Dawarich Android app

Mobile Apps
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Official Android app is here:

Please post your feedback, suggestions for new features and other comments in this topic.

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Unfortunately for me the connection fails. I have no problem connecting with GPS Logger and the open source Android app by sunstep.

I do use Tail scale but that hasn’t stopped the others from working.

I am self hosting.

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Are you using https protocol? Http is not supported in production app unfortunately.

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I am really glad that there is an app for Android. I’ve just installed it, and was able to connect to my self-hosted instance. However, when I tried to see all my history, it shows nothing. I can see everything from a browser. is this intended this way that the app will only show the records which is made by that?

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Yes. I’m looking at adding https so hopefully all goes ok.

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Currently it shows only points tracked with the app. In the future versions it will be able to download history from the server

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Is it likely that we will be able to adjust the tracking settings via macro commands in the future?

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Do you know when http will be supported ?

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We’ll try to allow http with the next release. But I’m not sure if Google allows apps with http support in the Google Play.

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Where can we find the source code for the app?

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I just found this community forum and your post - that’s great to hear! However, using Google ecosystem - and Google Play Services framework in specific - somehow contradicts the privacy and self-hosting aspects of Dawarich.

Have you thought about a F-Droid release? That would be great :smiley:

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Version 2.1 should support HTTP connections, please try it!

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Source code for the mobile app is not published

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Currently we’ve decided to go with Google Services. There is a community app by @sunstep planned to be released via F-Droid, check it out:

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Some additional info: if you prefer my app without google services, you can get the FOSS version of my app from GitHub releases. F-Droid is in progress but I can’t tell when it gets released there, so for the time being I would recommend sticking to releases from GitHub