Continuous background tracking
Visits and GPS points are logged automatically while tracking is on.
On-device location tracking
Continuous GPS capture that never leaves your device. Export it anytime as GPX, CSV, GeoJSON or JSON.

§ 01 — The map is home
Whereday opens on a map of today, each leg of the route coloured by where it led. Swipe up for the day dial, your stats and the day so far.






Tap the mini dial to replay the day. Layers turn visits, the travel path, GPS points, start and end, photos and “Are you here?” suggestions on or off. The + button saves where you are, logs a past stop or drops a pin.
iPhone and Android screenshots with an invented San Francisco journal.
§ 02 — Automatic timeline
Arrivals, departures and the GPS path between them, in order, in the day sheet under the map. Tap a stop to confirm or correct it.
§ 03 — What it does
Visits and GPS points are logged automatically while tracking is on.
Walks, rides and road trips with the full path, distance and duration.
No account, no ads, no server. Your history stays on your phone.
GPX, GeoJSON, KML, CSV, JSON, Markdown, OwnTracks and Overland.
Save a dated file to any folder daily, or as often as hourly.
Record routes from your wrist, even with your phone at home.
§ 04 — Inside the app
Replay any route, browse a year of days, and see the places you return to.
Screens shown with an invented sample journal.
§ 05 — On-device by design
Your location data stays on your device unless you export it or send it to a server you choose.
| Location sent to Whereday | Never |
|---|---|
| Account required | No |
| Where history is stored | On your device |
| Cloud sync | Not used |
| Who owns the exports | You |
§ 06 — Yours to take
Maps, spreadsheets, notes or your own server. Schedule daily exports, or import Google Timeline free.
§ 07 — On your wrist
Leave the phone at home. The Watch logs GPS offline and syncs when you're back.
§ 08 — Guides
From GPS points to a GPX file you can open anywhere.
Save visits and points, then restore them later.
Accounts, storage and formats compared. Import your Timeline.
Where your past locations already live.
Count travel days from your own records.
Obsidian, Dawarich and more.
Browse every guide · Save places and correct visits · Keep a private location journal
§ 09 — Pricing
Subscribe weekly or yearly, or buy Lifetime once. Existing users keep the access they already have.
Individual or Family. 7-day free trial when eligible; renews until canceled.
Start free trialOne payment, yours for good. No renewals to remember.
Get LifetimeFor your Family Sharing group. Individual owners can upgrade for $40.00.
Get FamilyExisting users keep their access. Used Whereday before 1.8? You keep free tracking, your earlier export terms and any lifetime purchase. U.S. prices shown. Terms.
Your exports stay yours. New users keep file export after a subscription ends. Existing free users keep their earlier export-unlock requirement. Back up your history.
§ 10 — Who makes it
Whereday is an independent, open-source app made by Cody Bontecou at isolated.tech.
No investors, no data business. Support goes straight to the developer.
On your phone. Whereday has no account and no location server, so your history never reaches us.
Yes, while tracking is on. Whereday logs visits and GPS points in the background. Accuracy, distance filters and auto-stop timers keep battery use in check.
Export any date range as GPX, GeoJSON, KML, CSV, JSON, Markdown, OwnTracks or Overland. Auto Export can save a dated file to a folder daily, or as often as hourly. See the export reference.
Yes, for free. Whereday imports supported Google Timeline JSON, plus Whereday JSON, CSV and Markdown files. Keep your original archive as well. Follow the import steps.
Yes. The Watch records GPS routes on its own and syncs them to your iPhone when they reconnect.
No. Your history stays local. Export and import are the backup path.
Yes. Webhooks POST GPS points in OwnTracks or Overland format to a receiver you run, such as Dawarich. They are off by default. Set up Dawarich.
Free to download, and import is free. New users since version 1.8 choose a subscription, with a 7-day trial when eligible, or Lifetime: $49.99 Individual or $89.99 Family. Existing users keep the access they already had. See the purchase terms.