TrailTrackr GPS Logbook

TrailTrackr GPS Logbook

Record routes · No account

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Released
December 16, 2025
Updated
October 24, 2026

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Background Location Access

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TrailTrackr – Retrace your steps TrailTrackr records your route and turns it into a clear, structured logbook for long-distance and multi-day walks.See detailed statistics like duration, distance, elevation gain and loss, pace and speed. Create segments for individual stages, analyse your progress, and confidently complete each recording. No login required. No automatic uploads. No data sharing. No ads. Your Hiking Logbook • Dashboard: View and filter summaries across all your walks • Track analysis: Compare any two metrics in zoomable, interactive graphs • Stages & segments: Focus on individual days of a multi-day hike Privacy-First by Design TrailTrackr is intentionally simple and private: • No account required • No automatic uploads • No social feed or public profiles • Your data stays on your device unless you choose to export it Export your tracks as GPX files to share or use in supported services. Reliable Background Tracking TrailTrackr continues recording while your screen is locked or your phone is in your pocket — perfect for long hiking days. Note: Continued GPS use in the background may reduce battery life. Support Questions or feedback? support@qdraw.nl
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What's New in TrailTrackr GPS Logbook

1.2.7

October 24, 2026

- Import KML, KMZ and GeoJSON files next to GPX, from the Tracks list or by opening them from Files, Mail or another app. - Back up your photos: export all photos with their tracks as one ZIP, and restore them later from that ZIP. - Photos: choose to save pictures to your Photos library automatically; the app asks for access when needed. - Shorter default recording interval (4 seconds, 13 meters) for a more detailed track. - Mac: open and import KMZ files from Google Earth and My Maps, with their own file icon. - Fixed: GPX and KML files from older GPS devices (with extra white space or umlauts) now open correctly, and GeoJSON files with an unsupported coordinate system are refused instead of drawn wrongly. - Fixed: deleting a track now also removes its exported GPX file.

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