EcorisMap vs TerraNotes

- Location information can be displayed and recorded on a map. - Any map published in map tile format can be loaded. - You can Import GeoJSON, GPX, KML, KMZ format data created by GIS and set labels and colors. - You can set your own items to be recorded, and use forms such as lists and checkboxes. - Recorded data can be exported in CSV, GeoJSON, and GPX formats. - You can use it in offline mode even in places where there is no Internet environment.

TerraNotes lets you create notes directly on maps — pin locations, draw lines and shapes, and organize everything into folders you can share with others. Whether you're planning a trip, documenting field work, tracking properties, or simply saving places that matter, TerraNotes gives you a visual, map-based way to capture spatial information. FEATURES - Drop markers, draw polylines, or outline areas with polygons on the map - Add descriptions, colors, photos, and file attachments to each note - Organize notes into color-coded folders with tags for filtering - Share folders with role-based permissions: owner, editor, or viewer - Custom styling with colors, stroke widths, and fill options - Real-time sync across all your devices - 11 languages supported - Light and dark themes GREAT FOR - Travel planning and shared itineraries - Field work and site documentation - Real estate research - Hiking, camping, and outdoor adventures - Team coordination on location-based projects Sign in with email, Google, or Apple and start mapping your world. Terms of Use: [https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/](https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/)