
FieldNav: MGRS & UTM GPS
Offline Maps, Compass & Nav
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$2.99
About
Know your exact grid position, save it, and find your way back — even with no signal, no account, and no subscription.
FieldNav is an offline MGRS and UTM GPS for land navigation beyond cell coverage. Read military grid (MGRS) and UTM coordinates, follow a compass with true magnetic declination, drop and find waypoints, build routes, and record tracks. Core navigation and your imported offline maps work with no signal.
Built for people who navigate off the pavement:
• Search & rescue, ground teams and first responders working on MGRS
• Soldiers, veterans, ROTC and land-navigation students
• Wildland firefighters, forestry and field crews
• Hunters, backcountry hikers and overlanders past cell coverage
• Airsoft, milsim, orienteering and geocaching
• HAM/SOTA radio operators and off-grid preppers
WHAT YOU GET
• Real MGRS / UTM grid drawn on the map, with grid lines and labels
• Compass with magnetic declination from the full WMM2025 model — true vs magnetic bearing, not a guess
• GPS averaging that shows RMS sample spread before you save a mark
• Waypoints in named groups, with symbols and colors
• Leg-by-leg routes with bearings, distance and arrival alerts
• Track recording with distance and DTG
• Offline maps — load your own MBTiles tile sets and navigate with no signal
• Import / export GPX, KML and CSV
• Ruler for instant distance and azimuth (degrees and mils)
• Datum support: WGS84, NAD27, OSGB36, AGD66, ED50
• Red night-vision mode that dims the map and the readouts
OFFLINE & PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Core navigation works fully offline. No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no analytics. Your positions never leave your phone.
PAY ONCE
A single purchase unlocks every included feature. No subscriptions, no in-app purchases.
Know your grid. Trust your bearing. Find your way back.
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What's New in FieldNav
1.0.1
June 24, 2026
Fixed: track recording now captures your complete route when the phone is in your pocket or the screen is off. Before, minimizing the app could leave a straight line across the part you walked — that gap is gone. Tip: when you start a track, allow location “Always” so recording keeps running in the background on long legs with the screen locked.
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