Navigate to Photo vs Photo Find Usage & Stats

Navigate to Photo is a convenient way to navigate to any photo taken with location data, with your favorite navigation app, from any app using iOS built-in share sheet! Just pick up to 5 photos within the Photos app, tap share and choose 'Navigate to Photo'. Want to visit that nice place you've been to last week, but don't remember how to get there? It's not a problem anymore with Navigate to Photo! MUST HAVE! Still wondering why this is not a standard iOS functionality. It's never been easier to return to the places you've been to before. FEATURES: - Select up to 5 photos, see all of them on the map simultaneously and navigate to the one of your choice. - Innovative auto-detection of navigation apps available on your device. - Incredibly easy to set up the list of your favorite navigation apps, which can be re-arranged for your convenience. - We strive to keep our list of supported navigation apps as complete as possible. If your favorite navigation app is not on the list, you can request an app added by contacting us within the app. - Full iOS 14 and DARK mode support. LIST OF SUPPORTED NAVIGATION APPS: - Apple Maps - AutoMapa - Citymapper - Gaia GPS - Guru Maps (Galileo Offline Maps) - Garmin U.S. - Google Maps - HERE WeGo - iGo primo - Lyft - Maps.me - MotionX GPS - MotionX GPS Drive - MotionX GPS HD - NAVIGON - Navmii GPS (Navfree GPS) - Pocket Earth - Scout Navigation - Sygic Navigation - TomTom (only pre-GO Mobile versions are supported) - Transit App - Uber - Waze - Yandex.Navigator FACTS AND REVIEWS: #2 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Czech Republic #4 Top-Paid app in Navigation in the Netherlands #5 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Belgium #6 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Saudi Arabia #7 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Poland #7 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Spain #9 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Mexico #10 Top-Paid app in Navigation in Italy ◉ "Navigate to Photo: all the photos are on the map" - iCulture.nl ◉ "A smart and nice app to have in the tool belt on the phone" - appleyra.se ◉ "Simple and clear, helps to automate navigation to your photos in a cool way" - ANTYapps.pl ◉ "Rely on Navigate to Photo, a simple but handy app for iOS that will guide you exactly to the point where you were when the photo was taken" - pensareMAC.it ◉ "Really is a great, great app. The option of use in airplanes or trains is very interesting" - faq-mac.com ◉ "A new application that will show you the way to the place of your photos" - jablickar.cz ◉ "10 stars ¡Imprescindible!" - actualidadiphone.com NOTE: Navigate to Photo won't be able to detect the location of a photo if the photo was shot with location services disabled for the camera app in the iOS Privacy Settings.

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Photo Find

Photo Find points you to the location where a photo was taken. Take photos of anything in the Camera app to mark a spot, and navigate back later. Follow the arrow on foot, or see the photo's location on map. Use Photo Find to: - Hike back to your favorite camping or hunting spot - Find your car using a photo when you can't remember where you've parked - Meet up with a friend based on a photo he or she sent you - Take the long way — drive by direction instead of turn-by-turn - Re-live memories in the context of your current surroundings - Have a photo scavenger hunt with friends How to use: 1) Open the app 2) Paste a photo from the clipboard or select one from your library 3) If the photo has location information, you will see an arrow pointing to the location where the photo was taken. 4) Go in the direction the arrow is pointing. The distance will count down as you approach your destination. 5) Tap the button next to the distance to open the photo location on a map or copy the coordinates. Keep in mind this app only works with photos that have EXIF location data. Not all apps save location data with photos, and the Camera app will only save location data if you have granted it access to your location. This app also relies on the accuracy of your device's GPS and compass sensors, as well as the accuracy of location and altitude data when the photo was taken. There can be significant error in all these measurements, so accuracy of the app is limited by these factors. Photo Find works best for navigating outdoors to photos that were taken outdoors with good GPS reception.