ID: com.wolfgangknecht.sketchatrack
Version: 1.4.2
File Size: 3.1Mb
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Sketch a Track - GPX Viewer Description
With ‘Sketch a Track’ you can easily plan your next hiking or bike tour and generate offline maps. Simply draw a track on the map (+offline maps) or import GPX tracks from all over the world. The track is analyzed by the app, the distance and an elevation chart is displayed.Offline maps can be generated to use the app without an internet connection.
GPX is a commonly used file format to exchange GPS track data. You will find a lot of hiking or mountain bike tours in this format on the internet
'Sketch a Track' is an easy to use GPX creator. You can create and edit your own GPX files to share them with others.
Tracks can be imported, exported, drawn, erased or explored. Exploring means that you can move across the track and the corresponding location is marked in the elevation chart.
Also your location is displayed on the map as well as on the elevation chart when you are close enough (within a radius of 100 meters/330 ft) to the track. Imperial as well as metric systems are supported.
A track can consist of several segments. A new segment can be started by pressing the S Pen side button while hovering on the screen.
'Sketch a Track' is optimized for devices with an S Pen, but also a great tool on other devices.
You have a Samsung Gear? Then also have a look at 'Sketch a Track for Gear'!
In the trial version you are limited to save up to three tracks but you can unlock the full version within the app. The full version also let's you export your track to GPX!
What's new in Sketch a Track - GPX Viewer 1.4.2
1.4.2:● fixed bug on startup on some devices
1.4.1:
● User's altitude is displayed in elevation chart
● Required fixes caused by altitude API changes
1.4.0:
● create offline maps
● added mapQuest (OSM)
1.3.4:
● you can now erase tracks everywhere (not only from the end)
● tracks can now be continued at the beginning and at the end (snaps to nearest beginning/end node)
● you can make a toolbar sticky now to have faster access to the tools
● fling the elevation chart up/down to show/hide it