Settings Overview
| Category | Item |
|---|---|
| General | Language (Chinese/English). |
| Subscription Plan | Shows whether the current version is free or full, with upgrade option. |
| Maps | Coordinate format, map layers, icon auto-hide. |
| Location and Tracking | Power management, location and safety (with emergency contacts and check-in), tracks and navigation (with voice announcements, live activities and offline route planning), trip sharing settings, voice memos. |
| Offline Maps | Offline map data, web version map directory. |
| iCloud | iCloud Drive sync, and data transfer tool between local and iCloud. |
| About and Support | User guide, licenses (data sources and license statements). |
| Data Management | Manage routes, location favorites and offline maps; deletions cannot be recovered. With iCloud Sync on, clearing tracks and waypoints also removes them from iCloud; offline maps are cleared on this device only. |
General
Item：Language (Chinese/English).
Subscription Plan
Item：Shows whether the current version is free or full, with upgrade option.
Maps
Item：Coordinate format, map layers, icon auto-hide.
Location and Tracking
Item：Power management, location and safety (with emergency contacts and check-in), tracks and navigation (with voice announcements, live activities and offline route planning), trip sharing settings, voice memos.
Offline Maps
Item：Offline map data, web version map directory.
iCloud
Item：iCloud Drive sync, and data transfer tool between local and iCloud.
About and Support
Item：User guide, licenses (data sources and license statements).
Data Management
Item：Manage routes, location favorites and offline maps; deletions cannot be recovered. With iCloud Sync on, clearing tracks and waypoints also removes them from iCloud; offline maps are cleared on this device only.
Power Management (1.2.1)
Settings → Power Management puts every option that affects battery life and location quality on one page and labels each trade-off with a safety level: the more battery you save, the rougher the position and track, and the lower the safety. Overall safety follows the lowest item.
- Presets: Reliable gives the freshest position and finest track and uses the most battery; Balanced is the app default; Saver uses less battery but gives a rougher track and slower updates. Drag the slider at the top or tap a card; the items below change with it.
- Fine-tune: location update policy, location update distance, minimum track point distance, and Trip Sharing's "lower accuracy while still". Each shows its safety level live; you can go as low as you like but will see a warning, and a stronger one while recording or sharing a trip.
- Map frame rate: Auto, Saver 30 or Smooth 60. It only affects how smooth dragging and zooming feel, not the accuracy of position or track, so it does not count toward safety. iOS and the display decide the actual rate.
- Screen brightness: turn on "Dim the screen when the map is idle" and the screen dims after a while without touches; touch it to restore. You can set the dimmed brightness and the delay. Dimmed text can be hard to read in strong sunlight, and if you change the brightness yourself while dimmed, the app leaves it alone.
- Automatic saving: with "Save power automatically when low" on, follow iOS Low Power Mode or pick a battery percentage. While active it temporarily uses a more economical update policy, distances and recording distance, drops the map frame rate to 30 and turns on idle dimming. Your own settings are not changed and are restored when the battery recovers, you charge, or Low Power Mode ends.
iCloud Sync and Backup
With iCloud Drive sync enabled, tracks and photos, GPX routes, waypoints, voice memos, summit records and photos, emergency contacts, app preferences, and the selected GPX route sync across your devices. Offline map packs must be downloaded again on a new device; active Trip Sharing and its pending location queue do not sync across devices and are excluded from device backups. This is synchronization, not an independent backup; deletions sync to other devices, and iCloud Drive items can generally be restored from Recently Deleted for 30 days. The migration tool moves supported data between local storage and iCloud.
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