Reitti allows you to modify existing place information through two primary access points:

Accessing Place Editing

Method 1: From the Timeline

1. Select a place in your timeline
2. Hover over the selected place
3. Click the Edit icon (pencil symbol) that appears

Method 2: Through Settings

1. Navigate to Settings
2. Select Places from the menu
3. Find the place you want to modify
4. Click the Edit button next to the place

Editable Fields

When editing a place, you can modify the following fields:

• Name: The display name for the place
• Address: Street address information
• City: City name
• Country: Select from available countries
• Category: Choose a category for the place

Polygon Boundaries

Adding Polygon Boundaries

1. Click on the map to add points
2. Each click creates a vertex in the polygon
3. The polygon will automatically close when you add at least 3 points

Modifying Polygon Boundaries

• Click on an existing point to remove it
• Continue clicking to add new points as needed

Polygon Management Buttons

• Clear Polygon: Removes all polygon points but keeps the boundary data
• Remove Polygon: Completely drops all boundary information

Geocoding History

Viewing Past Responses

1. Click "View Geocoding Response" to open the geocoding drawer
2. The drawer displays all past reverse geocoding responses with:
3. JSON: The raw response data
4. Provider: Which geocoding service was used
5. Status: Success/failure status
6. Timestamp: When the geocoding occurred

Boundary Change Warnings

When you make significant changes to polygon boundaries, Reitti will:

1. Detect potential conflicts with existing places
2. Calculate the impact of the changes
3. Present a warning dialog showing:
4. Number of days that will need recalculation
5. Number of places that will be dropped

Saving Changes

After making your edits: 1. Review all changes carefully 2. Pay special attention to any boundary change warnings 3. Click Save to apply changes 4. Click Cancel to discard changes and exit

Important Notes

• Boundary changes can significantly affect visit detection and place merging
• Polygon boundaries are used for accurate visit detection
• Consider the impact of boundary changes on historical data before saving