Pick a person, pick a day: the route draws itself, with distance, trips and time at each place. Thirty days of it at most — then it clears itself, automatically, for everyone.
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Ava’s jacket didn’t come home from school. She remembers a café, a friend, a milkshake — not a street. Dad opens her day instead of starting an argument.
History answered one question, then got out of the way. In thirty days this Tuesday is gone — which is fine. The jacket’s back.
Dad opens Location history, taps Ava, taps Today. One line: 3.5 km · 3 trips · 06:58–19:38. Home 07:00–07:40 · School 07:55–16:30 · Home 16:50–now.Whose route, which day. That’s the whole interface.
Between School 16:30 and Home 16:50, the route makes a little loop by Lake Street — the café next to the library. “Oh. Yeah. That one.”A start pin, an end pin, and the line between them.
The café picks up. Jacket’s behind the counter. Dad puts his phone down; Ava puts the kettle on.No lecture, no “retrace your steps.” One glance and a phone call.
Anyone in your circle, any day still in the window. The route draws itself; the summary reads itself.
Tap the name at the top — Dad, Mom, Ava. Everyone in the circle sees the same history: no parent view, no secret view.
Today, yesterday, or scroll the strip back through the month. Pick a day and the map frames the whole journey — start pin, end pin, the line between.
Dad’s Tuesday: “12.4 km · 3 trips · 06:58–21:10”, then time at each saved place — Home 07:00–07:40, Office 08:15–17:50, Home 18:20–now. Grandma reads it the first time.
Every location older than 30 days is deleted by the database itself, every night. Not a checkbox someone has to remember. Same promise on every plan, for every member.
Ava pauses sharing for a study date: nothing is recorded, and her earlier days stay hidden while she’s paused. The app says it in plain words: “Ava has sharing paused, so their route stays private — including past days.”
Distance, trips, time at each place, a route with a start and an end. No export, no download, no report. Built to answer “which café?”, not to keep a record of anyone.
While anyone shares from the app, a notification always shows on their phone. Ava knows exactly when she’s on the map — and history only ever covers those times.
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