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.
Going for a hike is an excellent way to stay fit, relieve stress, and spend more time in nature. No matter what type of trail you find yourself on, hiking requires caution and reliable map to find your trailhead and stay on course. The offline topographic map becomes crucial for navigation in the absence of cellular coverage, and the Guru Maps app can assist with this.
As developers of Guru Maps, we are constantly working to make our navigation app the best it can be for all of our users. We're excited to announce that starting from version 5.3.1 Guru Maps now includes navigate settings tailored specifically for motorcyclists and truckers.
Guru Maps now supports CarPlay! Easily connect your phone to your car's infotainment system and get familiar offline maps and navigation right on your car's display.
Guru Maps is a comprehensive map and navigation app that offers a variety of features to help users efficiently plan their trips and travel with confidence.
By creating Guru Maps account, users can sync their map data and spread the Pro license across all their devices. Feel free to create an account here:
Gone are the days of purchasing the same app multiple times for different devices. With the Universal License, you can seamlessly use your Android and Apple devices together, without worrying about having to purchase the app multiple times.
If you're a frequent user of the Guru Maps app and want to unlock its full potential, the Pro version is definitely worth checking out.
The biggest difference between Free and Pro is that with Pro you can download unlimited number of maps for offline use, including the navigation and topographic data. This gives you a more realistic view of the terrain, that is especially useful when traveling overland with limited Internet access.