Track My Trip - GPS Tracking & Online Sharing

NeoCor6

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this app

The Track My Trip GPS tracker supports tracking of trips and personal points of interest (POI) with high accuracy based on GPS loacations. Photos captured by camera or taken from gallery can be attached to interesting locations. Tracked information can be easily shared online in real-time as well as via social media like WhatsApp or Facebook and via email. Your current location or trip can be shared with friends and family in real-time. Only invited people have access to shared information. Invitations can be sent via email or WhatsApp. You can even share Points of Interests with attached photos.

Features of the Track My Trip GPS Tracker
• Recording based on GPS locations
• Display trips on map (Google Maps or Open Street Maps - OSM)
• Photos captured by camera or taken from gallery can be attached to interesting locations (Points of Interest)
• Calculates trip statistics based on recorded GPS tracks (e.g. max/average speed, moving time)
• Various unit systems are supported (metric, imperial, nautical)
• Online sharing of locations and trips with friends and family in real-time.
• Recorded trip information can be shared on WhatsApp and Facebook or via email
• Recording of trips even if application is in the background
• Offline support for Open Street Maps overlays

Visualization of GPS Tracks
• Browse through available tracks (recorded or imported) and display them on a Google map
• Display defined Points of Interest on map and show attached photos in an info-window
• Display of elevation and speed charts for recorded trips

Import and Export of GPS Tracks
• Import GPS tracks from Google Drive folder or from local SD card
• Export GPS tracks to Google Drive folder or to local SD card
• Support various file formats for GPS tracks (GPX, KML, KMZ, CSV)
• Export of photos to Google Drive
• Geo-Exif tags (GPS location) can be assigned during export of photos to Google Drive
• Track simplification (reduction of tracked GPS locations) without compromising the overall geometrical GPS track quality

The Track My Trip website provides additional information:
http://neocor6.com

Bug reports, support, questions and feature requests can be submitted via contact form or our forums:
http://neocor6.com/

Ratings and reviews

Another issue seems to have popped up. In-process tracks aren't showing up. They do, with background maps, one I get home and connect to the Internet. I don't have extensive data on my phone, so it's off most of the time. Anyway, that wouldn't make much difference, because I'm ususlly hiking out of cell phone range. Anyway, prior to the last couple of hikes, the in-process tracks would draw on the screen, albeit without the background map. Even without the map, the track is valuable to assure I don't get lost (can follow myself back to the start point). Did you make some change in the the latest update? Been using it several years for hiking. Been sending the hike track info to my fellow hikers. But, latest update is now smothered with ads, and I can no longer figure out how to forward the data. What the hell have you done? You took a damn useful app, and destroyed half of it. This is a followup. After posting the above, Olaf and I communicated, and resolved the issue. I don't know that either of us did anything creative. The phone/app seemed to fix itself. Either way, I'm good. I only use this app for hike tracking, and sending the results to my fellow hikers. The app is straight-forward to use, and easy to share data albeit only through G-mail (a minor annoyance). The ads are a new, and also relatively minor annoyance. But, all things considered, you can kill that annoyance for a one-time $1.49. So, why crab about it? the poor guy's gotta make a living.

Exactly what I needed it to do! Needed an app to record bus routes so I could study them later. This was almost perfect!. My only complaint is that you can't (yet?) Click on a portion of the route and have your speed pop up. I was hoping to review that too. They do have a speed graph, but that is hard to match up with the particular section of route.

I like this app. It gives me a fairly accurate depiction of my trips. But mostly it is an overview of the total trip. However, I would find it more useful if I could click on any point along the route and get speed and elevation data for that point. Much of my driving is in the mountains and speeds vary greatly depending on ascent and decent, road conditions and traffic. I would like to be able to see which parts of my trips are more difficult.

What's new

- Bugfixes