Tilt support
Amazing app! I use it on every trip I go out, I use the Radar imagery during the polar night too see smooth ice and rough areas and the live imagery to see cracks, thin ice, and broken ice floes at the floe edge in the spring! its saved me lots of time finding the best way through. Just one thing, can use guys make the maps be able to use it horizontally, the phone in landscape? My snowmobile phone holder is horizontal. It would make it easier so I don’t have to tilt my head when driving to see the right path
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Satellite Images
It provides pretty easy access to satellite images I use for navigating.
Response from developer
Thanks for kind words! We are continuing to improve the satellites features in the app.
App
This app has greatly helped myself during many hunting trips and long distance travels especially in a not so great weather. I recommend using it as much as possible out there
Yay
Best app on earth
Misleading names
Great job on the misleading names for Iqaluit area and further out, and you guys should never change the names on the land there’s a lot of place where you guys changed the names, if a hunter breaks down and gives the wrong name using the app how are people supposed to find him/her? 0 stars for this app it’s garbage
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Response from developer
We are very sorry that the traditional place names near Iqaluit are not what you were expecting. As an Indigenous charity, we take data integrity very seriously, especially when it involves Indigenous Knowledge. In this case, our Traditional Place Names for Nunavut come from the official Inuit Heritage Trust source. If you would like to provide comments or corrections on any of these place names, please reach out to info@siku.org and we would be happy help. Additionally, on the SIKU.org website, users can comment on place names which can then be reviewed for inclusion in future updates. Nakumik.
