Signa cafe

An amazingly powerful app, and hats of to all involved. One request would be to improve the management of the downloaded maps; 1) Refresh - to reload the map with the latest tiles, 2) Unload - to keep the map name and area information but to delete the tiles and save space on the phone, 3) Reload - to reload an unloaded map.

Well defined routes and pretty accurate but the contours in 3D are sometimes well off the mark. Too many times it looks almost flat between two way points but in reality there can be hundreds of feet of difference. As for mapping out routes always add about 15-20% extra to the total, every time I’ve mapped out a route the final distance is always way more, no matter how accurate i try to be.

I’ve used this app for years. Provided me with memory of holiday trips, days out walks. Would It be possible to show coordinates, bearing and track offset on the Apple Watch?

Discovering that these 3D maps existed was a revelation! See at a glance the terrain and having the ability to revolve your perspective around areas and features on the map is really useful.

Not perfect but well worth the money. It allowed me to find the nearest hills to where I live in Oxfordshire, UK, which is all I wanted. The ability to increase the apparent gradient is an essential and well implemented feature.

Fantastic for planning walks. Apple Watch integration works well.

Good app. I really like its 3D layout of maps, but unfortunately you can’t get a full screen version for the iPad even though I paid for it.

This is one of the least intuitive apps I’ve ever used. The interface is clunky and tries to over complicate things when it would be better just sticking to being an offline open source map. Trying to find a location in somewhere like Canada is nearly impossible in the fly as place names only appear when you hover over the location for a while. Even on wifi half the maps don’t load fully. Waste of even the small amount of money it cost to get the ‘pro’ version, I won’t be trusting it on a hike.

This app successfully helped us navigate around the 5 highest peaks of the Lake District in severe rain fast winds and even worse visibility and the app still never dropped gps or bugged out, and barely uses any battery so thank you making a reliable easy to use and relatively cheap app!!

The design of the app and its interface is quite good but the maps are absolutely no match to the Ordinance Survey maps. Map colour is pale, tracks are barely visible and most of the place names are too small and to make the matter worse the more you zoom in, smaller they get! And for 3D view, I haven’t tried the app on mountains but on hills the 3D view of the app is just a useless gimmick