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Hi, I am planning to build my own location history service similar to the google maps timeline.
For this, I need a simple app that sends my current location (and current speed/altitude if possible) to a given HTTPS endpoint every x seconds.
Is there an app that does that? I could also build my own app, but I'd prefer to spend my time on the server-side.
I found a similar feature in OsmAnd (see the image below), but I'd like to not send my coordinates via URL parameters for security reasons.
Nextcloud can do something along those lines:
https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/phonetrack
Thanks, I'll try that for now since I wanted to set up a nextcloud anyways