alto.location

Name: alto.location
Rating: 2.5 (2 reviews)
Author: Anton Podviaznikov

track spent days each country

Only for iPhone

Free · Designed for iPhone

2 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Travel
Developer

Anton Podviaznikov
Language

EN
English
Size

1.2
MB

iPhone

alto.location automatically saves your daily location in a dedicated calendar. it allows you to track how many days you've spent in each city and country. this is helpful to stay on top of visa restrictions, visa runs, and visa applications. all your data stays in your calendar. on your device only.

Ratings & Reviews

2.5

out of 5

2 Ratings

love this collection
12/07/2024

kleerkoat
instead of having one app trying to do everything and not really nailing everything, here are some simple, purpose driven apps that serve a singular purpose. i really like the idea of a dev making a simple ecosystem with small little apps to fill a niche in my daily routines.it would be really cool if you could import the gps coordinates from past pictures you’ve taken. all the info is there for a user to backfill easily.
love this collection
12/07/2024

kleerkoat

instead of having one app trying to do everything and not really nailing everything, here are some simple, purpose driven apps that serve a singular purpose. i really like the idea of a dev making a simple ecosystem with small little apps to fill a niche in my daily routines.it would be really cool if you could import the gps coordinates from past pictures you’ve taken. all the info is there for a user to backfill easily.
Very Limited Functionality
09/25/2024

Pryn625
I was disappointed that I could not manually enter trips from the app and there is no export/share of the data entered. It’s great that the data is local. But if you want to use your data, you have to find an app to print/export events from a calendar.
Very Limited Functionality
09/25/2024

Pryn625

I was disappointed that I could not manually enter trips from the app and there is no export/share of the data entered. It’s great that the data is local. But if you want to use your data, you have to find an app to print/export events from a calendar.