Locus Map Lite
- About
  - FAQ for early adopters
- Key Features

Locus Map Lite

An early iOS version of Locus Map

About

An early stage of the iOS variant of outdoor navigation app Locus Map, full-featured and popular on Android devices. Development started from scratch in 2023.

In May 2024, the app offers the following:

LoMaps online - outdoor map suitable for hiking and biking, available online only
LoMaps Ski - online map for winter activities
Satellite map - aerial and satellite imagery with labels
LoPoints - dynamic points of interest with tourist information, Wikipedia and users' photos
Search - worldwide online search of places and addresses
Track recording - multi-profile recording of sports activities
My Library - database of user's tracks, routes and points, synced with the web library and other devices

FAQ for early adopters

Can I import my activities from Apple Health?

You can import outdoor activities recorded with an Apple Watch or another tracking device which are stored in the Health app.

Can I sync the iOS app with my Android phone?

Yes, you can. Just use the same Locus account you use on your Android phone. And make sure you have the Premium Gold active.

How can I plan routes for the iOS app?

On Locus Web Planner. When you save the route, it is synced with the mobile app with Premium Gold.

Can I import a GPX file to the app?

Yes, you can import tracks, routes and points from a GPX file stored in your iOS device. Either tap the file directly in your device storage or open Locus Map and select Import to a particular track or point folder.