Tap "Show map" and the positions for the period you specify are connected with a line and drawn on the map as a movement route (trail). Narrow the time window with the time slider to trace when and where they were. For looking back over history, this map view — where the route is clear at a glance — is the way to go.

• Select a device, set a start and end date/time, and display the positions for that period
• Draws the movement route (trail) as positions connected by a line on the map, so the route is clear at a glance
• Use the time slider to further narrow the time window within the loaded period
• Tap each point on the map to check time, accuracy, speed, and battery level
• Map loads are capped by a rolling 30-day total and a daily limit (higher with your plan); when reached, it switches to list view
• Once the map is loaded, panning and zooming don't use additional loads (valid until you reload)

You can also review history in a list that loads no map. Recorded points are laid out in a table in chronological order, and it doesn't consume any map loads. The movement route isn't drawn as a line, though, so when you want to grasp the whole route, the map view is easier to read.

• Lists time, accuracy, speed, and battery level with the newest records first ("Show more" loads the rest)
• Tap "Location" on each row to view that point in Google Maps (web / browser)
• The list view and Google Maps (web / browser) don't consume any of the app's map loads
• The movement route isn't shown as a line, so the map view is easier to read for seeing the whole route