BatchGeo

Good

Downloaded due to an issue of the web page sometimes not loading on the iPad. The app is working as a backup when the webpage refuses to load, but it lacks to the amount of information that is able to be loaded into and retrieved from the web app. All that shows for a marker is what is entered under the “title” tag. I would of thought tapping the info button would show the rest of the details loaded into the web app but it comes up blank. Recently we worked on a job with over 150 location where each location was only in GPS coordinates. The web app translates the GPS to addresses (when available) which was a huge help. Sadly this information is not available in the iOS app. Would be nice to choose between google maps or apple maps for directions

Best app ever downloaded (a big call I know), this has saved me a lot of time and resources.

intergrates well into the batchgeo website and helps display the data well

As a construction project manager with multiple projects on the go all over Perth I simply drop my tracker spreadsheet onto my edit maps page and I have all my info in one place with locations search function. The other day I was thinking how awesome it would be to be able to get directions to each point and, lo and behold, that weekend the function was uploaded. Next steps - link this in with existing gps nav system (Tom Tom). Selecting a cluster to work out shortest route to all. Hyperlinks, and links to wireless dm documents. Cheaper pro membership 99 per month is good for corporate though not for single user (maybe 20 a month would attract a lot more people) otherwise I love it.

If you have A list of multiple locations on a spreadsheet this is the best app to automatically map . Just need to make sure formatting is correct before copy and pasting. Also, this app is free which is really nice.

Worked great for a long time, not requires you to pay per month for a map with pins on it. Garbage app, will be finding a new app with ads like normal.

When you try to use the app it says your maps are not saved to the email. But when you use the website on your phone or computer it pulls up your maps.

Stick with the web page which is not much better on an iOS device, but better than this terrible attempt at an app.

First of all, it repeatedly says it sent you an activation link to your email but does not. Second, literally has two function—settings and refresh. Third, can’t add or adjust stops. Fourth, no tech support help available.