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Subnautica Map is an unofficial companion app designed to help you explore, navigate, and survive the depths. Find key locations, biomes, resources, wrecks, entrances, and points of interest with an easy-to-use interactive map. Whether you’re searching for materials, planning your next dive, or trying not to get lost in the deep, Subnautica Map gives you a cleaner way to track the world around you. Features: • Interactive underwater map • Biome and location references • Resource and point-of-interest tracking • Wrecks, entrances, and important areas • Simple navigation-focused layout • Built for quick use while playing Perfect for new players learning the ocean and experienced survivors planning efficient routes. Disclaimer: This is an unofficial companion app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Unknown Worlds Entertainment or Krafton. Subnautica is a trademark of its respective owner. Standard apple EULA

HTCommander is a comprehensive companion for amateur radio operators using EchoLink or supported Bluetooth-enabled transceivers. Connect your radio to your iPhone or iPad and manage programming, messaging, mapping, and packet-radio communications from one application. KEY FEATURES - Configure, organize, import, and export radio channels - Send and receive APRS messages - Inspect packet details and select APRS routing paths - Request weather reports and use supported APRS services - Display APRS stations and position reports on an interactive map - Compose, send, and receive Winlink email with attachments - Communicate through the packet terminal - Operate a built-in bulletin board system - Capture and decode received packets - Manage APRS, Winlink, and terminal contacts - Use supported radio GPS information - Exchange files over compatible packet-radio links SUPPORTED RADIOS HTCommander supports selected models from BTECH, Radioddity, Vero, and Radtel, including the UV-Pro, UV-50Pro, GA-5WB, DB50-B Mini, VR-N75, VR-N76, VR-N7500, VR-N7600, and RT-660. An amateur radio license is required to transmit. Operators are responsible for following local regulations, band plans, and licensing requirements.