This is really cool! For people who don't want to wait to upload their data, here are some annotated screenshots of interesting locations from my data (I had ~140 MB of it, accumulated over the last year):<p><a href="http://imgur.com/a/9H6vb" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/a/9H6vb</a><p>It's amazing that I can zoom into a city that I've been to and nostalgically recount the story behind each location on the map. I can see this being a great storytelling aid that goes with your photo albums.
Since I started being a digital nomad 10 months ago, people have wanted to hear more about my travels. I always wanted to start building something like this, because it's nicer than saying "Singapore for 4 weeks, Hong Kong for 2 weeks, Seoul for 9 weeks, ..." Just show them the map and they can learn whatever they want to! Thanks so much for building this and keeping it open source.<p>Will share images or data when I compile mine when I get the time.
I put together a little imgur album with some examples from my own Location History: <a href="http://imgur.com/a/qLm1Q" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/a/qLm1Q</a> (I'm sure yours are much more interesting, though!)<p><i>location-history-visualizer</i> is tool for visualizing your complete, consolidated, collected Google Location History. It works directly in your web browser – no software to download, no packages to install. Everyone deserves to know what data is being collected about them, without having to fiddle with cryptic pieces of software.<p>Would love to hear your thoughts!
Here's mine - <a href="http://imgur.com/a/gRiyk" rel="nofollow">http://imgur.com/a/gRiyk</a><p>This is pretty awesome, but could definitely use persistent data so we can just share the map. Could also use off-client/background processing - might be working on this piece soon...
Crashed several times, I have 250Mb of data which I think is unusually large for someone who pretty much only goes back and forth to my office and home. Either way from the screenshots looks really cool.
This is awesome. I can even see where I'm usually stuck in traffic jam and where my train to work stops every day!<p>I had 50MB of data, and it took at least one minute to process the JSON file.