Find comfortable routes tailored to your needs and the current season. This app uses real-time data to optimize paths for shade in summer and warmth in winter, catering to various activities like running, walking, or cycling.
1.1.0
June 22, 2026
Best Time to Head Out. Get a daily heads-up for the most comfortable window to get outside, and open the new in-app planner to see the day's shade, heat, and UV hour by hour. Watch My Walk. Share your live location with a friend or family member while you are out. It is opt-in, and the link stays live only for that one outing. Your units, your way. Switch between miles and kilometers, and between Fahrenheit and Celsius, anytime in Settings. A fresh Daylight look. A redesigned home screen and a richer, sun-aware map. Badges. Earn badges as you rack up outings and miles, with more to discover as the seasons change. Plus a round of reliability fixes and polish.
MoreShadePath is a navigation app that helps you find comfortable outdoor routes. It optimizes paths for shade in summer and warmth in winter, considering your activity and the current conditions.
No, ShadePath is ad-free. Your privacy is respected, and your location data is not sold or used for advertising purposes.
Yes, ShadePath is completely free to download and use. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required.
ShadePath is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to work seamlessly across these Apple platforms.
ShadePath was last updated on June 22, 2026, with version 1.1.0. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
Yes, ShadePath works offline during navigation. You do not need an active data connection while you are walking or running your chosen route.
ShadePath offers 6 personas: Walker, Runner, Cyclist, Senior, Pet Owner, and Stroller. Each persona adjusts route recommendations to suit specific needs and comfort levels.
ShadePath provides breed-aware heat advisories for 98 dog breeds, helping pet owners avoid routes that could be dangerous due to extreme temperatures.