Version 6.3 - What's new?

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Active video recording at 00:19 with the Stop button, microphone, take-photo control, five-minute Loop indicator, Map, Speed, G-Cross, and Watermark

Turn the app into a dash cam for the drive or an action cam for the ride. Video, location, speed, and motion data stay together, giving every important moment the context behind it.
See something worth keeping while the camera is rolling? Take a location-aware photo without stopping the recording or missing what happens next.
Open saved recordings from MENU > VIDEOS and return to the exact moment you want. Use the photo shutter button during video replay to add that frame as a photo and waypoint with its location data—ready to keep, send to friends, or share on social media.
Use the timeline to move quickly through the recording, then scrub left or right directly across the video for fine control and finding the exact frame.
Share exactly what matters: export Full video or Selected range, then choose the untouched Original or a Stamped version with your chosen data overlays.
To set up Loop recording, open the video camera, tap Settings, and choose Video settings. Then choose the loop duration—the amount of recent video to retain. Instead of filling storage with one endless recording, the app keeps only that latest window.

Open the video camera, tap Settings, then choose Video overlays to build the dash-cam or action-cam view that fits your vehicle, activity, and story.
Map: Keep the recording grounded in place during replay and in stamped exports.
QR-Code: Use for export to turn any video frame into a direct link back to its location on the map or into navigation to that place.
Watermark: Add your company name, logo, identity, vehicle, or equipment to the finished video.
Speed: Show how fast you were moving and give action or dash-cam footage useful context.
Pitch & Roll : Show pitch and roll in a car, lean and slope on a motorcycle, or pitch and bank in an aircraft—with wording and visuals you control.
G-Cross : Capture acceleration forces throughout the action, calibrated automatically when recording begins.

Recorded track on the map with its linked waypoints shown as photo labels along the route

Start recording a track and keep moving. Every waypoint you create along the way stays linked to that track automatically—so gates, hazards, viewpoints, samples, photos, and notes remain part of the journey that gave them meaning.
When you review the track, show only its linked waypoints on the map—or bring every waypoint back for the wider picture. You can also link existing waypoints to any track, or unlink them.
When the journey is ready to share or archive, export the track with its linked waypoints and keep the track and the places that mattered together.

Map with the red arrow on a chosen point, showing terrain elevation next to coordinates, distance, and bearing

Move the red arrow anywhere on the map and the app now shows the terrain elevation for that exact point, next to coordinates, distance from current location, and bearing.
Planning a checkpoint, trail turn, camp spot, or landing zone is easier when you can see the height of the selected place before you save it or navigate to it.

Waypoints list where terrain-filled altitude shows clean while GPS altitudes keep their ± accuracy

Waypoints created from the red arrow can reuse the elevation already shown on the map, so saved waypoints start with a useful altitude value.
When you pick, search, or manually enter waypoint coordinates, the app can fill missing altitude from terrain elevation while preserving real GPS or photo altitude when it is available.
Waypoint lists now keep terrain-filled altitude clean by showing the altitude without a misleading ±0 accuracy value.

Enlarged waypoint map snapshot with Map type, Map appearance, Map zoom, Save as default, and Re-generate

A map snapshot preserves the surroundings of each waypoint for quick visual reference—even after you leave the place.
To create a snapshot automatically for every new waypoint, open MENU > Settings > Advanced settings > Waypoint map snapshots and turn on Automatically create map snapshots. You can also add a snapshot manually whenever it is useful.
In the waypoints list, use More to show or hide map snapshots and choose Waypoint row layout so photos, maps, and details work together.
Tap a snapshot to open the larger view. Adjust Map type, Map appearance, and Map zoom, then tap Re-generate—or use Save as default to keep those choices for future snapshots.
When several waypoints need the same updated map appearance, select them and choose Generate map previews to update their snapshots as a batch.

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