How do I export Locus Map tracks to Google Maps?

So, just like the title says, I’ve recorded a track using the Locus Map app, and now I'm trying to send it over so I can actually view it on Google Maps, a US government geoportal, or something similar—but I’m hitting a wall. Is that even possible?
It would also be a huge help if I could open it in Google Earth. Right now, I can only manage that on my phone, but I really need to see everything on a larger screen. Is there a way to open Earth on my phone, save the track, and then just pull it up via the web on my laptop?
As for opening Locus Map directly on my laptop? No luck there either. It keeps asking for a password without giving me any option to actually register anywhere.

To be honest, I *can* successfully email a GPX file. I can get the track to my inbox, but I just can't figure out how to actually open it.
I tried converting the GPX to KML. That part works, but saving it to Google Drive is another dead end—it just keeps asking for a login that won't work—and there isn't an option to just email it.

I even tried the "export all in KML and share" route... it exports fine, but the sharing part just doesn't happen.

Long story short, I think I've lost my way a little bit here.
Is there a simple, straightforward way to do this?
I would be so grateful for any easy advice you guys might have! 🙂

Karen Ortiz83 said:So, just like the title says, I’ve recorded a track using the Locus Map app, and now I'm trying to send it over so I can actually view it on Google Maps, a US government geoportal, or something similar—but I’m hitting a wall. Is that even possible?
It would also be a huge help if I could open it in Google Earth. Right now, I can only manage that on my phone, but I really need to see everything on a larger screen. Is there a way to open Earth on my phone, save the track, and then just pull it up via the web on my laptop?
As for opening Locus Map directly on my laptop? No luck there either. It keeps asking for a password without giving me any option to actually register anywhere.

To be honest, I *can* successfully email a GPX file. I can get the track to my inbox, but I just can't figure out how to actually open it.
I tried converting the GPX to KML. That part works, but saving it to Google Drive is another dead end—it just keeps asking for a login that won't work—and there isn't an option to just email it.

I even tried the "export all in KML and share" route... it exports fine, but the sharing part just doesn't happen.

Long story short, I think I've lost my way a little bit here.
Is there a simple, straightforward way to do this?
I would be so grateful for any easy advice you guys might have! 🙂

Can't you just email the KML file to yourself on your laptop?
KML is basically just an XML text format designed specifically for Google Earth.
If you saved it on a computer, you should technically be able to open it with a basic text editor just to check it—like Notepad or something.