μlogger3.13

μlogger records your phone’s position as you travel, creating a route history while keeping memory use and battery impact low. It can synchronize recorded locations in real time with a compatible μlogger web server, allowing you to operate the tracking service through infrastructure you control. The app does not use Google Play services, which supports its privacy-focused approach to handling location data.

You can adjust tracking settings for different recording needs, from occasional location records to longer route logs. If synchronization fails, μlogger keeps trying to transmit the stored data instead of discarding the unsent positions. It also works offline: recorded tracks can be exported as GPX or KML files and uploaded to the server manually. Waypoints may include photographs and comments, though synchronizing those additions requires μlogger web server 1.0 or newer. Automation support lets tracking workflows run with less manual input.

Useful for route recording, journeys, and other Navigation & Travel situations, μlogger suits people who need location records available offline or managed through their own server. Version 3.13 targets Android 16, marks waypoints in GPX exports with the <wpt> element, resumes logging after a system crash or battery shutdown, and includes code cleanup. It requires Android 5.0 or later, uses Universal architecture, and is open-source.