Sky vs ScootRadar

Sky-Map is a Moving Map navigation and flight planning system. Like the Sky-Map Versions for other platforms it contains the following functionality: - Moving Map: Displays the actual position on digital aviation charts, like ICAO chart from DFS (Maps not included) - Fast move and zoom of the map - Flightplanning: Flights can be planned direct on the map or using the waypoint database. - Routes can be saved, loaded or modified - Calculation of distances, flighttimes, wind influence, fuelconsumption - Automatic display of approach/airport charts (if AIP is installed) - Airspace warnings - Terrain overlay and altitude warning - "Direct to" function - "Nearest Airports" function - AIP Browser: displays of approach/airport charts as well as text information (if AIP is installed) - PCMet Browser: Quick access to weather information (additional costs for pc_met access apply) - Displays precipitation radar and GAFOR directly on the map (additional costs for pc_met access apply) - Logbook function: automatic logging of Starttime/Position, Landingtime/Position und Flighttime - Checklist function - Infopanels (configurable) for Speed, Altitude, Distance, Time aso.. - Logbook and track recording in Background when in motion Please note: Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life The software contains an worldwide basemap (not for navigation), additional charts from the Flight Planner/Sky-Map selection have to be installed.

ScootRadar puts every shared e-scooter around you on one map, whoever runs it, so the closest ride is the first thing you see. Each operator's app shows only its own fleet. ScootRadar shows them all, so the nearest scooter is simply the nearest one. KNOW THE WALK Distance and walking time from where you stand, or from an address you look up. Directions draws the way on foot on the map and follows you as you walk. SKIP THE FLAT ONES Battery and remaining range, where the operator publishes them. Set a minimum and the map keeps only the scooters that reach it. PRICE BEFORE YOU COMMIT An estimate from the operator's published rates for a ride of 5 to 30 minutes, with the free unlocks and free minutes of your passes taken into account. The operator's app shows the final price. ONE TAP TO THE RIGHT APP "Open in" takes you to the operator's own app, where you unlock and pay as usual. ScootRadar doesn't rent or reserve scooters. WHERE IT WORKS The scooters of 39 operators, in more than 1,000 towns and cities in 58 countries: Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Belgium, Spain, Poland, Norway, Sweden, Finland and more of Europe; the United States and Canada; Brazil, Chile and Mexico; Japan and South Korea; Israel, Turkey, New Zealand and others. Among them are Berlin, Oslo, Tokyo, Chicago, Santiago, Rome, São Paulo, Stockholm, Seoul and Zürich. Where no operator publishes its data, the map says so and shows the closest cities that do. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account and no ads. Your location is used on your iPhone to centre the map and work out walking times; the server only receives the part of the map you are looking at. Anonymous usage statistics can be turned off in Settings. ALSO • Light and dark appearance, and Standard, Quiet and Satellite maps • Parking bays where an operator requires them • Reduce Motion • English, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish and Icelandic Positions come from the operators and public authorities, and can be a few minutes old. Operators on the map include Lime, Bolt, Bird, Voi, Dott, Hopp, Beam, Whoosh, JET, LUUP, Spin, Veo, Lyft, Pony, Zeus, Ryde, Qick, BinBin, GCOO, Kickgoing, Swing, Deer, Xingxing, Alpaca, DART, RideMovi, Beryl, Hoppy, PubliBike, Ride Mobility, Yoio, Naolib Micromob’, Elerent, 3electra, SAHAM, Flamingo, JOLT, MoVe and Zippy, depending on the city. ScootRadar is independent and not affiliated with the operators; their names are trademarks of their owners. ScootRadar is open source.