We're excited to announce a new feature in Guru Maps for iOS starting with version 5.6.0 - the ability to change the map’s tilt.
When following directions, a tilted map perspective can be more intuitive than the traditional overhead view. This perspective simulates what a traveler sees when looking at the road ahead, making navigation more user-friendly and realistic.
Now, you can easily create a picture with your GPS track and activity stats recorded in the app, ready to share with your friends and family:
We're thrilled to announce the new real-time weather map layer that shows the Precipitation Intensity within the Guru Maps app. Whether you're hiking through the mountains, cycling across town, or motorcycling down scenic routes, staying informed about precipitation intensity can significantly impact your safety, visibility, and overall experience.
Weather conditions are a critical factor to consider when planning any outdoor route. Understanding the instantaneous precipitation rate at ground level can help you make informed decisions about whether to start your journey or when to take breaks.
Sometimes when you're recording a GPS track on Guru Maps, you accidentally left the track recording running or started it too early. Now you can easily trim the track from its beginning or its end using the Trim Track feature.
In Guru Maps, there're a tons of objects, roads, and points of interest available on the map. But with all these locations marked on the map, it's simple to overlook the most important ones that you visit regularly.
That's where Guru Maps comes in handy, allowing you to save your Home and Work locations permanently to get quick directions to them.
While recording a track, the app continuously retrieves data from your device's GPS module, updating the current position on the map in real-time, typically capturing values every second, producing highly detailed tracks of your activities. The problem is that sometimes (specially when accuracy is low) the values vary a lot, making the current position to "jump" between distant points in the map.
Latest models of mobile phones are highly accurate and can locate your device with a precision of up to 3 meters, but environmental factors and device settings can impact its accuracy significantly.
With the GPS filtering feature Guru Maps users can rely on more accurate and reliable recorded GPS tracks for activities like hiking, cycling, or off-road adventures where precision matters.
With Guru Maps, you can build a route based on places saved earlier in Collections. It is a handy way to save and manage lists of locations in Guru Maps, view them right on the map, and share them with others.
Our team has been hard at work for the last few months, and we are delighted to introduce the all-new GPS track analysis and visualization features in Guru Maps, available with v5.4.0.
Whether you are hiking, biking, running, or simply strolling through the great outdoors, these new features empower you to analyze and visualize your activities in Guru Maps like never before.
Starting now importing .mbtiles and .sqlitedb files into Guru Maps is absolutely free for everyone. These formats, which GIS professionals use to create their raster maps, are now available to everyone – from geospatial professionals to rescue and firefighting teams.
Hey there our valued users and fellow developers!
We are thrilled to share some exciting news about the Guru Maps app. The latest version 5.3.5 for iOS and 5.3.2 for Android brings a host of significant enhancements, specifically designed to streamline the integration process with our application.
