About
This app provides a general directional guide to your destination using a finger cursor overlaid on a map. It offers various map views and orientation options, displaying distance and network status. It requires GPS and an electronic compass for operation.
What's New in FingerNavi
1.5
September 19, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. iOS7 has been supported since
MoreFAQ
How does FingerNavi show me the way?
FingerNavi displays a finger cursor pointing towards your destination, overlaid on a map. This provides a general directional guide rather than precise turn-by-turn instructions.
What map views does FingerNavi offer?
You can view your route on a standard street map, a satellite view, or a hybrid of the two, allowing for different visual preferences.
Can FingerNavi help me orient the map?
Yes, the map can be set to have North at the top or rotated to match your actual direction of travel for a more intuitive experience.
What information does FingerNavi display on screen?
It shows the direction to your destination via the finger cursor, distance units (meters or miles), battery status, network conditions, and geographic names if available.
Does FingerNavi require specific device features?
Yes, the application requires a device with an electronic compass and GPS enabled to function correctly.
How does FingerNavi handle battery usage?
Frequent use of the compass and GPS sensors can lead to high battery usage. Prolonged use may result in accelerated battery drain.
What are the limitations of FingerNavi's map display?
The map uses the standard iPhoneOS map API and requires a network connection (Wi-Fi or cellular) for accurate location information. Map data may transfer large amounts of data.
Is FingerNavi suitable for use while driving?
No, the developers strongly advise against using this application while driving for safety reasons.
