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Seems a waste of moneyCephalic vein
Useless
Open a GPX file and all it shows are straight lines between waypoints, useless.Xmyz123
Was amazing but........
since the latest update I can’t open GPX files stored in Dropbox and since that’s where I save all my files I’m a bit stuck!
Any advice?Not Really Into Nicknames
One of the best trip planning apps
GPX Reader is one of my favourite motorcycle trip planning apps. I use Garmin Base Camp to create a basic route, then use GPX Reader to view the route in hybrid mode. Hybrid mode combines satellite with map views so it's easy to zoom in and search out remote roads not easily found. Some of my best trips where planned with the help of GPX Reader. ThanksShow lessFunJimmy3
Setting screen doesn’t work (not worth £1.99!)
Nice images (from google earth) with inaccurate blue track marked...but settings for waymarks and tracks doesn’t work (greyed out). Can’t find any other setting anywhere! Bizarre. No help for walks apart from seeing Google Earth images. Am I missing something?Abcdaef
Finally got the app to read my tcx files
Limited functionality, but does what you expect. Would like to see route distance expressed in miles rather than km. Option to save to Google Maps would be useful.RichardNE
No Labels
The map plots all of my points but doesn't label them. I have no idea what point is what.Jesse Biter
iCloud?
Still apparently doesn't work.Soulnova
Great Dropbox integration, missing major feature
I like how easy it is to use and to transfer files to it via iCloud and Dropbox or just a simple URL.
Please add functions to "zoom to my current location" and show the direction I'm facing.
I used it today to follow a GPX bike route between Essen and Duisburg and it worked great for that except I had to manually move the map around to find myself after I had traveled a bit.Show lessSteven Vance
Works great, but i'd love to
1) be able to browse an iCloud drive folder (and sub-folders) instead of being stuck to a hidden folder. I use iCloud drive on Mac through finder and i’d love to just drop it in a folder and have the app be able to go fetch it.
2) be able to read waypoint data such as name. A blank orange dot doesn’t tell me much
3) be able to add waypoints and edit waypoint data such as name, add a description, and maybe a photo (not sure if this is possible to gpx files)
4) be able to save GPX maps for offline use. Perhaps a toggle “Save for offline” to save locally, and with folder structure
5) be able to view elevation data, so I know what I will be coming up to on my route
ThanksShow lessiamtomlindley
