Turn Your Google Timeline Into an Off-Grid Trip Map
Upload your Google Takeout location file and see your trip as it really happened — the forest service roads you actually drove, where you boondocked, and where you refueled across Canada.
Your Location File Never Leaves Your Browser Unfiltered
- Your file is read and filtered on your device. Wi-Fi scans, cell-tower records, device IDs, and Google's inferred home/work labels are stripped before anything can be sent — they are never copied into the upload at all.
- You pick the trip dates and region. Everything outside them is dropped on your device.
- Before anything is sent, you see the exact data that would leave your browser — and nothing is sent until you press Confirm and Analyze.
- Your stops are processed transiently to label them and are not stored on our servers.
Step 1 — Get Your File From Google Takeout
Export your data at takeout.google.com → deselect all → select Location History (Timeline) → export. Unzip it and look for Timeline.json (or Saved-places.json for your starred spots).
Step 2 — Choose Your File and Trip Window
Step 3 — Review Exactly What Would Be Sent
Pick a file above to begin — it is read on your device only.
Your Trip, As You Actually Drove It
Crown land boondock Forest service road Campground Fuel & water Unclassified
Stop labels are AI-suggested from your confirmed coordinates and may be wrong — verify access and legality before returning to any spot. Map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors.