myTracks 4+

Dirk Stichling

    • 4.3 • 8 Ratings
    • $17.99

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Description

myTracks is the swiss-army knife for organizing your GPS tracks. They can be loaded from a broad range of devices and organized in a library comfortably.

Once imported you can drag & drop photo files to myTracks and they will be assigned to the GPS tracks automatically. The GPS information can be written to the EXIF and IPTC tags of the photo files (Geotagging). You can use any photo organizing software such as Photos, iPhoto, Aperture, Lightroom, GraphicConverter or even the Finder. myTracks can handle both JPEG and RAW file formats.

GPS tracks can be exported as GPX, KML or KMZ files. You can use the exported files, e.g. with Google Earth.

Besides the dedicated GPS loggers a free iPhone App called "myTracks - The GPS logger" is available on the App Store. You can use this App to record GPS tracks.

Using iCloud you can easily synchronise all your tracks between all your devices (iOS and macOS).

See the supporting website for more screenshots, screencasts and the complete list of supported loggers.

Feature Highlights:
* Logger Assistant with more than 50 presets for downloading GPS tracks
* Search, bookmark, and organize using the Track Library
* 1-click, drag & drop geotagging of JPEG and RAW photo files
* Display tracks on a wide variety of maps online and offline
* Import, export, and edit tracks in GPX and KML formats and export of KMZ formats
* Upload photos from within the application to flickr
* Compatible with Adobe Lightroom, Apple Photos, Apple Aperture, Apple iPhoto, GraphicConverter or macOS Finder
* Free versions for iOS include track recording and sync with macOS application
* iCloud support

What’s New

Version 4.3.6

New in myTracks 4.3.6:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.3.5:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.3.4:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.3.3:
- Fixes a bug that could cause a long startup time on macOS Sonoma.
- Bugfixes and minor improvements

New in myTracks 4.3.2:
- Bugfix: In some cases the speeds were calculated incorrectly.

New in myTracks 4.3.1:
- Bugfix for macOS 10.13

New in myTracks 4.3.0:
- Colors and symbols for waypoints.

New in myTracks 4.2.2:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.2.1:
- Support for new cameras, e.g. Olympus OM1

New in myTracks 4.2.0:
- New icon
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.1.2:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.1.1:
- Bugfixes and minor improvements

New in myTracks 4.1.0:
- The individual track points of the selected track are no longer shown in a view on the right hand side but they are shown as sortable table below the map. This view is similar to the view provided in myTracks 3. However, this new table is much more flexible because you can a) sort the table and b) select multiple track points. E.g. you can sort the table by 'Speed' or 'Elevation' to easily find track points which are outlier.
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.12:
- Current coordinates are shown
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.11:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.10:
- Bugfix: waypoints did not always show up correctly

New in myTracks 4.0.9:
- Bugfix: comments in POIs were not saved.

New in myTracks 4.0.8:
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.7:
- Bugfix for the classical synchronisation

New in myTracks 4.0.6:
- Bugfix for the classical synchronisation

New in myTracks 4.0.5:
- The profile view can be opened in a separate window
- The map style (automatic/light/dark) can be configured
- You can enter coordinates into the search bar.
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.4:
- Add photos directly to selected track point
- Bugfixes

New in myTracks 4.0.3:
- Drag & Drop of GPX files to folders in the library
- Zooming using the trackpad
- Bugfix for Drag & Drop of tracks
- Bugfix for classic synchronization

New in myTracks 4.0.2:
- Bugfixes for older macOS versions

New in myTracks 4.0.1:
- Fixed visibility of track library

New in myTracks 4.0.0:
- Completely redesigned user interface
- Time Line: Shows all your tracks hierarchically based on the time
- Functionality to rename photo files based on the EXIF timestamp
- Support for the Apple M1 processor

Ratings and Reviews

4.3 out of 5
8 Ratings

8 Ratings

Ser Meat ,

Good!

EDIT: Please update the app for El Capitan.

The app has evolved since I first purchased it in 2011. I love the iCloud integration—now tracks and pictures sync across devices. Thanks!

As I have noted in my review for the iOS version, my biggest wish is that the app would sync the POIs to iCloud/iOS. Currently I have to use an additional GPS app on my iOS devices to sync POIs.

Also, I recently started messing around with the tagging options for the tracks, but I am not sure there is any purpose to them as I do not see a search bar where I could quickly find a track via a tag. It seems this could be implemented given such functionality exists for POIs.

My final recomendations pertain to the user interface. As is, the app is great and completely functioning piece of software. However, it could also use a cosmetic refresh to make it more ‘Apple’ like. By that I mean with more viewing options that are ‘softer’ on the eyes than a simple grid-list of tracks (see new Photos app or Rubitrack for Mac as examples). Relatedly, there should be more typical Mac shortcuts for consistency, such as Command-I. As is, hitting Command-I when a track or POI is selected opens up Finder to Open a file where it should bring up information and fields for edting about the track or POI (similar to iTunes or most other Mac programs).

Again, thanks for the good work you have put into this app. I hope it continues to receive support.

cockypops ,

Must have for GPSers

I've been a heavy GPS user for years and am always on the lookout for good tools to managae my library of GPX tracks and waypoints and geotag my photos. myTracks has held the number one spot in my GPS toolbox for years now and the developer has been very responsive and recently added a feature I wanted. If you're even an occasional GPSer get myTracks - it's indispensible!

taylorharris50 ,

my Tracks used to geo-tag photos

I use this program to tag photos after hikes or other outdoor activites in conjunction with a GPS watch (Garmin 405). Basically you import the GPS file in GPX format and then drag the photos from iPhoto. There are a few easy steps and seconds later all of your photos are tagged to the exact location that they were taken from.

The main trick is to keep your watch and camera clocks set at the exact same time. If you don't do this you have to go in and adjust the time stamps which is annoying.

For city pics I use an eye-fi card. This program gives great results at a good price. Highly recommended.

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Supports

  • Family Sharing

    Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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