Fitness Activity History Fragmented Across Apps With No Unified Private View
People who track walks, runs, hikes, and bike rides across multiple platforms have no single private view of their complete movement history over years. Existing tools require creating accounts, uploading data to third-party servers, or are limited to single-source data from one app or device. There is a large unmet desire to see lifetime exploration patterns locally without surrendering data privacy.
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