Easily import, view, and export GPX files on a map. Create and save custom waypoints with detailed information, and share them via email. Works both online and offline.
2.0.4
October 23, 2026
• Faster GPX file import and loading. • Optimized app performance for a smoother experience. • Updated compatibility with the latest iOS release. • Improved GPX data processing and parsing accuracy. • Added support for viewing GPX files without annotations or polygon overlays. • Introduced detailed GPX file information, allowing you to explore full file descriptions after importing, similar tothe experience in Google Earth. • Expanded compatibility across all iPhone and iPad models.
MoreHi,Please use light weight information to load on the map using url.....instead you can download Gpx files and load on map for fasting loading.....please download latest version of application, we made small changes and solved small bugs.....Thanking you
You can import GPX files into GPX Viewer via email by long-pressing the file, from other apps like WhatsApp or iCloud Drive, by adding a link, or through iTunes File Sharing on your computer.
Yes, you can create custom waypoints by long-pressing on the map. These waypoints can be saved with user-defined names and their details, including descriptions, email IDs, and URLs, can be viewed by tapping on them.
Yes, GPX Viewer is designed to work both offline and online, allowing you to view and manage your GPX files regardless of your internet connectivity.
GPX Viewer is a paid application, priced at $2.99. It does not contain advertisements or in-app purchases.
GPX Viewer is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It has an age rating of 4+.
The application was last updated on August 25, 2025, with version 2.0.3. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing support and development.
Yes, you can easily export GPX files to other applications or send saved GPX files through email. Waypoint details can also be accessed and potentially shared.
The app description notes that continued use of GPS in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. However, it also states that some users do not like GPS device tracking and navigation on the map, implying it's not a primary function.
