My Position App vs Cruise Nav

Quickly see where and how high you are on earth. If you define a target you can see how far you still have to go and in which direction. It uses the a constant angle on a so called rhumb line or loxodrome, so it is not necessary to constantly adjust your bearing (as you would have to on the shortest path on a orthodrome) This application is intended for a quick lookup without tracking your position in the background over time in order to save battery power. It works completely offline and can be safely used while roaming. More features: - see the bearing to your target on a compass rose - keep a list of your favorite targets - switch between metric and imperial units - open the map and email your position - search the GeoNames database for targets - display of the current speed

Ever wondered where you are at sea, how fast you’re going, how far until the next port of call, or how many hours remain on your journey? Cruise Nav gives you the answers—right from your phone. Key Features: • Works Offline: Uses GPS signals even in Airplane Mode to show your live position, speed, distance, and estimated time to destination. • Flexible Units: View distances in Kilometers or Nautical Miles. • Ports Worldwide: Search hundreds of ports, or add your own destination with a long press on the map. • Custom Routes: Draw your own route to get more accurate distance and time estimates. • Satellite & Map Views: See your trip your way, online or offline. Tips for Best Results: • GPS reception may be weaker inside the ship—try using the app near windows or out on deck. • For smooth offline use, open the app while still connected to the internet to cache map details. • Note: Continued GPS use can reduce battery life.