LandOverlay

Opens far more maps and keeps them sharp up close, shares with other LandOverlay users, and is built for iPhone Duo. Sharper, wider map support • GeoPDF and GeoTIFF maps now stay sharp as you zoom in: they're drawn at full resolution, so labels and trails stay crisp instead of turning blocky. • Thousands more coordinate systems, including US State Plane (meters and feet), all NAD83 variants, CONUS and Alaska Albers, and Canadian Lambert, UTM, and MTM zones. • Modern coordinate systems worldwide, covering Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South America, China, and South Africa. • More accurate GeoTIFF placement: large projected maps now line up correctly instead of drifting toward their edges. • Very large GeoTIFF files (BigTIFF) are now supported. • Maps that cross the 180° line (New Zealand, Fiji, the Arctic) now display correctly. New: Send to a LandOverlay User • Send maps, points, tracks, areas, or whole folders to another LandOverlay user by AirDrop, Messages, or any sharing option. • They tap it and everything is added to their app, folders and all. • Linked maps stay linked, so they get your updates too. Built for iPhone Duo • On iPhone Duo, the map controls move to the side when the phone is closed or turned sideways. • The map, 3D view, and Layers controls now sit in a bottom toolbar, and the floating panels use Liquid Glass on iOS 26 and later. A new import page • Import from Files, a web link, or a QR code, all in one place. • Learn what each file type does and which ones can stay linked for updates. • If an import fails, the error stays on the page so you can fix it and try again. • New help pages cover supported files, coordinate systems, and common import problems. • Large maps use less memory, and files over 1 GB get a clear message instead of failing.