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v5.11.0
Welcome to Reitti v5.11.0! 🎉
This release introduces the brand-new Coverage & Discovery UI, a Latest-Location-Only sharing option for tighter privacy control, and a long-overdue fix for loading large Immich photo libraries across multi-year timelines.
Highlights
- Coverage & Discovery UI: Explore the world broken down into continents, countries, regions/cities, and districts with discovered/undiscovered states.
- Latest-Location-Only Sharing: Share your current position on the map without exposing your location history.
- Immich Pagination Fix: Load more than 1,000 photos when viewing multi-year date ranges.
- Database Cleanup: Removed the
pg_trgmextension dependency and cleaned up coverage region search.
Coverage & Discovery UI
Reitti now features a dedicated Discovery view (#1393) to help you track where you have been across the globe. All regions of the world are organized hierarchically into continents, countries, regions/cities, and districts.
Each region is tracked in either a discovered or undiscovered state and displays:
- Its geographic borders on the map
- Your first and last visit to the area
- The visited places within that region
Latest-Location-Only Sharing
You can now share only your latest known location with another user (#1395). When enabled, the recipient will see your current position on their map—similar to how LIVE-DATA-ONLY users work—while your historical location data, trips, visits, and photos remain hidden. Unlike LIVE-DATA-ONLY accounts, you still retain full access to your own complete history.
Immich Pagination Fix
When I originally built the Immich integration—even before the very first official release of Reitti—it only loaded the first 1,000 pictures it found. At the time, it never dawned on me that someone might end up with more than 1,000 photos on the map, completely forgetting that Reitti is capable of displaying tracking data across multiple years.
@svenimvan stepped in and fixed this by properly following Immich's search pagination (#1392). Thank you for fixing that!
Trivia: Running Reitti on a 2GB Phone
Over the last year, Reitti has become significantly less resource-intensive, and I want to put that to the test. I am currently ordering a Samsung J14 with 2GB of RAM. The plan is to flash postmarketOS onto it and run the entire Docker Compose stack directly on the phone itself.
First of all, this just sounds like a lot of fun—but it should also help push the resource hunger of the whole stack down even further. If this works out, next year I'll try running it on a phone with 1.5GB of RAM, and keep going from there. If anybody has an old phone lying around and wants to get rid of it, I'm definitely open to grabbing it!
Support Reitti
A huge thank you as always to all of our translators on Hosted Weblate for keeping Reitti accessible in so many languages!
If you find Reitti useful for your personal location tracking and analytics, please consider supporting the project:
- ☕ Buy me a coffee on Ko-fi to support ongoing development
- 💖 Support on Patreon for recurring contributions
- ⭐ Star the repo on GitHub to help others discover it
- 🗣️ Join the community on Lemmy or say hi in
#reittionlibera.chat - 🌐 Help translate Reitti into your native language on Hosted Weblate
New Contributors
- @svenimvan made their first contribution in #1392
Full Changelog: v5.10.1...v5.11.0
Happy tracking,
— Daniel
