Everywhere you have been.
And why it mattered.

The important part

Nothing here knows
where you are.

Every pin on that globe was typed by one of you, after the fact, because you wanted it there. Emberknot asks for no location permission on either phone.

• No location permission, on either platform. Not “only while using”, not “approximate”. The app never asks, so there is nothing to grant and nothing to revoke.
• No geofences and no background location. The app cannot tell when you arrive somewhere. That is why check-ins are a button you press.
• A pin is a place, not a position. You search for a city and choose it. What is stored is that choice, rounded to about a hundred metres — a neighbourhood, not an address — because that is all a dot on a globe needs.
• No history of where you were. A journey holds the dates you typed and nothing about your movements between them.

The check-in feature is still entirely coordinate-free — its schema rejects a latitude outright, and a test names the field so it stays that way.