer

Dawarich is a self-hosted location history application for collecting, importing, and visualizing where you have been over time. It focuses on turning raw GPS data into a searchable timeline and map views so you can explore trips, places, and daily movement patterns.
Key Features
- Import location history from common formats (e.g., GPX) to build a personal movement timeline
- Interactive map visualization of tracks and recorded points
- Timeline-style browsing of location history by date/time
- Multi-user support for separate accounts and datasets
- Designed for privacy-focused, self-managed personal analytics of mobility data
Use Cases
- Maintain a private “location history” similar to Google Location History
- Import GPS tracks from phones/watches and review hikes, rides, and trips
- Personal travel journaling and recalling visited places over time
Dawarich is a practical choice if you want an owned, self-managed record of your movements with map and timeline exploration. It is especially useful for users already exporting GPX tracks and wanting a unified, private archive.
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