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.
Enter MGRS or coordinate data to navigate to specific points. Adjust pace count and track deviations. View distance, speed, and angle settings in meters/km or feet/miles. Analyze movement patterns for navigation improvement.
Enter coordinates to set waypoints. Navigate to locations using latitude and longitude. View maps with metric or customary units. Track direction and distance. Save and recall multiple waypoints.
GPS measures and displays speed for walking, jogging, cycling, cars, boats, trains, and airplanes. Users can select display units and choose between two scales. Trip recording and average speed tracking are available.
The app displays a clinometer, also known as a tilt meter, using the device's accelerometers. It shows Roll and Pitch gauges, with options for compass display, magnetic or GPS heading, and adjustable alert sounds.
Navigate with offline marine, lake, and outdoor maps. Access worldwide satellite and terrain overlays. View local weather forecasts. Use NOAA, USGS, and DRG data for detailed charting.
The app provides worldwide marine, lake, and outdoor maps, satellite imagery, and terrain features. It offers local weather forecasts, tide data, and community information for boaters and fishermen.
Track location data using GPS and other methods. Store data in iCloud for access via the website. View heatmap visuals of traveled areas. No data stored on developer servers. Background location requires permission.
Receive and transmit real-time AIS data to track nearby vessels and avoid collisions. Share your position with others. Get collision warnings based on real-time ship movements.