
MyGPS.uk
UTM, MGRS, geofence alarms
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Your position, every format. Your tracks, everywhere.
My GPS turns your iPhone into a precision position instrument — and a tracker that simply refuses to lose your data.
ASK YOUR HISTORY ANYTHING
• Tap the assistant and just ask: "How far did I travel this week?" "Where did I go on Tuesday?" "When was I last at the office?"
• Answers come ONLY from your own tracks and places — computed from your data, with real place names, never invented
• The same assistant lives on mygps.uk, so phone and web always agree
COORDINATES, PROPERLY
• Decimal degrees, degrees·minutes, degrees·minutes·seconds, UTM and MGRS
• Big, readable, military-styled display — tap to copy any format
• Altitude, speed, fix accuracy and age, live
• Share your position to any app, or copy Apple/Google Maps links
TRACKS THAT SURVIVE ANYTHING
• Record with the screen locked — real background tracking
• Live progress on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island
• Crash, kill the app, reboot: your recording resumes by itself
• Distance, duration, speed and altitude charts for every track
• Export any track as a standard GPX file
GEOFENCE & ARRIVAL ALARMS
• Draw any area on the map — get a persistent alarm if the phone leaves it
• Set arrival alerts on saved places — ring when you get there
• Optional Telegram alerts: breaches and arrivals messaged to you instantly
LIVE LOCATION SHARING
• Share a private link — friends watch you move in any browser, no app needed
• You choose the duration: 1, 6 or 24 hours; stop any time
PLACES & MEASURE
• Save places, get distances, a live compass arrow, and GO navigation
• Tap the map to measure distances and areas
SYNC, DONE RIGHT
• Optional sign-in (Apple or Google) syncs tracks and places with mygps.uk
• Offline-first: everything works without an account; sync is automatic
• Export all your data, or delete your account — one tap each
No ads. No analytics. No data sold, ever.
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What's New in MyGPS.uk
1.2
July 23, 2026
Save your current location straight from the Position screen - a new prominent button under the coordinates opens a quick dialogue, asks for a name, and adds the spot to your Places.
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