Geo Measure: Area & GPS

Measure land area, perimeter and distance with Geo Measure. Mark points on a map, walk a boundary with GPS or enter coordinates manually. Save parcel outlines and keep field measurements organized, from an initial area estimate to a set of records you can return to later. MEASURE YOUR WAY • Draw and refine parcel outlines on the map. • Record boundary points with GPS. • Enter latitude and longitude manually. • Review area, perimeter, side lengths, coordinates and bearings. • View results in square metres, hectares, acres and other supported units. Use map points when you want to outline a field, garden, building plot or other land area. Adjust the outline to compare a planned boundary with the map. For a visit on foot, GPS boundary recording offers another way to collect points. Manual coordinates are useful when you already have positions to enter. Choose the approach that fits your available information and the conditions on site. ORGANIZE YOUR FIELDWORK Save parcels with names, notes, categories, tags and colors. Group work into projects, manage field points and notes, and use stakeout guidance to navigate toward a selected point. Give each parcel a clear name and add notes that explain what was measured. Categories, tags and colors help distinguish different fields, properties or visits. Projects keep related work together, while field points and project notes help you prepare for the next site visit. Keep your observations beside the parcel record instead of relying on memory when you return to the area. MAPS AND FIELD TOOLS Use street maps or satellite imagery. Import permitted raster MBTiles packages for offline mapping. Check reported GPS accuracy, convert coordinates and area units, and solve direct and inverse coordinate problems with the COGO calculator. External GNSS/RTK setup guidance explains how to use receiver positions supplied through your device’s system location service. Before working without a connection, prepare a compatible raster MBTiles package that you are allowed to use, then import it with Pro. Offline mapping uses imported packages; it does not automatically download an area from the map. Review your measurement method and reported location accuracy before collecting points. An external receiver and its setup still depend on your device’s location service and the conditions in the field. IMPORT, EXPORT AND REPORTS Import GeoJSON, KML and CSV coordinate data. Work with map layers, export measurements in GeoJSON, KML or CSV, and create PDF reports for sharing field records. Use imported coordinates as part of your measurement workflow, then choose the export format suited to the next step. A coordinate file is useful for transferring measurement data, while a PDF report helps present a field record for discussion. Review parcel names, notes, units and results before sharing. Landowners, farmers, gardeners and site teams can use these records for practical planning and communication. START FREE, ADD PRO WHEN NEEDED Save one parcel and create one project for free. Geo Measure Pro offers unlimited saved parcels, additional projects and field points, GPS boundary recording, satellite maps, imports, layers, offline mapping, exports and PDF reports. Pro features require a paid subscription; available plans and prices are shown in the app before purchase. GPS results depend on your device, surroundings and signal. Geo Measure supports planning and field measurement; it does not replace a legally certified boundary survey. Use a qualified professional when an official boundary determination is required. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://measure-geo.com/privacy