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Arc Timeline - Trips & Places

Automatically keep track of the places you visit, how you got there, and what you did while you were there. With a learning engine that gets smarter and more accurate the more you use it.

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christian meyrignac
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Surely the best alternative to Moves. **Automatically *** tracks cycling 🚴 and some other ways of transportation. More accurate than Moves and easy to use

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What is Arc Timeline - Trips & Places?

Automatically keep track of the places you visit, how you got there, and what you did while you were there. With a learning engine that gets smarter and more accurate the more you use it.

FEATURES

  • Automatic recording of places you visit, with a learning engine that improves accuracy as it learns your habits
  • Automatic recording of walking, running, cycling, driving, trains, buses, airplanes, motorcycles, and boats, with increasing accuracy over time
  • Collates place statistics, average visit durations, average calories burned, heart rate, and more
  • Compare individual visit statistics to your averages
  • Collates workout sessions and sleep times for each visit
  • Altitude graphs for visualising mountain hikes, airplane flights, etc
  • Daily activity summaries, showing duration, distance, and calories burned per activity type
  • Search by name for past places and activities
  • Automated daily exports in standard GPX format

HEALTH DATA

Collection of Health data such as calories burned and heart rate requires an Apple Watch or other Apple Health connected device.

BATTERY USE

Arc is only awake and using GPS when you are active and moving. For the rest of the day Arc stays in a low power sleep mode, with GPS turned off, to conserve battery.

On a typical day of two to three hours of travel a single full battery charge should last from morning to evening without requiring extra recharging during the day. However longer trips (for example a long hike or cross country drive) may consume more than expected battery, due to Arc needing to be awake and recording, with GPS activated, for the duration of the trip.

For longer trips, I recommend plugging your phone into a car charger or battery pack, to avoid unpleasant battery surprises.