Traily: GPX Viewer

Got a .gpx file from a hike, a ride or a race and just want to see it? Traily opens GPX files on your iPhone and shows the tracks, routes and waypoints on a map, with distance and an elevation profile when the file has elevation data. Tap Open a GPX File and choose it from Files, or open a .gpx straight from another app. Traily reads it in a moment and fits the whole route on the map. • EVERYTHING ON THE MAP — every track and route is drawn as a line on Apple Maps, and waypoints appear as named pins. • DISTANCE AT A GLANCE — total distance of the main track in your region's units, plus the number of points. • ELEVATION PROFILE — a chart of the climb and descent with elevation gain, loss and range, in meters or feet. If the file has no elevation, Traily tells you instead of guessing. • BIG FILES WELCOME — GPX 1.0 and 1.1 files up to 40 MB and 150,000 points; long tracks are simplified for display only. • SHARE / EXPORT — send the GPX file on to another app, AirDrop or Files. Honest scope: Traily is a viewer — it doesn't record new tracks, navigate, edit routes or show time and speed. Distance and elevation stats are for the first track in the file (or the first route if there is no track). The map itself loads from Apple Maps, so map tiles need a connection. Your GPX file is read on your iPhone — it isn't uploaded anywhere and no account is needed. Viewing is free and unlimited. The free version shares or exports 3 files; a one-time $4.99 purchase unlocks unlimited exports. No subscription, no ads. Questions: [email protected]