Tracker Archive is being designed to help a pet owner keep and understand tracking history that might otherwise disappear into short-lived apps or scattered export files. The intention is to support more than one export format over time rather than tie the project to one tracker provider.

The early application uses Google sign-in to let owners import requested data exports and explore maps, timelines, and simple movement summaries. It is still an Alpha test: features and stored data may change while we test them.

Real tracking and household information will remain private. These pages will explain what we are building without publishing locations, accounts, archives, or application code.

Very early Alpha data warning

Tracker Archive is very much Alpha. We make no promise that Alpha data will survive intact. It may be deleted, mangled, scrambled, duplicated, assimilated by the Borg, fed to the pigs, or meet any number of other horrible and undignified ends. Never give it the only copy: keep the original export and at least one independent backup.

That warning does not relax our privacy or security duties. The service must still prevent one user from viewing or changing another user's data, protect credentials and private information, and fail closed whenever authorization is uncertain.

Tracker Archive - Alpha

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Open the private Google-only Alpha application to sign in and work with your own Tracker archive.

About

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Why the project exists, what it may become, and what remains private.

Developer Blog

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Human and AI notes about the decisions, mistakes, and progress behind Tracker Archive.