WristRoute vs Great Arrow Navi Utilisation & Stats

WristRoute is a standalone Apple Watch GPS application for hiking, biking, and other offline activities. Neither the iPhone nor Internet is needed for operation. WristRoute can read and write GPX files containing waypoints, routes, and tracks. Download a GPX file for an upcoming hike, load it on your watch, and now you can follow the route line on a map, or track your uphill progress against an elevation profile. WristRoute uses the latest generation of topographic maps from the USGS: US Topo. Outside the continental United States an OpenStreetMap derived map is used. Maps are cached for offline use. WristRoute is designed for all day use with battery saving options. GPS Battery Saver turns on the GPS only as needed. Map display can also be turned off, displaying just GPX route lines and waypoints.

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Great Arrow Navi

*AppleWatch only. Great Navigation with distance and direction only with Apple Watch! Unlike the route navigation application that uses a map, you can navigate to a destination by distance and direction only. For models with GPS, Applewatch will work independently. ■Recommended you. - Want to take a walk for free. - Want to grab the distance to the destination and walk. - Want to go to places I don't know. - Want to find shortest distance. - Can't Read Map... ■Functions Watch App - Distance and direction navigation - Register waypoints iPhone App - Register waypoints from the map - Search the destination and register the waypoint - Register to the waypoint using latitude and longitude - Edit waypoint ■How to use Step1 First register Home and waypoint. Register your position by watch and register location information from iPhone from map. Step2 Synchronize with your iPhone in the app's location list, and the watch will synchronize with the location you registered on your iPhone. Step3 From the list of Watchapp, tap the location and navigate to the destination. If you start Navi, please walk anyway. It is a mechanism that confirms the direction of walking by walking and shows the direction to the destination. (On the Apple Watch Series 5 or later, you can also use the compass.) Tips When you come to a place that you are interested in or want to come back to while moving, you can quit navigating and easily register a destination from the destination list screen.