An early iOS version of Locus Map

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

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

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

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

• 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.

• Not yet, we've still been working on it - we hope offline maps are soon to be added. At the moment, you need to be online to see the map.

• Not yet. You can display the route on the screen and see your position on it.

• Not yet. But you can display the geocaches on the screen and monitor your current GPS location.

For detailed articles on particular app features, please follow these links:

Map Screen

LoPoints

Search

Track Recording

My Library