📄️ Installation
Currently, you can install Dawarich only using Docker. This guide will walk you through the installation process.
📄️ Track your location
Dawarich allows you to track your location using Overland, OwnTracks or GPSLogger mobile application.
📄️ Import existing data
Dawarich supports importing data from various sources. You can import data from Google Takeout, OwnTracks, GPX routes, and Dawarich.
📄️ Exporting your data
Dawarich allows you to export your data in a JSON format, structured the same way as the OwnTracks JSON format. This allows you to import your data back into Dawarich or use it in other applications.
📄️ Backup & Restore
This page is heavily inspired by Immich's "Backup and Restore" page
📄️ Reverse geocoding
Reverse geocoding is the process of converting geographic coordinates into a human-readable address. By default, reverse geocoding is disabled in Dawarich.
📄️ Setting up reverse proxy
Environment Variable
📄️ Exposing your instance via CloudFlare Tunnel
With a couple of edits to the docker-compose.yml file, we can expose Dawarich to the internet utilizing CloudFlare and their Zero Trust Tunnel service. This will not require any firewall configuration nor ports being opened at the firewall level.
📄️ Telemetry
Last updated: 2024-12-05
📄️ The Watcher release
Dawarich can now watch a directory for new GPX and GeoJSON files and automatically import them. This feature is useful if you have a service that can put files to the directory automatically. The directory is being watched every 60 minutes for new files. Updated files with the same name will be ignored.
📄️ Update PostgreSQL to the latest version
As of January 2025, Dawarich uses kinda obsolete version of PostgreSQL, so to make sure we'll be able to improve and expand the project, we need to update it to the most recent version.
🗃️ Platforms
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