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Routes stay on the timeline

Places and paths attach to the hour they happened—so the day explains itself later.

A calendar can say you left. It rarely shows where the afternoon actually went. Routes and places in Life Tracker sit on the same timeline as the plan and the notes.

When a day feels blurry weeks later, the path still explains the hour: the stop that took longer, the detour, the walk between meetings. Memory is not a separate album—it is the day you already lived.

Open the timeline. Scroll to the block. The place is already there.