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Timeline Visualizer is a growing collection of privacy-first travel tools that run entirely in the browser — nothing you load is ever uploaded to a server.What it doesThe flagship tool turns the Timeline.json you export from Google Maps into a 9:16 animated travel video: your real route drawn on a map, a moving marker, date and distance counters, optional music, and a final zoom-out of the whole trip. A built-in privacy zone finds your home and workplace on your device and blurs them before you share. A companion tool builds a countries-visited map from your photos or Timeline, and more client-side tools are on the way.How it works<ul><li>100% client-side: Canvas draws each frame, WebCodecs encodes H.264, and the AAC music track is muxed in without re-encoding</li><li>No backend, no account, no upload — location history never leaves your device</li><li>Works in desktop and mobile browsers, no app install, six languages</li><li>Free core with no signup; a one-time $2.99 Pro adds map styles, a recap card, and custom markers — no subscription</li></ul>OriginThe video tool builds on the MIT-licensed open-source <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://github.com/mahlernim/google-timeline-visualizer">google-timeline-visualizer</a> project (an Android app), rebuilt for the web so nothing needs installing. The site also maintains practical guides — <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="https://www.timelinevisualizer.net/how-to-export-google-timeline/">how to export Google Maps Timeline</a> on Android and iPhone, and fixes for the common empty-export problem.

Jack Cooper

Indie developer. Work free, live happy. https://www.opusly.ai https://www.timelinevisualizer.net