GPX M Viewer and Route Editor

GPX M is a versatile GPX viewer and editor. Data from multiple input files can be filtered by GPX type: waypoint, track and/or route, or by an individual route or track.

GPX M optionally presents route and track summaries including distances and tracks’ start times, durations and average speeds.

As a multiplatform app your GPX M runs both on iPhones, iPads and Macs. On macOS the routes and waypoints can edited and exported to new file, and loaded to your app or device.

The app started from my frustration: I have a large and growing collection of routes and and traces from twenty years of sailing. My chart plotter nicely ingests single routes from external sources (surprisingly even through FTP without having to remove the memory card), but exports only a massive collection of everything in its memory: for me over 20 years of routes and all tracks from the current year. I needed a specific combination, such as a named route and a specific trace based on it, or all traces from this year.

To make things easier, I wanted the capability to edit an existing route, use an existing route create to an alternate new route based on it (my chart plotter does not have this) or create a completely new route.

This is where the app started. Adding statistics, including speed threshold, allows me to analyze the data collected. The threshold is to eliminate time spent after starting the GPS with its trace, and time spend again after the journey before shutting the GPS off.

Realizing I can use FTP in macOS' finder I could easily get all data collected from the GPS, with the app update or create new routes, and with the FTP take these back to the GPS the workflow is now far faster and more convenient.

Check out the user's guide: User's Guide

Get the app from Apple App Store: search for 'GPX M' or through browser: GPX M Editor and Viewer
The single entitlement covers both iPhone, iPad and Macs.


Data & Privacy
GPX M collects no data outside the temporary diagnostics log and optional GPX logs stored in phones app folder ("GPS M").

Comments are welcome!

GPX, geolocation, trace, track, navigation, Apple Maps