MilerMeter 4+

Name: MilerMeter
Rating: 3.3 (7 reviews)
Author: Paul Degnan

Paul Degnan

Diseñado para iPad

- 3,3 • 7 valoraciones

- Gratis
- Ofrece compras dentro de la app

Descripción

MilerMeter's job is to help you precisely measure the distance of a run, bike ride, or walk. Use it to choose the route you'll take the next time you head outside, or use it after you get back from an impromtu workout or long walk to see how far you went.

MilerMeter comes from the same disturbed mind that brought you www.gmap-pedometer.com, which is the desktop-oriented website version of the same thing. This means that you can synch your saved routes with www.gmap-pedometer.com, and switch back and forth between the roomy desktop map and the convenient mobile version without having to enter data twice!

2 oct 2015

Versión 1.1.2

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed the location search box

3,3 de 5

7 valoraciones

Ok first effort

I love gmap-pedometer. I use it constantly to map runs esp when away from home. This app provides some of the same functionality but some elements could use refining.

There is not a clear way to start and stop mapping that is distinct from normal pin placement.

Also when done mapping there is no way to name the route. So you wind up with a list of route distances but no way to distinguish locations.

Same is true when syncing with online account. Just the distances download and not the route names. So no idea where the route is.

I'm sure all these enhancements are in the works. But for now the app is "fair" in that it does let you map routes albeit the UI could be improved.

Needs updating

This is a good app but the built in maps have not been updated. I live in a newly developed area and the map doesn't show my street. It forces me to manually input the turns and bends. This has the potential to be a great app it just needs to be updated.

Maps are old.

Agree with other posters. The app is fine but if you’re looking to manually input run routes, it lacks trails and other things we expect from modern gmaps and the gmap-pedometer.