derive VS location-history-visualizer

From there, you will need to take your exported GPS track files, and combine them, so they show up on a single map. I use https://erik.github.io/derive/, which loads the file within your own browser and doesn't send the tracks to anyone's servers.

I then use https://erik.github.io/derive/ to load all those GPS tracks, and it overlays them as a heatmap. Gives you a really nice overview of where you've been over time.

derive is pretty cool online heatmap tool. I'm sure there are plenty of other alternatives out there. :)

I've tracked the majority of my rides using strava on my phone, then downloaded the data and uploaded to a guy's app called Derive. It doesn't allow you to download an image so I captured a collage with snipping tool and composited them together with ICE.

Or dérive?

If you have the GPS track files for your runs, I've had pretty good luck using https://erik.github.io/derive/

https://locationhistoryvisualizer.com/heatmap/ similar thing, is free

If you have an android phone (and thus lots of Google location data) you can use this instead: https://locationhistoryvisualizer.com/heatmap/ It's open source and somewhat customizable but more importantly it's a heatmap so you can see where you've been AND the relative frequency of you going there.

https://locationhistoryvisualizer.com/heatmap/ is one. But the problem is, unless you are actively tracking, it will be just location dots, not a full GPS track. Sometimes it just doen't pick up on locations either.

Using this: https://locationhistoryvisualizer.com/heatmap/

If you have an android phone, you can do the same here: https://locationhistoryvisualizer.com/heatmap/

Does anybody have any ideas how to solve this issue? Maybe there is a way to create a heatmap in a tool like "Google My Maps" by manually exporting the data from the more detailed day view? I would also be open to other workarounds. Location History Visualizer seems to be based only on the inaccurate data from the month/year view.