Apps Like Where2Go: GPS Photo Compass for iPhone and iPad
Navigate with GPS and saved points
Navigate using a GPS to any saved location. Save current position, input coordinates manually, or extract GPS from photos. View saved points history and export coordinates to Google or Apple Maps.
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Navigation allows users to view direction aligned with satellite imagery or maps. Displays street address, GPS coordinates, elevation, and What3Words codes. Taps switch between satellite and map views. Pinch or spread to zoom.
Provide accurate GPS coordinates and altitude readings. Display direction and map integration. Enable location-based reminders and track movement routes. Adjust settings for different navigation modes.
Navigate using true north calibration. View latitude and longitude coordinates. Access location and elevation data. Display compass direction and geographic position.
Save locations with exact GPS coordinates and altitude. View real-time weather and wind data. Use the compass for accurate direction tracking. Organize saved points and share coordinates directly.
Navigation allows users to view and share GPS coordinates in six formats. It includes a , altitude, distance, and sunset/sunrise tracking. Users can set and edit waypoints with photo or audio notes.
Track GPS and GLONASS satellite data including position, accuracy, speed, altitude, and orientation. Save and navigate to locations using coordinates or real-time data. Use a compass with magnetic and true north, a leveling tool, and waypoints.
Display GPS coordinates in DMS, DDM, or DD formats. Show altitude in feet or meters. Track speed with a speedometer. Share coordinates. Switch between magnetic and geodetic north. Use flashlight for nighttime. Provide location data.
Track routes, find waypoints, and navigate offline
Navigate outdoors with offline GPS maps and real-time augmented reality. Track waypoints and custom locations. Use a gyrocompass, speedometer, altimeter, and inclinometer. Find celestial bodies and measure angles.
Determine location using GPS and MGRS coordinates. Display latitude, longitude, and altitude. Show 16 main directions. Operate offline. Suitable for camping and outdoor navigation.
Track altitude, elevation, and GPS coordinates. Monitor speed in km/h or mph. View compass direction. Check GPS signal quality. Log location for outdoor activities like running, mountaineering, or traveling.
View real-time GPS maps and switch between map and views by holding the device. Track heading, , altitude, latitude, longitude, speed, and temperature. Use a for accurate navigation and monitor speedometer and temperature readings.
Track location, altitude, direction, and geographic coordinates on a map. View detailed with altitude changes. Share photos with location details including coordinates and address.
The app displays current heading, course, speed, coordinates, and altitude. It offers street, topographic, and aerial maps, with cached maps available for a day.
Track position, height, and acceleration with accuracy in feet, meters, miles, or kilometers. Log maximum altitude and speed. Display and save current or waypoints on a map. Choose coordinate formats for viewing.
Displays a 24-hour analog with a sweeping second hand. It shows GPS coordinates, heading, and compass bearing based on device orientation. It uses location data in the foreground without saving or transmitting personal information.
Display current direction, altitude, latitude, and longitude. Show real-time barometric pressure and movement speed. Track geographic location. Switch between "Classic" and "Sunset" visual themes with premium color schemes.
Search locations using addresses or GPS coordinates and save them. Share bookmarks with others or send to multiple map apps. Access map overlays from Google and OpenStreetMap.
Track elevation and atmospheric pressure with and barometer. Use compass for direction based on satellite location. Access weather updates and speedometer. Log steps with pedometer. View maps and use binoculars for scouting.