Footpath Route Planner Cheats

Footpath Route Planner Hack 4.9.6 + Redeem Codes

Running, Hiking, Bike Maps

Developer: Half Mile Labs LLC
Category: Navigation
Price: Free
Version: 4.9.6
ID: com.ericrwolfe.Footpath

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Description

Map routes with your finger and Footpath will snap to roads and trails. Measure distances and elevations in seconds, then navigate along with turn-by-turn directions.

Footpath is the ultimate companion for planning and navigating custom routes.

Join millions of adventurers and plan out your perfect route.


SNAP TO MAP
Quickly measure distances by tracing a map with your finger or Apple Pencil. Footpath will snap to roads and trails on the map.

MEASURE DISTANCE AND ELEVATION
Know exactly how far and how high you'll travel with elevation profiles. Plan routes that match your goals.

SAVE ROUTES FOR LATER
Plan out your week or trip. Keep up to 5 routes on hand for reference, or save unlimited routes with Footpath Elite.

SHARE ROUTES
Send your routes to friends or workout partners to open on their device.


Footpath is designed to work for pretty much any activity or adventure, in any country:
• Running
• Cycling and mountain biking
• Hiking and mountaineering
• Walking
• Motorcycling and driving
• Backcountry skiing
• Kayaking and standup paddleboarding
• Sailing
• And many more!


FOOTPATH ELITE
Ready to go the extra mile? Upgrading to Footpath Elite unlocks the following powerful features:


TURN-BY-TURN NAVIGATION
- Footpath will tell you when to turn with turn-by-turn audio cues on your iPhone and Apple Watch
- Save your route and cues in advance for voice guidance that works completely offline
- Double tap your AirPods or use the playback controls button on your headphones to replay your next cue

PREMIUM OFFLINE MAPS
- 3D and topographic maps including Footpath Outdoors (Worldwide), USGS Topo Maps (U.S. and Canada), OpenCycleMap (Worldwide), and many more
- Cycling lanes, avalanche slope shading, and elevation contour lines
- Download maps for use offline
- Save places as favorites to customize your maps

ORGANIZE
- Create and edit unlimited saved routes
- Duplicate, merge, and split routes
- Organize and sort routes into custom lists

ANALYZE
- Record GPS tracks of your activities
- Use HealthKit display and log extra health and fitness metrics such as heart rate during a GPS activity
- View a calendar log and weekly summary of your activities
- Analyze splits, speed, elevation, and heart rate
- View a heatmap of your speed during your activity

EXPORT
- GPX import and export
- TCX and FIT course export for turn-by-turn navigation on Garmin and Wahoo GPS devices
- Export cue sheets to a spreadsheet app for customization and printing
- Export your routes and workouts to Apple Health


You can purchase a Footpath Elite monthly or yearly subscription through your iTunes account. Your subscription will automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Auto-renew can be turned off anytime by going to the Manage Subscriptions page in settings after purchase, and your features will remain active until the end of the subscription period. Your account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period at the same cost as your original purchase.


TIPS FOR MAPPING ROUTES
• For longer routes, try zooming in and mapping your route in multiple segments.
• Tap and hold the map to quickly route between waypoints and POIs.
• Did Footpath snap to the wrong roads? Trace over the incorrect segment to edit, or use the eraser tool.
• Turn off snap to roads (magnet icon) and zoom in to manually trace the map. (Try switching to a satellite layer).
• Displaying maps and continuously running GPS in the background can dramatically decrease battery life. Navigate without maps or with the screen off for all day battery life.


CONTACT US
We've got a lot planned for Footpath. If you have any suggestions or feedback, or if you run into any issues, please contact us at [email protected]


Terms of Service: https://footpathapp.com/terms
Privacy Policy: https://footpathapp.com/privacy

Version history

4.9.6
2023-07-27
- Fixes issue on Apple Watch Ultra where Action Button would stop displaying maps after a pause
- Improvements saving data to Apple Health
- Bug fixes

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4.9.5
2023-02-06
- Bug fixes


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4.9.4
2023-01-23
- Fixes map context menu on macOS Ventura
- Bug fixes


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4.9.3
2023-01-13
- Added an optional setting to rotate the Apple Watch topo maps based on your compass heading
- Restores basic "breadcrumb" maps on the Apple Watch Series 3. Unfortunately the Series 3 does not have the memory to support the new topo maps.
- Fixes performance issues/crashes when scrolling between metrics screens
- Bug fixes


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4.9.2
2023-01-12
- Added an optional setting to rotate the Apple Watch topo maps based on your compass heading
- Restores basic "breadcrumb" maps on the Apple Watch Series 3. Unfortunately the Series 3 does not have the memory to support the new topo maps.
- Fixes performance issues/crashes when scrolling between metrics screens
- Bug fixes


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4.9.1
2023-01-05
- Improved "workout time" metric when saved to Apple Health
- Added additional metrics like heartrate to GPX Track exports


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4.9
2022-12-23
This update adds a ton of great new features for the Apple Watch including offline topo maps, elevation profiles, customizable metrics screens, and upcoming waypoints.

TOPO MAPS FOR APPLE WATCH
Follow your route with full topographic maps on your Apple Watch that can be downloaded in advance for offline use.

CUSTOMIZABLE METRICS
Swipe vertically between three pages of metrics, and then long-press the screen to customize the metrics to your liking. We've added a ton of new metrics for you to choose from.

ELEVATION PROFILES (ELITE)
Track your progress along your route's elevation profile, right on your watch. When you start a climb, the graph will automatically zoom so you know how far you have left to the summit.

UPCOMING WAYPOINTS (ELITE)
Footpath will show an overview of the upcoming turns and waypoints on your route. During audio navigation, Footpath will announce your waypoints aloud.

Other improvements:
- All new "Map" complication for quick access to the topo maps from your Apple Watch face
- The Apple Watch app now supports bluetooth heart rate monitors
- Bug fixes


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4.8.7
2022-11-01
- Adds a new Live Activity during track recording and navigation: see your stats and upcoming turn right on the lock screen
- Support for the Dynamic Island on iPhone 14 Pro
- Bug fixes


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4.8.6
2022-10-25
- Adds a new Live Activity during track recording and navigation: see your stats and upcoming turn right on the lock screen
- Support for the Dynamic Island on iPhone 14 Pro
- Bug fixes


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4.8.5
2022-10-24
- Fixes installation/update issue in Mac App Store
- Watch complication is now compatible with both watchOS 8 and watchOS 9 (you may need to add it again)
- Bug fixes


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4.8.4
2022-10-10
- Fixes installation/update issue in Mac App Store
- Watch complication is now compatible with both watchOS 8 and watchOS 9 (you may need to add it again)
- Bug fixes


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4.8.3
2022-09-23
- Support for the Apple Watch Ultra and configurable action button settings
- Improvements for the Apple Watch always-on display
- iOS 16 lock screen widget and Siri shortcuts
- Bug fixes


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4.8.2
2022-09-23
- Support for the Apple Watch Ultra and configurable action button settings
- Improvements for the Apple Watch always-on display
- iOS 16 lock screen widget and Siri shortcuts
- Bug fixes


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4.8.1
2022-09-17
- Support for iOS 16 and watchOS 9
- Bug fixes


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4.8
2022-09-11
- Bug fixes


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4.7.5
2022-09-07
- Bug fixes


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4.7.4
2022-08-22
- Bug fixes


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4.7.3
2022-05-03
- Fixed issue adding markers to a route on some devices
- Fixed issue importing GPX files that contain waypoints along a route
- Fixed crash starting GPS tracking/navigation on iOS 14 devices
- Bug fixes


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4.7.2
2022-04-30
- Fixed issue adding markers to a route on some devices
- Fixed issue importing GPX files that contain waypoints along a route
- Bug fixes


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4.7.1
2022-04-14
ADD MARKERS TO ROUTES
You can now add custom markers to a route. Mark water spots or potential campsites, or leave some notes about an interesting place. When you share a route with others, they'll be able to see the markers you added.

You can also import GPX waypoint files as markers into Footpath.

FAVORITE PLACES (ELITE)
Elite users can save custom markers as favorites, and these will stay visible on the map even when switching between routes. Favorites are private, will sync between your devices, and are searchable offline.

EDITING ROUTES
All Footpath users can now edit saved routes! Editing now modifies the original route, rather than creating a copy. If you notice a mistake in your original route, you can now easily fix it.

DUPLICATE, MERGE, AND SPLIT ROUTES (ELITE)
Elite users can duplicate routes to create new versions of existing routes.

Combined with the eraser tool, duplicating a route will let you split a route into multiple new routes. Or, you can merge multiple routes from a list into a single route with the new merge tool.


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4.7
2022-04-13
ADD MARKERS TO ROUTES
You can now add custom markers to a route. Mark water spots or potential campsites, or leave some notes about an interesting place. When you share a route with others, they'll be able to see the markers you added.

You can also import GPX waypoint files as markers into Footpath.

FAVORITE PLACES (ELITE)
Elite users can save custom markers as favorites, and these will stay visible on the map even when switching between routes. Favorites are private, will sync between your devices, and are searchable offline.

EDITING ROUTES
All Footpath users can now edit saved routes! Editing now modifies the original route, rather than creating a copy. If you notice a mistake in your original route, you can now easily fix it.

DUPLICATE, MERGE, AND SPLIT ROUTES (ELITE)
Elite users can duplicate routes to create new versions of existing routes.

Combined with the eraser tool, duplicating a route will let you split a route into multiple new routes. Or, you can merge multiple routes from a list into a single route with the new merge tool.


Leave us an App Store review if you're enjoying Footpath, or feel free to contact us at [email protected] with any problems or suggestions.
4.6.10
2022-04-08
- Bug fixes


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4.6.9
2022-04-07
- Bug fixes


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4.6.8
2022-01-18
- Bug fixes


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4.6.7
2021-12-13
- Louder navigation voice volume
- Bug fixes


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Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases

Item Price iPhone/iPad Android
Footpath Elite (Monthly)
(One month subscription to Footpath Elite)
$3.99
Free
HB495513073✱✱✱✱✱ 5ACFB1D✱✱✱✱✱
Footpath Elite (Yearly)
(Annual subscription to Footpath Elite)
$23.49
Free
HB023717118✱✱✱✱✱ BD7832D✱✱✱✱✱
Single Route Pass
(Unlock Footpath Elite for a single route)
$1.99
Free
HB625114127✱✱✱✱✱ 18982BB✱✱✱✱✱

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Ratings

4.8 out of 5
15.8K Ratings

Reviews

comabereni,
Fantastic GPX route planning app
This app is absolutely fantastic for planning hikes. Even though we have used other online route apps, we've been looking for an easy to use route planning app for our phones that exports GPX route files for use with our favorite iPhone GPS software (GaiaGPS). Footpath does it seamlessly. We also upload the route files to fitness apps like RunKeeper where it tells us in advance how many calories our planned hikes will burn. Wonderful!

Suggested future updates: add the ability to import existing GPX route/track files for easy sharing and editing (this is Footpath's most glaring deficiency in our opinion--right now you can only export routes to other apps); make it possible to easily move starting and mid-points of a route you want to edit (right now you can only edit an existing route by deleting segments of the route starting at the end until you get to a fork or turn you want to explore and then continuing along a new path from there); and it would also be great if your routes were automatically saved to a personal account on a website maintained by Footpath so they could be more easily managed and exported to your favorite GPS and fitness apps.

All that said, Footpath is pretty awesome as is and has already benefited us greatly by giving us the ability to quickly and easily plan and execute our weekly hikes anywhere we are whenever we have a couple minutes. Thank you!
Hurri47,
The best has just gotten better
OK this is going to be a rave.

Nobody is mentioning what I thought was the most interesting thing about new version 3. The old version would switch maps automatically depending on zoom level, but the new Footpath Outdoors map appears to just combine all the information of the old maps without the jarring switch.

The tutorial is very brief with only the basics covered, but if you haven’t found a feature you want - for me it was how to switch snap types on the fly - keep poking controls in the corners and it’s a good bet you’ll find it in one of them. (The snap switch is a few extra taps to switch but it does work smoothly and consistently.)

The new editing tools are hugely welcome! I don’t recall if I could edit saved routes in the old version, but that’s in here now. I haven’t found a way to edit start points, so unless I’m just missing something I’d recommend zooming in very close on your start point and then backing out to complete the route.

I also appreciate the new account system where I can create/edit routes on my iPad and see the same routes on my iPhone. The grandfathering of my old saved routes into the iPad was very nice - I was briefly afraid I’d have to pay again until I found the secret instruction to invoke it. (Pssst - hey dev, I’d have paid it anyway, but thanks, that was very kind.)
HelenB4,
Could be good, but not for my needs
I feel bad rating this too low because I did not use it for very long. However, that is because I started to get genuinely upset with it. It seems that it would be great for legitimate trails, city streets, etc. However, I had great difficulty getting it to stick to actual suburb roads. At one point it decided I should take a nice detour and bike through the pond. When drawing a simple path with a stylus, it thought it would be fun to throw in a few circles. Additionally, it did not give me sufficient editing abilities. On one trip I tried to map, it had a random straight line going through a woods. I attempted to erase it so I could shift it over, but it just kept reappearing in a different, equally incorrect location. It also completely ignores a popular footpath. The “snap to map” is somewhat a useful, and certainly an innovative feature. It just needs some love. I could see this working on longer trips that need less accuracy, but for my suburban 10 mile excursions it brought nothing but anger. For now, I’m going to stick to drawing vauge lines on a map, and finding out the mileage later.

TLDR: I can see it’s applications and situations it could be good in. It just is not at all conducive to my biking or running excursions.
heijamie,
Offline failure in remote wilderness
I have (by time of posting HAD) a paid footpath membership with route downloaded for offline use in remote wilderness. Did some one day testing and all seemed fine. Not great at doing turn by turn in areas with lots of trees and steep topographic terrain, bit this is likely limitation of receiver on device - iphone 13 pro) . Not a deal breaker. What was a deal breaker was on day two of multiday wilderness trip, with iOS and app having been update just prior to trip, app continually failed to open while I was several hours away from fast internet. Tried restarting phone, to no avail. I had to switch to backup map and compass for navigation along with offline Google maps for some topo info. Footpath only began working again when I could connect to faster itnernet and update app. That's unacceptable for a paid navigation app touting offline capabilities. It cannot fail like that. For me, I want an app that allows hands free turn by turn navigation telling me where to go right, left, or straight, with indications for markers I leave for potable or non potable water all of which I can just listen (with say one earbud inserted) through hands-free 95% of the time without looking at or holding the device. This is not that.
TexDrex,
Excellent GPX planning app
When I ditched my MacBook Air several months ago, I was looking for a replacement to using my previous route planing website, which allowed for GPX export I could then subsequently load onto my Garmin Fenix 3. What seemed like an easy chore, proved very difficult. Footpath was the solution I was looking for! Easily planned routing, saving, and subsequent export to my device has made this app a no-brainer for me. The recent Fall upgrade has made it even better.

Question: previously, I was able to manually arrange my created/saved routes in any order I wished. I’m not able to do that since the most recent update. Am I missing this feature, or was it removed? Previously, I tapped the “edit” button, and, in addition to the red delete symbols along the side, it had little “grabbers” beside each route that I used to order them according to my preference.
Justicialism,
Great idea, hard interface
I really really want to love this app. It has so much potential. But, honestly, the route scripting in urban environments is poor. It doesn’t adjust easily. It assumes you want to do out and back or other options and makes them hard to correct. It will not allow you to draw paths where it doesn’t know they exist. So, for example, there is a well known path through a public right of way in my neighborhood; because the app doesn’t know about it, it wants to add an additional two miles to my route. Why is it so hard to just have a simple routing app that calculates mileage?!? Why can’t an app just trust that I know what I’m routing when I want to tell it, yes, I can go that way? So much potential, but the bells and whistles defeat the basic purpose of the app.
Mike K from Maryland,
Anytime, anywhere, this app is the bomb!
I absolutely love this app. It’s a great planning tool before going running, backing, walking, etc. I’ve used it while backpacking in wilderness areas as my map allowing me to stay on the trails that are hard see or may be lightly used. Once when trekking down a creek, I used the app to find the nearest trail.

I also use it plan my running routes. When planning long runs and need to plan a route of 20+ miles, this is my tool to determine where I go. Just using my finger, I can plan a great route, save and even check upcoming status. The snap to road and trails is one of the best features.

I have not found any other app that provides the ability to plan and execute type 2 fun and exercise!
rondave72,
Great tool
This is a great tool. It records routes and rates. It let’s the user export routes that can be shared or imported into another app or device. In theory the reverse is possible, but I haven’t done that.

It’s not Facebook for runners. You can share your workout, but that seems secondary. Primarily it helps you plan and record activities.
How it does that is it lets me draw with my finger on a map to figure out how far I am going and elevation changes on the route. I know if I’ve increased the distance enough or too much before I leave the house. I know if there is a big hill or valley on the route. The planning done or just out the door and start going, it will record the activity and tell me how I did. What do you want?
F00LK1LL3R,
En Route to a Better FootPath
I am a pre-diabetic middle aged male who needs to map out routes for safety and distance. I enjoy the Elevation change feature, and the variable map overlays DO help. This app has many great features!
One feature that I think is missing is a flip route feature. Sometimes I want to change my perspective as I walk. Just one idea.
I have seen the Out & Back feature added recently( or I JUST noticed it). And have used that successfully. I also enjoy the send to watch feature for my Cellular & GPS enabled series 5.
Rarely has the voiceover feature actually worked as I listen to podcasts or audio books while I’m out. I like the haptic feedback at the mile markers very much. I just hope there’s a way to not use up so much battery on my AW5.
Another small issue that I’ve had happen is after I sent the route to my watch it appears there’s a second or 3rd instance on the cue.
I would like a single reasonable “ONE time” fee but I suppose Developers need a continuing income stream to continue developing and improving the app. So keep working at making it better and worth the annual price and I’ll keep coming back.
Overall a 4⭐️ out of 5.
Qerty ggg,
This is an excellent App with minor issues
So I totally appreciate how it tells your height of the hills. I never ever take this with me. So every morning I do 5.73 miles. I do the 3 highest hills in Watertown Ma. Today I did it 1.41 hours. The only issue I have with this. Is when you say the exact address. I place’s you in the area. This is minor. But then once you are where you start. When you start. And you put it up 3 streets. It try’s to suggest this way. So you have just take your time. But I love this App. Another thing, if you want to change the route slightly. It makes you to have to re route the whole thing. Because since March 13 when the Gym closed. I gained 4.6 pounds in the first 2 days. Now, I’m even to the gym. FINALLY!