Tracklog is a Ruby on Rails application for managing GPS track logs. It’s based on Rails Edge and thus requires Ruby 1.9.
- Visualizing tracks on a Google Map
- Track statistics like distance, duration, speeds, ascent etc.
- Elevation profiles
- Dashboard showing overall statistics
- Graphs for last 12-month activity by distance and duration
- GPX import and export
- Basic user management
- Import GPX version 1.0 data generated by Holux Utility
- View for a tag showing combination of all tagged logs
- Share tag with other users: Other users have read access to all tagged logs
- Option to restrict users to 'read-only'
The last two features are especially useful for the following scenario: After making a journey with your friends you want to share your logs with them. This is can be done by tagging all the logs of your journey, creating a read-only user and giving the user read access to this tag. Now you can share the read-only user with your friends and they can view all logs tagged for this journey without being able to see other logs, create or change any log.
(Note: As Tracklog is under development, the screenshots may not always represent to current state.)
Because Tracklog is a standard Rails application, you can use your favourite deployment tools to install Tracklog on your server. To run it locally you’ll need to go through the following steps:
% bundle
% rake db:setup
% rails server
% open http://localhost:3000/
The default user is admin with the same password.
- Filtering of inaccurate trackpoints (maybe using the Kalman filter)
- GPS import using Garmin’s JavaScript API
- KML import
- Split GPX parsing and analyzing into a separate file/library
Tracklog is released under the MIT license.