Location History

About this block

Location History is the day view panel, a visit timeline listing each place (Home, a cafe, the office, and the Ferry Building marked as the current stop) with its arrival window, time spent, and the walk or transit leg between stops, beside a static map that traces the day as a dotted breadcrumb trail with dwell scaled place dots. A day header steps between dates, a totals strip carries places, walking distance, transit distance, and time out, and a retention note closes the card.

Visits are one array with map coordinates, dwell, and a travel segment per stop, so the timeline, the map dots, and the header count share a single source. The map is self-contained inline SVG with no tile provider or embed, and the current stop renders as a ringed marker on both the list and the map.

When to use

Reach for this block in personal timeline features, mileage and expense tools, and field apps where a user reviews the places they visited across a day. Wire the visit array to your location history service and move the current marker and totals from live data.

A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:

Before

• App shell
• Route planner

After

• Reports
• Activity feed

What you can display

One strong use is the personal day review of visited places. Other history surfaces:

• Mileage log. The same timeline with each leg priced for an expense report and a running total in the strip.
• Field visit record. A technician's stops with job windows and dwell time for a service audit.
• Delivery proof. Completed drops for a courier's day, each with a timestamp and the leg that connected them.

Tip: scale the map dots by time spent, not by importance; a viewer reads the biggest dot as the place the day actually revolved around.