This update includes new versions of the built-in 1:1,000,000 and 1:250,000 maps, and fixes some bugs.

This is a bug-fix update.

This is a bug-fix update.

This is a bug-fix update.

This is primarily a bug-fix update, but it also includes a new 1:1M road map, updated search data, and updated magnetic deviation data.

This is a minor update which improves compatibility with external Bluetooth GPS devices that send more than one location per second, and fixes assorted bugs.

The built-in 1:1,000,000 map has been updated to the latest version. The app now has a larger location marker (blue spot). When you tap on the map and choose COPY, the coordinates of that location are now copied to the system clipboard and can be pasted into other apps. The list of items in a GPX file now shows the items' descriptions or timestamps below their names.

This update provides new versions of the paid 1:25,000 maps. The built-in 1:250,000 map has been updated to the latest version.

This update improves support for Macs with Apple Silicon (ARM) processors. The built-in 1:1,000,000 map has been updated to the latest version from Ordnance Survey. For devices that don't have a built-in GPS, it's now possible to receive location data over Bluetooth LE. (Please tell us if you use this feature!) See the Help screen in the app or the website for more information.

This update fixes various bugs and adds support for iOS 13's Dark Mode. There is also a new "Import File" button on the Files screen.

This update adds a selection of paid 1:10,000 city maps, using Ordnance Survey Vector Map Local data, and a paid 1:50,000 map of the Isle of Man.

This update adds paid 1:50,000 and 1:25,000 Ordnance Survey® maps, just like their well-known paper maps. These are in addition to the free 1:25,000 and 1:10,000 OpenData maps, which will remain available and continue to be updated.

This is a minor update to fix bugs.

This update adds features for route planning, updates the 1:250,000 and 1:1,000,000 maps, and fixes bugs.

OS Open Map Local is now available as an alternative 1:10,000 map. Compared to the older OS Street View maps, these should be more up-to-date but they name fewer significant buildings. You can choose which to download, and if you download both a new settings switch determines which is displayed.

This is a minor update to fix bugs related to the display of photos on the map. The app now tries to show more of your photos, including those stored in iCloud.

- You can now view your photos on the map. - A new settings switch allows you to discard the least accurate locations while recording a track, which will make the track statistics more accurate. - The search data has been updated. - Assorted bug fixes.

This is a minor update to fix bugs.

- Mark waypoints and navigate to them. - Record tracks. - Import and export GPX files to and from websites and other apps. - Plot graphs of altitude and speed. - All-new user interface. - Compatibility with the latest devices and iOS versions.

This is a bug fix to improve compatibility with the iPad Air 2. If you don't have an iPad Air 2, there is no need to install this update.

This update includes new 1:250,000 and 1:1,000,000 maps and new search data (places, roads and postcodes) from Ordnance Survey. It also includes support for the iPhone 6 and 6+, and improved compatibility with iOS 8.

This is a minor update to address compatibility issues.

This version updates the 1:250,000 mapping to the latest version from Ordnance Survey. It also supports the new iOS 7 appearance and resolves various bugs and other issues.

This update includes the latest versions of the 1:1,000,000 and 1:250,000 maps from Ordnance Survey. It also improves support for the latest Apple hardware and software. The iPhone 3G and 2nd generation iPod touch (2008) are no longer supported - but the previous version of the app will continue to work and be able to download new maps.

This update adds the latest version of the 1:250,000 maps and new search data from Ordnance Survey. It also addresses iCloud and iOS 5 compatibility. See the help screen or website for details.