Locus GIS offline land survey vs TrekMe - GPS trekking offline使用状況と統計

TrekMe is an Android app to get live position on a map and other useful information, without ever needing an internet connection (except when creating a map). It's ideal for trekking, biking, or any outdoor activity. Your privacy is important as this app has zero tracking. This means you're the only one to know what you do with this app. In this application, you create a map by chosing the area you want to download. Then, your map is available for offline usage (the GPS works even without mobile data). Download from USGS, OpenStreetMap, SwissTopo, IGN (France and Spain) Other topographic map sources will be added. Fluid and doesn't drain the battery Particular attention was given to efficency, low battery usage, and smooth experience. SD card compatible A large map can be quite heavy and may not fit into your internal memory. If you have an SD card, you can use it. Features • Import, record, and share GPX files • Marker support, with optional comments • Real-time visualization of a GPX record, as well as its statistics (distance, elevation, ..) • Orientation, distance, and speed indicators • Measure a distance along a track Some map providers like France IGN require an annual subscription. Premium offers unlock unlimited map downloads and exclusive features such as: • Be alerted when you move away from a track • Fix your maps by downloading missing tiles • Add beacons to alert you when you get close to specific locations ..and more For professionals and enthousiasts If you have an external GPS with bluetooth*, you can connect it to TrekMe and use it instead of the internal GPS of your device. This is especially useful when your activity (aeronautic, professional topography, ..) requires better precision and updating your position at a higher frequency than every second. (*) Supports NMEA over bluetooth Privacy During a GPX recording, the app collects location data even when the app is closed or not in use. However, your location will never be shared with anyone and gpx files are stored locally on your device. General TrekMe guide https://github.com/peterLaurence/TrekMe/blob/master/Readme.md