GPX-Viewer

Solid viewer. The info button at the top right helped me quickly figure out how to use it. The ability to change map styles is much appreciated, and maps render fast when zooming in and out or moving around. There are lots of graphs to analyze the gpx data. I particularly like the speed vs points graph and elevation over time graph for keeping track of my snowboard runs. Lots of apps now are monetized by adds, data mining, or locking users onto their platforms behind a subscription service and leaving them unable to export their data. This app does none of that and the price is right. I would buy it again. To the dev, if you are reading this, please consider implementing a few features: - Share menu integration. Sure, I can open this app itself and then open my gpx track. But being able to share my gpx recording from the app I use for this purpose, directly to this app using the ios share button would be great! - Integration into the Files app. I keep my files saved in my cloud so honestly I have no need to manage them with this app, however I did try to create a folder and put some tracks into it, but I can’t seem to find the created folder in the Files app which is where I would expect it to appear. - A timeline scrub. Some way to view the progress of my hike from start to finish and quickly scrub to a certain point, instead of just manually moving the map view. If you are in search of a simple gpx viewer and analyzer, this is it.

The App is OK to use, very cheap compare to all other apps that offer the similar feature. However I cannot change the unit from Imperial to Metric. Please add a button so I can switch to Metric system. Thanks Edit: after I change my phone location to a metric country, the unit in the app did switch to metric. However I want to keep my current country and be able to change unit with a button or switch inside the app. Thank you for replying.

GPX Viewer is a good, basic app for viewing your location on a map while following a GPX track downloaded from another source. The addition of simultaneous multiple track viewing is a useful addition. For example, if you have a number of tracks from the same trail network you can combine all of these tracks in GPX viewer to see where the trails intersect. And, because you can chose from several types of standard, hybrid and satellite map overlays, you can see how your tracks fit into the larger landscape.