Coordinates Keyboard vs survAIor

The app and keyboard’s main purpose to make editing geographical coordinates easier—quite niche use case. For myself, I use it primary for geocaching. But I think it can be useful for others and other purposes as well. The keyboard extension accompanying app show the full intended functionality. In the standalone keyboard extension itself, however, it is technically not possible to use the map at this time. The functionality is obvious I think. Coordinates can be edited either in keyboard own interactive display or map and then inserted in the document, or they can be edited simultaneously both in the document and keyboard display. Right now, only one coordinates format and basic Apple maps are supported—for the initial release I focused to the core functionality and usability. In future, I plan supporting alternate maps (this also may enable maps in custom keyboard) and additional coordinate formats. Privacy Policy Note: To use the keyboard it is useful enabling its access to Location services (GPS). The keyboard uses location information to show your local coordinates, your location on the map and to calculate your distance from the edited coordinates. Your location is in no way stored, shared or sent over the Internet.

survAIor is a professional surveying calculator designed for engineers, surveyors, and field technicians who need accurate results on-site without carrying a dedicated calculator. SURVEYING CALCULATORS Traverse — Enter a start coordinate and a series of bearing and distance legs. survAIor applies the Bowditch correction and returns adjusted easting/northing coordinates for every station, along with linear misclosure and precision ratio. Area — Calculate the area and perimeter of any polygon by entering coordinate points. Results are returned in both square metres and hectares using the shoelace formula. Curve — Solve horizontal curve elements from any of four input combinations: Δ+R, Δ+T, Δ+L, or R+T. Returns radius, tangent length, arc length, external distance, middle ordinate, long chord, and optional BC/EC chainages. Volume — Compute earthwork cut and fill volumes from cross-sectional areas using the average-end-area method. Returns total cut, total fill, net volume, and a per-interval breakdown. GPS CAPTURE Use your iPhone's GPS to capture survey points in the field. Live coordinates are converted to UTM eastings and northings in real time and displayed on an interactive map. Named points are saved to your device and can be exported as a CSV with full easting, northing, elevation, latitude, longitude, and timestamp columns. PROJECT MANAGEMENT Organise your work into projects. Each project stores its calculations and field notes together, making it easy to manage multiple jobs at once. Return to any saved calculation to view, edit, and re-export results at any time. FIELD NOTES Add titled, free-text field notes to any project — record observations, site conditions, or instructions alongside your calculations. EXPORT Every calculator and the GPS capture tool supports one-tap CSV export via the iOS share sheet, ready for import into Excel, CAD, or GIS software. PRIVACY All data is stored locally on your device. survAIor does not collect analytics, display advertising, or transmit any data over the internet.