Measure distances and angles using a rangefinder and inclinometer. View GPS coordinates and map overlays. Take geo-tagged photos and videos. Use a compass and navigation calculator for orientation and route planning.
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Plan and execute backcountry trips with detailed topographic maps. Customize maps for specific activities. Download and compare maps for offline use. Combine overlays to adjust map views. Build routes with smart tools.
Track and save locations with map marking and note-taking. Record trails and tracks. Set land boundaries and access points. Share coordinates and view area details. Sync with trail camera zones and tree stand spots.
View and convert geographic across multiple formats and datums. Manage locations with an intuitive interface. Display current location at the intersection of two grey lines. Export in various global systems.
Track flights in real-time with radar maps worldwide. Identify aircraft by pointing your device at them. Monitor family and friend flights to coordinate airport meetings. View status and route details.
Find managed by the United States Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management. View campground details including name, agency, weather, elevation, and images. Search and locate nearby sites. Share location data with a Road Trip Planner .
Track hikes with distance, vertical gain, time, and calories burned. View maps with color-coded elevation tracks and stats on Apple Watch. Backup data to iCloud and share between devices. Use USGS and satellite maps for navigation.
Explore parks with detailed audio tours that provide information on history, wildlife, and geology as you drive. View upcoming points of interest, distances to restrooms, gas stations, and food locations.
Plan and track motorbike routes with customizable options for paved and unpaved paths. Share adventures and access 200,000 public routes. Log ride details and view maps with turn-by-turn .
View detailed navigational charts offline with multiple overlays. Access real-time data and historical information. Plan routes and track progress. Set waypoints and measure distances. Sync with other devices for collaborative navigation.
Access real-time radar and road conditions via CarPlay. View color-coded alerts and storm tracking including tornado paths, hurricane overlays, and hail storm data. Integrate with iOS 26 CarPlay widgets for updates.
Track , distance, altitude, and heading in real time with GPS. View live position on an interactive map. Record trips with detailed route mapping and save journeys for later review. Switch to HUD mode for hands-free navigation.
Navigate using synchronized and map. Designate points by holding. Create routes and add multiple pins. four map types and traffic. Share locations. Search for places. Switch between portrait and landscape modes.
Add timestamps, dates, and captions to photos and videos. Include custom logos as watermarks. Organize and share media with editing tools. Verify media accuracy with added metadata.
Display current location and customizable info on large text screens. Create waypoints using location, crosshairs, or coordinates. Organize waypoints into overlays and navigate to them with arrows or maps. Track movement and view location details.
’n detects blood trails using machine vision and color-isolation technology. Users receive alerts and can map blood trails. The includes land ownership for tracking game. Features include blood detection, mapping, and land ownership information.
Track runs with visual maps and color-coded speed indicators. View stats including distance and elevation. Check forecasts and trail conditions. No sign-up required.
Record photos and videos with real-time data overlays. Use augmented reality for navigation. Access proven navigation and image processing technologies. Capture geospatial data during recordings. Share media with embedded location and time stamps.
Calculates distances between map points and areas of non-overlapping polygons. Users can switch between metric and imperial units. Coordinates are displayed in decimal or degrees, minutes, and seconds.