One map
Always on screen. Every layer you show draws on it at once; there are no separate maps to open.
Layout
One map always on screen, one panel over it, and four tabs inside the panel.
These screens are from a working mockup with made-up data around Squamish, BC. Tap any picture to see it big; the arrow keys page through the section.
What's new
One panel
On iPhone, a sheet over the map with three heights. On iPad and landscape iPhone, a column beside it.
Four tabs, inside the panel
Location, Compass, Library, Settings. The map never goes away when you switch.
Tabs remember
Each tab comes back at the height and place you left it.
Selected item
Tap a marker to see it in the panel. A white ring marks it on the map.
Navigation banner
Where you're going, how far and which way, with Stop always one tap away.
Look while you navigate
Selecting another marker never changes your target. Go Here switches, and says so.
Compass at three sizes
A heading tape beside the map, a row of numbers, or the full rose.
The full compass
The rose, for reading at arm's length, with distance, bearing and declination.
Active layer
One layer gets everything new, and the Library shows which.
One place to add
The plus opens everything that starts from the map: markers, routes, areas, tracks and tools.
Big imports stay tidy
A layer opens in the panel with search, sort and bulk select.
Typing in a sheet
Anything with a keyboard opens over the panel, with Cancel and Done.
Drawing on the map
Routes and areas are drawn on the map as it is. The panel stays small until Done.
Notices that want to go away
Location off, poor GPS and the Buy reminder are loud. Recording and the map centre are quiet.
Landscape and iPad
The same panel as a column, so the map gets the rest of the screen.
Map and navigation
Notices and the plus
Tabs
Library
iPad and landscape iPhone
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