Live Context puts the places in your calendar, mail and documents on one map, with what happened at each one. Trips away from home show with their city and dates.

How it works

When a meeting, a message or a document names a place, Dvina adds it to your map, with what happened there. When Dvina sees travel dates and a city away from home, it adds a trip, with the people who were part of it.

Dvina never asks where you are. Your places come from what you already have: your calendar, mail and documents, what you keep and what you tell Dvina.

Some places are exact, and some Dvina can place only roughly, like a street, a neighborhood or an area. Each place says how exact it is and where it came from, for example Exact location · from your calendar.

See your places and trips

  1. Open Live Context.
  2. Scroll to Places & trips.

You see a small map, your trips and your places.

  • A trip shows its city, its dates and who was with you.
  • A place shows its name and a short line about it.

Choose a trip or a place to open it in place. You see the latest things that happened there. Choose Open to see everything in the side panel, or Ask Dvina to talk about it.

Open the map

  1. In Places & trips, choose the map or Map.
  2. To see a period, choose All time, This year or This week.
  3. Choose a place to open its card in the side panel.

Where several places are close together, the map shows how many things are there. Zoom in to see each one.

Look at a place

A place's card shows its name, what kind of place it is when Dvina knows, like a café or an office, and how exact it is. Under What Dvina knows, you see what happened there, with when and where Dvina learned it.

  • Ask Dvina: Ask what happened at the place.
  • Directions: Get there in your maps app. On a computer that isn't a Mac, directions open in your web browser.

When to use

  • You remember a meeting by where it was, not when.
  • You want to look back on a trip and who was there.
  • You need directions to a place from your calendar without typing its address.