myTracks For Mac

GPS tracks are a great way to organize and document your routes, whether you’re hiking, cycling, or using some other way to get around. They can store a lot of useful info, including photos, but you need specialized software to put everything together.

myTracks is intended to serve as an all-in-one solution for organizing GPS track files. It allows you to edit your tracks, geotag photos instantly, analyze your routes, convert to other formats, and much more.

In the idea of simplifying the process from start to finish, the app can help you import tracks from various GPS tracking devices. If you use your smartphone for tracking, you can just use the mobile app.

You can select your GPS device from a list and follow the step-by-step instructions until your tracks are imported. You can then change the time zone, organize your tracks, and visualize them.

Once your tracks have been loaded into the app, and you have some photos that were taken on the trail, geotagging should be easy. All you have to do is drop the photos onto the app icon, and they will be synchronized with the tracks based on timestamps.

You can then navigate through your tracks on the map and see exactly where they were taken. What’s more, the app allows you to add location info to the images themselves, assuming they don’t already have associated GPS data.

While the general idea is to make the process as straightforward as possible, there is advanced functionality for those who want it. Geotagging can be done manually and fine-tuned, tracks and waypoints can be edited, you can convert them to various other formats, and a lot more customization options are included as well.

Overall, myTracks is an excellent option for managing your GPS tracks, particularly if you like to take photos on your trails. It’s easy to use and especially suitable for those who want to quickly geotag a large number of images.