The standalone navigation suite for Wear OS. Offline maps, GPX routes, GPS tracking and more β directly on your wrist.
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Download maps directly to your Wear OS watch and navigate without relying on your phone or a mobile data connection.
Access downloadable topographic maps from OpenTopoMap, SwissTopo, Tracestrack, USGS and Kartverket, with a resizable download area and direct watch synchronisation.
Add a hillshading overlay to Mapsforge maps to make terrain, slopes and the shape of the landscape easier to understand.
Record your activities directly on the watch with GPS, distance, speed, elevation and other activity data.
Import GPX routes and follow them directly from your watch, with your route displayed over the map.
Export recorded routes as GPX files so you can keep, share or use your routes elsewhere.
Monitor elevation, ascent and descent during your activity, making WristNav useful for hiking and other outdoor activities.
Record heart-rate data alongside your activity.
Track steps during recorded activities alongside your route and other activity statistics.
Configure your statistics pages to display the information that matters most to you while you're moving.
Display live WristNav information directly on compatible Wear OS watch faces using complications.
Sync activity information with Health Connect without requiring a WristNav cloud account.
Create shareable route images from your recorded activities, including the route displayed over your own photos.
Download maps using a direct URL and transfer them to your watch without having to rely on a fixed selection of sources.
Import custom map theme XML files and transfer them directly to the watch.
WristNav is designed to provide navigation directly from your Wear OS watch, without requiring your phone during your activity.
No monthly subscription and no mandatory WristNav account. Use the app without being locked into a recurring payment.
The new dedicated Climb View is now live in WristNav, giving you a clearer way to see your route's elevation profile and climb information while out on an activity.
On first load, WristNav now shows a download map dialog. Tap Download Map, then choose Local, and it tells you which map to download. The list covers:
Send a GPX with the same name to the watch while you are recording and the route on the watch app updates automatically.
BRouter powers waypoint routing and off-route recalculation.
Back to Start is on the map menu (long press) and is active while recording. It routes you back to where you started the quickest way possible.
Add Waypoint on the map menu drops a waypoint where you are. Then use Load Route β Waypoint to route to it.
Track Difficulty uses SAC data to show how hard each trail is. The new Hiking theme is a bit duller but has better colours.
In the Routes tab, tap View. The activity view is redesigned, and heart rate now shows on the chart.