Mapping has become a regular part of our lives. We route ourselves to and from work with Google Maps, around traffic with Waze, and can even receive directions on our wrist thanks to the Apple Watch and Apple Maps pairing. With all of this distant data about our spatial surroundings, it is necessary to explore our mobility data for ourselves rather than leaving that wealth to the large companies that scrape and use such data, which happens at best with our explicit permission but at least often without our maintained awareness.