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There is a open source digital forensics project called APOLLO (https://github.com/mac4n6/APOLLO) -- that could be used for personal use to get location information off your phone. Here's a blog post by the author, with a little bit of explanation:

https://www.mac4n6.com/blog/2019/8/21/i-know-where-you-were-...

Oh, awesome, thanks for the links!

I'm currently working on deduping and threading conversations across different mediums.

If you live in Europe it should be possible..?

The GDPR says you can get access to your data. It doesn't say it should be available in a convenient, computer-friendly format.

Google Takeout gives me my location history, but getting it is a manual process.

Banks must offer an API. I just haven't looked into it yet.

Bank APIs are kind of usable it seems, at least I can now see most of my accounts across all banks I ever used from my main bank.