MapOut

оффлайн без покупок, удобная работа с треками, батарейку не ест особо, в целом вполне приятное. из минусов: трек в background периодически отключается и не возобновляется сам; при пробуждении телефона радостно говорит «о, gps-signal is good again” и снова включает запись — а в треке дырка.

Лучшее походное приложение. Простое и удобное. Regards from Russia

Очень хорошо!!!

I’ve tried several GPS apps over the last 15 years for bike, hike, backpacking and backcountry snowboarding and this is the best designed app by far!

Best app we’ve found for offline mapping when hiking or cycling outside of cellular coverage. Using Open Street Maps as the mapping source results in very efficient map storage and no ongoing subscription costs. This is a great alternative for those of us who have been driven away from Gaia Maps by ever increasing subscription costs and renewal policies.

This app is perfect for traveling. Especially if you have 0 cell service. Also good for camping and everything else. I tend to use it in Honduras when I visit.

Seriously. This is the best bike touring and hike mapping app ever. I regularly meet tourists on the road that show me whatever mapping thing they use, and it’s never even close to as good. MapOut would be amazing at any price. At this price it’s just a steal. I’d 100% pay again for a Mac version so I could do all my route planning in it.

I don’t know why this app is so hidden. If you hike, bike or paddle, this app is a must.

I’ve been using this app for 5 years +. I travel world wide and can download a map for any location for offline use or where cell roaming is costly. It’s GPS reliability is stable and speed and elevation are accurate. I trail hike a lot and it is invaluable in low cell reception areas. Its maps are world coverage. Absolutely must need for all map uses. GREAT!!

This app does amazing stuff. I finally purchased it after friends described it. My only gripe is that it doesn’t support the Apple Watch. Am I the only one who thinks this would be terrific? A tap on the wrist when approaching a waypoint or junction. Or when you wander off the route. Or when your heart rate exceeds a set point. How far to the top of the hill? How steep is this trail I am hiking? So much info to be had without having to hold your phone in your hand.