Field notes · iso.me

Notes on private location history, written slowly.

The iso.me blog is the home for product updates, release notes, practical export guides, and design notes about keeping a personal location journal on your own device. No hype metrics, no invented ratings claims, and no surveillance-growth playbook.

§ 01  Editorial shelf

Ready for future posts.

Starter editorial card

The first iso.me field note is being prepared.

This space will collect short, practical writing about location history ownership: how to think about on-device storage, when export matters, and what changes as iso.me ships. Until the first full article is published, this starter card keeps the blog section live without pointing readers at an empty archive.

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§ 02  What belongs here

A small blog with durable topics.

01

Product changes, plainly described.

Release notes and feature explanations should say what shipped, what changed, and what users may need to adjust.

02

Practical privacy explanations.

Location history is sensitive, so posts should explain storage, export, geocoding, and permissions in concrete language.

03

Useful guides over marketing filler.

Good future posts can help readers choose tracking modes, export formats, and backup habits without overstating the product.