See a month of movement at once
Choose a day, a week, a month, or any dates. Walking, running, cycling, transport, underground, boat, and flights can sit on one map. Turn any type off, and share the map as an image.
Activity Tracking — Travel
Your days, on a private map
Quantified Map turns your activity, the places you visit, your workouts, and your photo locations into a personal map and a day by day timeline. Maps are generated on your iPhone or iPad.
On the App Store since April 28, 2017. Designed and published by Ludovic Landry.
This page describes Quantified Map 4.3.0, coming soon. The App Store currently offers version 4.2.0 (iOS 13 or later; English, French, German, Italian and Chinese).
One map for a history that usually lives in pieces
A photo library, a workout log, check ins, and an old export each keep a fragment of where you went. Quantified Map brings the places you visit and the journeys between them onto one map, with a timeline of every day beside it.
What you can do with a day
Read any day as a timeline
Each day lists the places you stopped and the journeys between them, with times, distances, and your photos. You can write a note for the day, correct a place name, or change an activity type.
Keep the history on your iPhone
There is no account. Maps are generated on the device. To name a place, the app sends its coordinates to Apple Maps, and to Foursquare only if you turn that option on.
Record new days only if you want to
Turn on Quantified Tracking and the app records places and travel in the background. Pause it for an hour or for four hours, and open Tracking Health for the recording state and accuracy.
Bring in history you already have
Import workouts from Apple Health, activities from Strava, check ins from Swarm, photo locations, GPX files, and Moves backups. Every source is optional, and Source Status shows what was refreshed. You can also add a location to photos that have none.
A map of where you went. A timeline of the day.
How it works
Step 1
Connect and import
Bring in Apple Health, Strava, Swarm, photos, a GPX file, or a Moves backup. You can also start with none of them.
Step 2
Load and track
Turn on Quantified Tracking to record new places and journeys in the background, or leave it off. Pause it for an hour or for four hours whenever you want a gap.
Step 3
Visualize
Open a map for a day, a week, a month, or a custom period, and a timeline for any date. A sunburst shows how your time splits across activities and places. Weekly and monthly workout cards add up your distances, with daily steps from Apple Health.
The welcome screen names these three steps. Test captures of the version in development, October 2026, in English.
In the press since 2018
Independent articles about Quantified Map. The titles are in German.
- Apples Tagebuch-App: Eine Neuinterpretation von Quantified?iphone-ticker.de, . German.
- Dauer-Tracking mit Quantified: Geheimtipp optimiert für iOS 13iphone-ticker.de, . German.
- Quantified App aktualisiert: Lokales iPhone-Dauer-Trackingiphone-ticker.de, . German.
- Quantified Map - iOS-App zeigt auf individueller Karte Geodaten aus Fotos und AppsSir Apfelot, . German.
Private by design
Your history is stored on your iPhone, with no account. To name the places you visit, the app sends their coordinates to Apple Maps, and to Foursquare only if you turn that option on. Map tiles come from Mapbox. Read the privacy policy for every detail.
Tracking stays off until you turn it on. You can pause it for an hour or for four hours, or turn it off. Deleting the app deletes the data it stored on that device.
Requirements
Version 4.3.0: iPhone or iPad with iOS 26 or later. Available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. The current App Store version, 4.2.0, runs on iOS 13 or later. On the App Store since 2017.
Questions
Does Quantified Map need Strava or Swarm?
No. You can use the app's own tracking, or import GPX files or a Moves backup. Strava, Swarm, and Apple Health are optional sources.
Where is my data stored?
On your iPhone or iPad, in the app's private storage, with no account. To name places, the app sends coordinates to Apple Maps, and to Foursquare only if you turn that option on. The privacy policy has the details.
How do I start tracking?
In the app's Settings, turn on tracking and allow location access “Always”, so places are recorded in the background. You can pause tracking for a while or turn it off at any time.
Why is something missing from my map or timeline?
Check that the source is connected or turned on in the app's Settings, and that Quantified Map still has access in the iOS Settings app. Settings, then Source Status, shows when each source was last checked and whether a refresh failed. Apple Health workouts without a recorded route are not shown yet.
Can I import a Moves backup?
Yes. In Settings, choose the Moves import and select your Moves export. GPX files can be imported the same way.
Can I export a map?
Yes. Any day, week, month, or custom period map can be exported as an image. Routes can also be exported as GPX.
How do I back up my history or move it to a new device?
Use Settings, then Personal Backup, to create a backup encrypted with a password you choose, then restore it on the new device. Keep the password: it cannot be recovered.
Which devices does version 4.3.0 support?
Version 4.3.0 supports iPhone and iPad with iOS 26 or later and is available in English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. The current App Store version, 4.2.0, runs on iOS 13 or later and is available in English, French, German, Italian and Chinese.
More on the support page.
Start your map
Your places and journeys, on a map that stays on your iPhone.