The Dotori GPS Tracker app is gearing up for an exciting update, bringing new step recording for hikes and smarter location sharing that lets recipients choose their preferred map app.
Exciting news for explorers and hikers! The Dotori GPS Tracker app is getting some fantastic updates that will make your adventures even smoother. What this means for you is a more powerful and user-friendly way to navigate and share your journeys, especially if you're exploring the beautiful trails of Korea.
Soon, Dotori GPS Tracker will introduce trip step recording, a handy feature that uses your phone's sensors to count your steps as you trek. Imagine having a complete record of your physical activity alongside your route — perfect for fitness enthusiasts and meticulous hikers. This update will be a great addition for tracking your outdoor efforts, though remember it's coming soon and requires a compatible sensor.
Sharing your location is also getting a major upgrade. Ever sent a link only for the recipient to struggle opening it in their preferred map app? Dotori GPS Tracker will soon let the person receiving your shared location choose from popular options like KakaoMap, NAVER Map, TMAP, or Google Maps. This means no more friction, just easy navigation for everyone involved.
Beyond these exciting new additions, Dotori GPS Tracker already offers a robust set of tools. It's renowned for displaying detailed Korean hiking trails and contour lines, allowing you to download this data for offline use. You can save specific places, categorising them as food spots, parking, sights, or even your own custom labels. These saved spots become handy waypoints within your recorded journeys. The app also features a return compass to guide you back to saved locations and special actions for parking, like finding your car.
Whether you're recording a long hike by time or distance, or simply need a large speedometer or mirrored heads-up display (HUD), Dotori GPS Tracker has you covered. It even lets you continue recording with your screen off, conserving battery. Keep an eye out for these upcoming enhancements that promise to elevate your tracking experience.
Soon, Dotori GPS Tracker will introduce trip step recording, a handy feature that uses your phone's sensors to count your steps as you trek. Imagine having a complete record of your physical activity alongside your route — perfect for fitness enthusiasts and meticulous hikers. This update will be a great addition for tracking your outdoor efforts, though remember it's coming soon and requires a compatible sensor.
Sharing your location is also getting a major upgrade. Ever sent a link only for the recipient to struggle opening it in their preferred map app? Dotori GPS Tracker will soon let the person receiving your shared location choose from popular options like KakaoMap, NAVER Map, TMAP, or Google Maps. This means no more friction, just easy navigation for everyone involved.
Beyond these exciting new additions, Dotori GPS Tracker already offers a robust set of tools. It's renowned for displaying detailed Korean hiking trails and contour lines, allowing you to download this data for offline use. You can save specific places, categorising them as food spots, parking, sights, or even your own custom labels. These saved spots become handy waypoints within your recorded journeys. The app also features a return compass to guide you back to saved locations and special actions for parking, like finding your car.
Whether you're recording a long hike by time or distance, or simply need a large speedometer or mirrored heads-up display (HUD), Dotori GPS Tracker has you covered. It even lets you continue recording with your screen off, conserving battery. Keep an eye out for these upcoming enhancements that promise to elevate your tracking experience.
