The most complete outdoors tool for your routes. Read the slope, plan the line, record the climb, and find your way down when the cloud comes in.
Free to use, with national topo maps included. iPhone, iPad and Android.
Everything below is in the app today. Scroll and the phone shows each one working.
National topographic maps by country, free: IGN Spain and France, Swisstopo, Mapy.cz, CycleOSM, Waymarked Trails and more. Premium adds ten Mapbox vector styles, satellite included.
Avalanche bulletins by micro-region, and every slope over 30° shaded on the map. Drag the slider to raise the threshold and watch what is left of your line.
Sun and shade simulated over the terrain for any day and any hour. Press play and see when the couloir comes out of the shade, or when the descent starts to soften.
Not the forecast for the town in the valley. Tap the profile header and get the weather for each part of the track, hour by hour or day by day, with sunrise and sunset.
Long-press to drop points and the route recalculates after each one. The magnet snaps it to paths and roads. Turn it off and you get straight lines, for the glacier, the scree or the ridge with no path.
Drag a finger across the elevation chart. A marker follows on the map and you get distance, altitude and gradient at that exact spot. Colour the track by steepness, surface or way type.
Frame a region, pick the detail level and choose which mountain layers go with it. You see the size before you download. A separate switch keeps all your tracks on the phone.
Tap REC and put the phone away. It keeps recording in the background: time, distance, speed, elevation gain and loss, with a live chart and a battery monitor.
Turn instructions with the remaining distance, and a warning tone when you drift more than about 150 m off the track. Voice announcements read your progress so the phone stays in the pocket.
Drop a waypoint where the route is closed, flooded, rough or just worth a photo. Alerts are shared, so you also see what others reported within 20 km and along your track.
Start a live session and everyone on the same track shares position, distance and altitude. They show up as named pucks on the map and as circles on the elevation profile.
On any track recorded with timestamps, the ghost replays the original outing at its original speed. You see how far ahead or behind you are, in metres and in minutes.
A cinematic fly-over of the track on satellite imagery and 3D terrain, with speed control and a progress slider. Good for the debrief, better for convincing next weekend’s partners.
Open a GPX or GeoJSON from mail, the browser or any other app and it goes straight into your list. Group tracks into coloured collections and plot a whole collection at once.
The planner, recording, navigation, mountain layers and the free national topo maps. Up to 50 tracks, 5 collections and 20 waypoints, stored on your phone.
Mapbox vector maps and satellite, sharing tracks and collections with codes, live shared sessions, no quotas, and everything synced to the cloud.
Hit a quota and nothing is deleted. You just can’t create more until you upgrade. Change plan either way and your data moves with you.
From the app where the file is, use Share or Open with and pick TrackViewer. Or open the track list and tap the import button to browse your files. Either way the app processes it, computes the elevation profile and takes you to the save dialog.
In Settings, Offline, choose Download new area. Frame a region, name it, choose the maximum detail level and pick which mountain layers to include. The estimated size is shown before downloading. You can view, update or delete each area later.
The recording is backed up continuously. On the next launch the app offers to recover or discard the interrupted recording.
It depends on the GPS accuracy and the distance between points, and you control both in Settings, GPS. The estimated battery use per hour updates as you change them. While following a track, battery saver mode switches to a black screen with only the next turn.
Yes. More than about 150 m from the track, plus the GPS accuracy margin, triggers a message and, with sound effects on, a warning tone, at most once every 30 seconds.
No. Accounts are anonymous by default until you decide to link an email.
Content is stored in the cloud on Premium and on the device on the free plan. When you upgrade, local content is uploaded. If you downgrade, it is downloaded back to the device, keeping the most recent version of each item.
The full user guide lives inside the app, in Settings, under FAQs.
Free to download. Works on iPhone, iPad and Android.
