Download Free Geo Tracker – GPS tracker 5.0.1.2284 APK Download by Ilya Bogdanovich

You can find solutions to the most common issues (like the app doesn’t see GPS or doesn’t record in the background) in the FAQ section of my website: geo-tracker.org/faq/?lang=en

If you are looking for an excellent GPS tracker that uses open street maps, if you are a fan of action sports and long distance travel – this app is for you!
Record the tracks of your trips and share them with your friends!

Jio Tracker can help:
• Back trip into unfamiliar territory without getting lost

• Tell your friends how to repeat your route

• Use someone else’s route stored in GPX or KML
• Mark important or interesting points of your journey.

Is able to record even when the application is closed (for devices running Android 8 or later you may need to do some additional tuning: geo-tracker.org/faq/?lang=ru#issue-background- recording).
Very long tracks can be recorded without any problems – you are limited only by the storage memory. Recorded tracks are saved in GPX or KML format, so they can be used in some applications such as Ozi Explorer or Google Earth.

When showing tracks on the map, the application keeps the device backlight, which simplifies track navigation usage.
Geo Tracker allows you to switch maps between Google, Open Street Maps and Yandex, so you will have the most detailed map of the region anywhere in the world.

The application can calculate track statistics – boldly show your achievements to your friends 🙂

Geo Tracker calculates:
• Maximum and average speed on the track;
• Moving time and average speed;
• maximum and minimum height, height difference;
• Vertical distance, climb and speed;
• Minimum, maximum and average slope;
There are also some great charts of speed and altitude;

If you have any proposal how to extend the application or face any problem – please feel free to contact me: [email protected]. Thank you!

Useful tips and tricks to solve common GPS problems with your smartphone:
• If you start tracking, please wait to record your activity until you receive a GPS signal.
• Restart your smartphone and make sure you have a “clear view” of the sky (no disturbing objects such as tall buildings, forests, etc.) before starting.
• The reception conditions are permanently changing as they are affected by the following factors: weather, weather, satellite position, areas with poor GPS coverage, tall buildings, forests, etc.).
• Go to phone settings, select “Location” and activate it.
• Go to the phone settings, select “Date & Time” and activate the following options: “Automatic date and time” and “Automatic time zone”. It may happen that if your smartphone is set to the wrong time zone, it takes longer to receive the GPS signal.
• Deactivate Airplane Mode in your phone’s settings.

If none of these tips and tricks helped solve your problems, uninstall the app and reinstall it.
Keep in mind that Google uses not only GPS data in its Google Maps app, but also data in addition to the current location from nearby WLAN networks and/or mobile networks.