WristRoute Lite vs Waypnt.

WristRoute Lite is a standalone Apple Watch GPS application for hiking, biking, and other offline activities. Neither the iPhone or Internet is needed for field operation. WristRoute Lite can read GPX files containing waypoints, routes, and tracks. Download a GPX file for an upcoming hike, load it on your watch, and now you can follow the route line on a map, or track your uphill progress against an elevation profile. WristRoute uses the latest generation of topographic maps from the USGS: US Topo. Outside the continental United States an OpenStreetMap derived map is used. Maps are cached for offline use. WristRoute is designed for all day use with battery saving options. GPS Battery Saver turns on the GPS only as needed. Map display can also be turned off, displaying just GPX route lines and waypoints. This free LIte version does not include ability to export watch created waypoints and tracks or to bulk cache maps. Please upgrade to full version (not "Lite") to use those features.

Big arrow. Live distance. That's it. Waypnt is navigation without the noise. Pick a destination and get a single arrow pointing straight to it — then watch the distance shrink as you walk, bike, or drive. No maps, no turn-by-turn, no recalculating. Search for places, pull from recent destinations, or send a pin straight from Apple Maps. Sync to Apple Watch and navigate at a glance. For city wanderers, travelers, and anyone who just needs to know: that way.