Poison Maps

Poison Maps

by CCS Ltd

7 ratings
13 reviews
$1.99

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Discover millions of points of interest and routes worldwide, accessible even offline. Explore diverse categories like food, attractions, and transport, with features like directional signs and radar modes for easy navigation.

Offline POI and route access
Extensive POI categories
Directional signs to offscreen POIs
Compass, radar, and scanner modes
Unique gesture for rapid panning
Apple Watch app integration
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What's New in Poison Maps

3.0.8

April 4, 2018

This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. Now compatible with iPhone X and Apple Watch 3. Updated with the latest data from OpenStreetMap: Now almost 30 million POIs and 4 million miles of routes for use even when offline!

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Impressionnante

les superlatifs ne sont pas necessaires !
pour le prix (voire gratuitement), cette application surclasse les autres, en alliant cartographie et encyclopedie, dans un environnement fluide et complet !

Cannot recommend

Doesn’t come with the current version of OpenStreetMap, so frustratingly many of the POIs will lead you on a wild goose chase because they don’t exist anymore. I haven’t found any way to update the version of map that it uses.

It often aborts on the Apple Watch SE using WatchOS 7.2.

If these issues were corrected, this app could’ve been nice. But it doesn’t seem like it’s being updated anymore. For now, I can’t recommend it.
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Great idea but crashes.

Worked the first time and then keeps crashing and going off.

Poison Map

By far one of the most useful apps i have come across, it’s helped me out no end of times when i’ve needed it! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Watch App Blank

This app doesn’t appear to work on the watch. The menu appears but when I select any POI category the map page is totally black.

Response from developer

Apologies that it took a while to update the watch app to work with watchOS 4. This has now been fixed in the latest version, along with support for the iPhone X. Please try it out if you have time.

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FAQ

What is Poison Maps?

Poison Maps is an application designed to help users find millions of points of interest and routes globally. It stores all data on the device, allowing for offline use, and offers various navigation modes.

How much does Poison Maps cost?

Poison Maps is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $1.99. This price grants you access to all its features and data.

Does Poison Maps work offline?

Yes, Poison Maps is designed for offline use. All points of interest and route data are stored directly on your device, so you can access them without an internet connection.

What devices is Poison Maps compatible with?

Poison Maps is available for Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, and iPod. This allows for a consistent experience across your Apple ecosystem.

What kind of points of interest can I find with Poison Maps?

You can find a vast array of POIs including food, hotels, banks, tourist attractions, shops, hospitals, schools, and much more. It covers nearly every category imaginable.

How does Poison Maps compare to other navigation apps?

Poison Maps offers unique features like directional signs to offscreen POIs, specialized radar and scanner modes, and an intuitive panning gesture. Its offline capabilities are also a key differentiator.

Is Poison Maps suitable for outdoor activities like hiking or cycling?

Yes, Poison Maps is excellent for outdoor activities. Its offline functionality, compass mode, and ability to display hiking trails and cycle routes make it a valuable tool for adventurers.

When was Poison Maps last updated?

The latest version of Poison Maps, 3.0.8, was last updated on April 4, 2018. The app was initially released on January 14, 2013.