
About
This app provides directional guidance and distance to saved locations using augmented reality and your device's GPS and compass. It works without a data connection, offering a simple, reliable way to navigate when maps are unavailable.
What's New in Off
2.1.0
July 29, 2026
Updated compass and bearing controls. AR smoothing.
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FAQ
Does Off-Grid GPS have ads?
No, Off-Grid GPS is completely ad-free. The app is designed to provide a seamless experience without any advertisements interrupting your navigation.
How does Off-Grid GPS work without a signal?
Off-Grid GPS utilizes your device's built-in GPS and compass sensors to determine your location and direction. It does not require a data connection or Wi-Fi to function, making it ideal for remote areas.
What is the augmented reality feature in Off-Grid GPS?
The AR feature overlays your saved waypoints onto your camera's live feed. Waypoints appear as floating markers, with closer ones appearing larger and more distant ones fading, providing a visual guide.
Can I add waypoints in Off-Grid GPS?
Yes, you can add waypoints by searching on a map or by dropping and dragging pins directly onto the AR view. Your waypoints are stored locally on your device.
What kind of information does Off-Grid GPS provide for waypoints?
For each saved waypoint, Off-Grid GPS provides the live distance, bearing, and an estimated time of arrival (ETA). It also shows your device's current speed, course, elevation, and GPS accuracy.
Is Off-Grid GPS suitable for all users?
Off-Grid GPS is rated for ages 4+ and is designed for anyone needing directional guidance in areas with no signal. Its intuitive interface and AR features make it accessible for various outdoor activities.
How often is Off-Grid GPS updated?
The latest version, 2.1.0, was released on July 29, 2026, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and reliability. The app was first released in 2009, showing a long history of development.
What devices support Off-Grid GPS?
Off-Grid GPS is available for iPhones and iPads, leveraging their integrated GPS and compass hardware for its navigation features.





