Record your first route when you are ready. A new road begins at the
long-wavelength end of the spectrum, then moves toward violet as it becomes familiar.
Road familiarity
new / fadingdeeply familiar
A road starts red. Repeated travel moves it through the
spectrum toward violet. Roads you stop using gradually move back.
dimbright
Brightens grayscale streets, buildings and labels.
Your Ichonos colors stay unchanged.
Travel mode all movement counts
Mobile Ichonos will infer travel automatically. This foreground web
test estimates from speed, or you can correct it here before recording.
Route planning optional
Plan a driving route without changing what Ichonos records.
Place privacy hidden by default
Likely places are inferred only on this device and never saved as labels.
They switch off whenever the page is hidden.
Both hide place glows and your live-location dot. Routes themselves can
still reveal destinations, so review an image before sharing it.
Time —
——
How fast memory fades 3 months
quicklynever
Drag left and most of the map goes dark. What's left is what you could
still navigate today without help.
How much remains familiar —
By the numbers
Distance—
Ground covered—
Trips—
Days moved—
Not backed up yet.
Directions
Plan a one-off driving route. It is not added to your movement history.
StartChoose a point
DestinationChoose a point
Ichonos
A map of where you've actually been. Mobile Ichonos will capture travel
automatically; this browser field test needs deliberate Start and Stop.
🔒Your movement history stays in this browser unless you set up backup.
Ichonos has no user account or application server. The background map still makes
ordinary tile requests to its map provider.
Ichonos.com · Bavaria field-test build
Back up Ichonos to your GitHub repo
Your history gets written to one file in a repo you own. Fill this in once —
it's remembered on this device.
⚠Make the repo private — this is a record of your movements. Use a
fine-grained token scoped to this one repo with Contents set to read & write.
The token is stored in this browser, so treat this device as trusted.
Restoring merges what's in the repo with what's on this device —
nothing is thrown away.