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Dawarich

Private location history timeline and map, an alternative to Google Timeline

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Dawarich is a location history platform that lets users import, store, and explore their own location data without relying on services that monetize that information. It solves the problem of losing control over personal location history when third-party services limit data retention, change their features, or use the data for advertising. Users can import data from Google Takeout or track location directly, and their information remains private and exportable.

The platform offers an interactive map with routes, daily timeline replay, trip and place management, and statistical breakdowns of distance, cities, and countries visited. Advanced visualizations include a heatmap, fog-of-war layer, and 3D globe view. It integrates with self-hosted photo management applications Immich and PhotoPrism to display photos on the map and within trips. Native iOS and Android apps provide background location tracking that works offline and uploads data when a connection is available. Data can be exported in GPX and GeoJSON formats.

Dawarich is designed for individuals who want a private, permanent record of their location history, from casual trackers to frequent travelers. It is available as a hosted cloud service with a 7-day free trial and three annual subscription tiers: Lite, Pro, and Family, which differ in searchable history length, visualization layers, API rate limits, and the number of members. The software can also be self-hosted for free, with all features included.

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