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Understanding Timeline Colours

Discover what the differently coloured locations on your Daysium Timeline mean.

Krista Lomu avatar
Written by Krista Lomu
Updated over 10 months ago

The Timeline in Daysium provides a clear visual representation of your travel history using different colours to indicate the status of each location entry. Understanding what each colour means helps you create a clear timeline of your movements on that day.

Timeline Colour Meanings

  • Yellow – General Location

    • An automatically generated location in your timeline.

    • This only says your were in the general vicinity of this location, and it protects your privacy.

  • Green – Saved Location

    • A location turns green when you tap ‘Save’ on a Yellow General Location.

    • You are stating that you were at that specific location.

  • Orange – Evidenced Location

    • When you save a location, you have the option to add supporting evidence (e.g., a photo, receipt, or note).

    • Orange indicates that you've attached evidence to a location.

    • You want to add evidence to prove that you were indeed there, not just your phone - learn how here.

  • Grey – Residential Location

    • Daysium's AI detects regular movement patterns to determine residential locations.

    • You can add evidence to these entries, but the colour will always remain grey to indicate a residential pattern rather than a manually saved location.

  • Purple – Assumed Location

    • If no location data is available for a day, Daysium assumes you remained in the last known location.

    • You can 'Accept' an assumed location to turn it into a Green Saved Location or tap 'Change location' to update location data.

For more information on using the Timeline, check out our related help articles or reach out to support at [email protected].

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