DotTrail vs Palmote

Turn coordinates into your route. DotTrail is a route-file editor by LocationLab for iPhone and iPad. No app account is required. • Import and export GPX, KML, GeoJSON and CSV. • Recognize decimal, DDM and DMS coordinates in mixed text, then preview and create a straight-line route. • Connect points in order; select, drag, rename, reorder and delete them on the map or in the list. • Draw a polygon to preview and remove points inside it. • Generate a zigzag route inside a selected map area with adjustable spacing and direction. • Route Tools: add loops around selected points, use fixed or ranged offsets, and build circular detours. • Smart Organize: shorten a trip, optionally keep the end, return to the start, merge nearby points, or renumber names with a prefix. • Preview the original and adjusted routes with point counts and distance comparisons before applying. • Undo and redo, restore three recent saved versions, and recover deleted routes. • Save and reopen projects, export repeatedly, and back up the original import and history. • Sync with iCloud between devices using the same Apple Account. English and Traditional Chinese follow your system language. Free download with a bottom banner ad; no subscriptions or in-app purchases. Routes use straight lines and do not provide road navigation. Smart sorting uses straight-line distances, does not consider roads or obstacles, and does not guarantee a mathematically shortest route. Smart sorting supports up to 2,000 points; imports support up to 25 MB and 20,000 points. Multiple routes are combined in file order. GPX waypoints take priority over route data. Conversion retains supported fields; other original content remains available in a full project backup.

Turn your iPhone or iPad into a trackpad, keyboard and customizable controller for your Mac. TRACKPAD Move the pointer, tap, scroll with two fingers and drag with a long press. Dedicated left, middle and right mouse buttons and common shortcuts stay within reach. KEYBOARD Send text and use modifier keys, arrow keys and shortcuts. Bluetooth typing uses a US keyboard layout: select the ABC input source on your Mac. Chinese, Japanese and other Unicode text are supported through the optional Mac receiver over your local network. GAME CONTROLS Use dual sticks, a directional pad, ABXY and shoulder buttons. Customize keyboard mappings, dead zone and sensitivity, and enable motion aiming on supported devices. Keyboard-and-mouse mapping works with games that accept those inputs. The controller interface sends keyboard and mouse input, including configurable mouse buttons. It does not register as a native gamepad or provide analog movement. Games continue to show keyboard and mouse prompts. TWO CONNECTION OPTIONS Bluetooth direct connection uses the Mac's built-in Bluetooth input support without a Mac receiver. Keep Palmote open in the foreground and your Mac awake. You can search for your Mac inside Palmote when the phone does not appear in macOS Bluetooth settings. Discovery and initial pairing depend on the devices and existing pairing state. Local network mode requires the Palmote Mac receiver and a six-digit pairing code. It uses an encrypted connection on your trusted local network. No account, advertising or cloud service is required. Available in English, Simplified Chinese and Japanese.