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About Scoria: Private Location Log

Privately collect and analyze your location history. Scoria is your toolkit for automatically tracking activity, travel, and places visited. Make detailed and beautiful maps of your movement, all without your data ever leaving your device. Location data is deeply personal and sensitive, and we take privacy seriously. Data logged with Scoria is kept on your device where it is only accessible to you. We don't automatically collect any information about you or how you use the app. Check out the in-app introduction or visit https://scoria.info/privacy for more. See your movement in detail. · Log and view location, altitude, speed, time, course, location accuracy, and more. · Designed for always-on logging with automatic location accuracy adjustment to get high accuracy data when moving, and save battery when stationary. · Super low power modes when battery life is critical. Easily turn off logging with a tap. Make beautiful maps. · Data colormapping for speed, course, accuracy, time, altitude, etc. · Multiple map styles with varying levels of detail. · Save your favorite places to the map with up to 5 emoji for each icon. Powerful features. · See stats from your location history and a timeline of places visited. · Map data caching for offline map viewing and lower data use. · Export selected data to CSV or GPX. Why Scoria? · Scoria is free — We believe everyone should have the tools to understand what their location data says. Scoria’s core features will always be private and free. · Easy to use — Scoria makes it easy to dive into your location history and make beautiful visualizations. · Scoria is private — We don’t spy on you to show you targeted ads or sell your data. Privacy is at the core of our mission. For more about Scoria's privacy, see our short and readable privacy policy at https://scoria.info/privacy.

Ratings & reviews

4.9

12 ratings

5 ★ 92% 4 ★ 8% 3 ★ 0% 2 ★ 0% 1 ★ 0%

What’s new

Version 1.5.0 · Updated September 5, 2026

- new rendering path for displaying much more data at once - spatial decimation to show the most recent data point in each display pixel - significantly improved performance of data queries - re-renders now fire after map movement has stopped - new “show day” button on point popups - new time range stepping control - haptic feedback for sliders and tap-and-hold - new contrast reserve setting - minimum point size reduced from 2px to 1px - improved safe area inset handling for camera notches and home bars - add ability to save map images to photo library - improved peak and background memory usage - fixed last location disappearing after adjusting map style - fixed rendering bugs at tile boundaries - fixed rendering of certain emoji pin icons - fixed time series plot data using multiple timezones - fixed popups losing their style when the time series plot data updates

App privacy

The developer, Aperture Beam Technologies, Inc., reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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