Use your location records in another tool

Choose a destination for the task

Your Whereday journal is stored on your iPhone. Copying a file or enabling webhooks sends records outside that local journal. The destination’s storage, access, and retention settings then apply.

Dawarich: send GPS points to your receiver

Use Whereday’s optional Overland webhook with a matching Dawarich batch endpoint. The walkthrough includes a native three-point delivery test, checked database persistence, and a receiver screenshot. It separates a successful connection response from stored points. This is for people who already operate a receiver; Dawarich also offers its own tracking app.

Obsidian: read visits as a Markdown note

Export a Markdown visit table and copy it into a desktop vault. The guide includes a native exporter sample, checked note rendering, and a desktop Maps plugin check with two synthetic visit markers. Mobile transfer and scheduled vault delivery remain unverified.

Keep a copy you can verify

A readable note or a receiver’s points are not a complete backup of every Whereday setting, visit, or outing edit. Follow the backup checklist when your goal is restoration. Review the format reference and privacy boundaries before choosing a destination.