On-device place shelf
Keep broad place shortcuts under your control.
Choose up to eight broad place shortcuts to keep in this browser for 30 days. You can remove them at any time; they do not synchronise to an account.
Place shortcuts you control.
This optional shelf is separate from an Aamegh account. It stays in this browser, expires after 30 days and can be erased immediately.
No shortcut was created and every public Aamegh feature remains usable.
On-device place shortcuts are off. Nothing has been stored.
These features are not available yet.
xCross-device synchronizationNot available
xLocality notificationsNot available
xAccount-backed place historyNot available
Use evidence and public pathways now.
Understand this page
How saved place shortcuts work.
A place shortcut is a broad label you explicitly choose to keep. It helps you return to a place task without creating an account or a private location history on Aamegh.
Tasks and places serve different purposes
A task points to an Aamegh action or guide and can be marked complete or reopened. A place shortcut keeps a broad label you confirm. Keeping one does not automatically store the other, record a route or notify another person.
Know the limits
The task list holds up to 12 predefined steps; the place shelf holds up to eight shortcuts. Both expire after 30 days. Clearing browser data, changing browsers or using another device can make them unavailable. The Journey checklist is a separate tab-level tool.
Control what remains on a shared device
Inspect, remove or clear the stored items through the controls. Use device tools only if you are comfortable with another person who uses this browser potentially seeing them. Aamegh cannot restore erased browser-only items from an account backup.
Questions about this page
Are these records public?
No. They are not public contributions, scores or employer evidence.
Why do I see a storage error?
Some browser settings can prevent storage. You can still use public tools without saving anything. A save is only confirmed after the browser accepts it.