Lobo: Transform Your Timeline

Turn your Google Timeline into personal insights — plus Pattern Therapist, an AI chat that answers questions about your own habits. Free, no account needed.

You live a rich, data-dense life. Lobo helps you see it.

Import your Google Timeline and within seconds you'll know: how many miles you drove last month, which places you visit most, whether you're more of a homebody or an explorer — and how this week stacked up against your own average.

WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER How many hours and miles you spend on the road Your most visited places and what categories define your routine Whether you're a morning person or a night owl — based on actual movement, not a quiz How active this week was compared to your own baseline Behavioral patterns that only become visible over months of data Answers to your own questions, powered by Lobo's AI-driven Pattern Therapist chat

THE MONDAY RITUAL Every Monday, export a fresh Timeline from Google Maps and import it into Lobo. In under a minute you'll see your Week in Review — most visited place, trips taken, unique destinations, and whether you moved more or less than usual. It's the one weekly check-in that's based on what you actually did.

HOW IT WORKS Export your Google Timeline from Google Maps (Settings → Location & Privacy → Export Timeline Data) Import the file into Lobo with one tap Lobo enriches your raw data with place names and categories — entirely on your device Explore your dashboard: activity breakdown, charts, stats, and your full visit history Ask Pattern Therapist — Lobo's built-in AI chat — questions about your own habits, like "where do I spend the most time on weekends?"

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS All processing happens on your device. Your location history is never stored on our servers. Place lookup uses the Google Places API in real time — never logged or stored on our end No account, sign-up, or phone number required Delete everything instantly from Settings Your data is never sold.

FREE, NO CATCH No subscription. No credit card. Download, import, discover.

Available in the US and Canada. Requires a Google account with Location History enabled.