AB Contact Map vs PinsPad

The app that shows address book contacts as map annotations. Features: • Annotate more than one contact at once. You can select or deselect all contact group members by just one button click. • Side-by-side view (iPad only) of the address book and the map. You can highlight a contact’s map annotation by tapping the address in the contact’s detail page. Vice versa you can show the address book page by selecting a map annotation and tapping the disclosure button. • Zoom level selection from the toolbar and visualization of the currently selected zoom level in the map. • Location look-up is done using the Apple service. • Setting a pin for a contact also applies to duplicates (contacts with the same name and addresses). • Support for multiple address books (Local, iCloud, CardDAV, Exchange). • Multiple level Undo / Redo via device shake (iPhone/iPod/iPad) or long press onto contacts toolbar (iPad only). • iCloud synchronization between multiple devices (*). • Integration of third party navigation apps, web browsers, message apps, phone, facetime (*). • Choose between simple 2 color mode or extended 8 color mode (*). • Manually set place marks by dropping pins and dragging them to the desired location (*). • Override contact’s address locations by dragging a pin to the desired location (*). • Searching / Filtering of contacts and place marks (*). • Lists of Pins order by distance to map center or current location (*). (*) Requires the extension pack to be purchased.

Short Description Create multiple map pins from location text and plan routes with polylines. Great for visualizing trips before and after you travel. Overview This app lets you create pins on a map from location text. You can quickly place multiple pins, visualize your travel plans, and review routes before and after your trip. It’s also useful for presenting your itinerary or checking directions on the go. How It Works • Copy location text from another app, paste it into the text field on the Edit screen, then switch to the Map screen to display the corresponding pin. • Long‑press on the map to add a pin, then paste location text on the Edit screen to refine it. • Define polylines (straight lines) on the Edit screen and display them on the Map screen. • Generate polylines automatically from existing pin locations via the menu. • Show callouts for two pins and tap the button to display a route between them. • Open the same route in the standard Maps app if needed. • Use your current location to check for deviations from your planned route. Main Uses 1. Recording travel itineraries 2. Confirming routes to tourist destinations 3. Checking directions for business trips 4. Reviewing unplanned visits 5. Confirming routes for errands, government offices, financial institutions, and temple stamp collecting 6. Sharing directions via data transfer 7. Creating short travel presentations 8. Planning a move while considering commuting routes 9. Checking delivery, pickup, patrol, and inspection routes 10. Checking evacuation routes 11. Visualizing travel plans