Turn your Google Maps Timeline export into a work-hours report. Draw your workplaces on a map and download the visits as PDF or Excel. The file is read in your browser.
GDPR: The raw file is not uploaded to the server and is processed locally only. Filtered data, i.e. the times the employee was at the workplace, is processed by the server to create an Excel file but is not stored. Map images for the PDF are fetched from Google Maps.
Android
iPhone
Menu names may vary slightly between phone brands and app versions.
Click to choose a file or drag and drop
Only JSON files are allowed (max 200 MB)
Used for working hours and the report
Visits shorter than this are ignored
Removes short GPS inaccuracies
This tool reads the Timeline export from Google Maps (Android or iPhone) and finds the periods when your phone was inside the work areas you draw on the map. You download the result as a PDF or Excel file. The file itself is read in your browser and is not uploaded — see the bottom of this page for what is sent on when you export.
Export your Timeline, draw the workplace and download the report. It shows every visit with arrival, departure and duration for the whole period of the file.
Useful when there is a disagreement about overtime, start times or attendance.
If you work for several customers or on changing building sites, draw one area for each place. The report totals the time per area, and the Excel sheet can be used for further calculation.
Timeline is Google’s estimate of where your phone has been. Visits and times can be inaccurate — compare the report with your own notes, calendar or shift schedule.
The report is your own material. You decide whether to share it with, for example, your shop steward or trade union.
The Timeline file is read and analysed in your browser. It is not uploaded, and the individual location points do not leave your computer.
If you choose Excel, the list of visits (area names and coordinates, arrival, departure and duration) is sent to the UniteApps server, which creates the sheet and sends it back. Nothing is stored.
The map is Google Maps. For the PDF, map images of the work areas are fetched from Google via the UniteApps server, so Google receives the coordinates of the areas.