GPS Logger: Private Route Map

No account. No sign-up. Just install GPS Logger, press record, and your walk, hike, ride, run, drive, or trip is saved to your own private history. Keep using your phone — it keeps tracking in the background. When you stop, your route, distance, time, and speed are saved.

This isn't just a tracker that forgets your trips. Every recording becomes part of a personal map you can keep and relive for years.

A JOURNEY MAP THAT GROWS WITH YOU
- A journey map of your saved routes
- A calendar of every day you tracked
- The places you keep coming back to
- A colour-coded speed map and full stats for every single trip

START IN SECONDS — NO ACCOUNT
- No login, no email, nothing to set up
- Install and record straight away
- Your routes stay on your phone, for your eyes only

BRING YOUR EXISTING TRIPS
Already have years in Google Timeline or another tracker? Import Timeline JSON or GPX files and see your whole history together on one map. Nothing stays trapped in another app.

YOUR DATA, NO LOCK-IN
- Your routes stay on your device unless you choose to share or save them out
- Save any trip as a GPX or KML file
- Back up your entire history in one go, whenever you want
- Recording starts and stops only when you decide (with optional start after a reboot)

SHARE YOUR LOCATION — ONLY WHEN YOU WANT
Let family or friends follow where you are in real time with a share code you can reset anytime and a follower limit you choose. Only your current position is shared, and it disappears once you stop. Prefer to keep everything to yourself? Then never share at all.

GENTLE ON YOUR BATTERY
- Tracking eases off automatically when you're standing still
- A quiet notification reminds you while a recording is running
- Optional automatic start after your phone reboots

OFFLINE MAP AREAS FOR THE TRAIL
Before a hike, ride or road trip, switch the Recording map to OpenStreetMap and download the visible area while you still have a connection. The downloaded street-to-trail map stays on your phone until you delete it, so you can keep seeing your route on that area when coverage drops.