RouteConverter For Mac

RouteConverter is a useful tool that can display, edit and convert routes, tracks and waypoints between numerous popular formats used by various GPS devices or applications. You can use it to organize your files, plan routes, and manage multiple position lists.

Many of the numerous GPS applications and devices on the market have their own unique ways of storing data, which can become problematic when trying to figure out their format when this is not immediately evident from the file extension.

RouteConverter can help you out in this situation, as all you have to do is use drag and drop actions to import the GPS files. The app then automatically detects their format and displays the position lists they contain.

You can also plan routes and convert files to a wide array of formats with the help of RouteConverter, to ensure they are compatible with various devices or applications.

RouteConverter can display data in the form of routes, tracks and waypoints on numerous types of maps, depending on the geographical information you need to have access to.

In addition to the map view, the app displays detailed GPS data for all the positions included in a file, such as coordinates, elevation, description, time, speed and much more. You can view the route’s total length, duration and position count.

GPS files can be organized into categories, based on their type, location or any other factor that can help you find them more quickly in the future.

RouteConverter is a well thought-out Java-based app, but its visual design is not quite up to the standards of modern operating systems. Still, its learning curve is not particularly steep, and its functionality is not affected by the appearance issue, which many users may not have any problems with.

RouteConverter is a powerful OS X utility designed to help you view, plan and analyze routes, as well as convert them between the numerous commonly used GPS file formats.