Pado Hack 2.22 + Redeem Codes
All about Geo Tracking
Developer: Alexander Clauss
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: $2.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.22
ID: de.icab.Tracks
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Description
Pado is all about geo tracking.
RECORD TRACKS/ROUTES
This App provides several easy and powerful ways to record tracks or routes (for example of your hiking or cycling tours, of your trips with a motorcycle or car, workouts like jogging etc.), draw them on a map and analyze them graphically using speed and altitude profiles and bar charts.
You can start and stop recording a track manually but also fully automatically in the background, without any user interaction. Just tell the App to start and stop the recording when leaving or entering certain regions, you can even limit the recording to a certain time period, and the App will do the rest automatically.
The tracks can be exported and imported as GPX and KML.
Especially for sports activity, the App can give you status updates about speed, duration and distance using Speech output.
STEP COUNTER
Pado also has a step counter (on devices with the required hardware).
TIME TRACKING
The App provides a Time Tracking feature, which will gives you an easy way to log your whereabouts at certain regions automatically. Just define the regions you want to observe, the App is doing the rest automatically. The logged data can be presented as bar chart and exported as text or CSV file.
LOCATION-BASED ACTIONS
When entering or leaving certain regions the App can automatically record tracks, post notifications, play music, trigger "external" actions using the "WebHook" protocol and more.
ICLOUD SYNC
Tracks and regions can be synced across devices using the iCloud. This makes it easy to record tracks on an iPhone and evaluate these later on a larger iPad screen.
APPLE WATCH
Pado also supports the Apple Watch (all models) and can be used fully autonomously to record tracks or routes (which means you do not need to take the iPhone with you to use the Watch App). This does even work on Apple Watch models without GPS hardware (in which case the location services do use WLAN networks nearby to get the geo location). All tracks can be displayed directly on the Watch on a Map, and you can zoom and scroll the map with the track. Alternatively you can also use the Watch App to remote control the iPhone App.
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
Pado supports all iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Apple Watch devices.
Unlike many other Apps, this App does also work great on iPod Touch and iPad models without GPS hardware (but you need to be within a region with a good WLAN coverage). On devices with GPS hardware it works best. The step counter requires an iPhone 5s or newer or an Apple Watch.
HEALTH-KIT
As an option, Pado can use the heart rate data from Health-Kit and display it together with the recorded Track speed and pace charts. When recording tracks on the Apple Watch, Pado can also measure the heart rate. Pado will never store the heart rate data anywhere (neither within Pado nor externally), and will use the HealthKit data only when explicitly enabled in the settings.
FINAL NOTES
Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
RECORD TRACKS/ROUTES
This App provides several easy and powerful ways to record tracks or routes (for example of your hiking or cycling tours, of your trips with a motorcycle or car, workouts like jogging etc.), draw them on a map and analyze them graphically using speed and altitude profiles and bar charts.
You can start and stop recording a track manually but also fully automatically in the background, without any user interaction. Just tell the App to start and stop the recording when leaving or entering certain regions, you can even limit the recording to a certain time period, and the App will do the rest automatically.
The tracks can be exported and imported as GPX and KML.
Especially for sports activity, the App can give you status updates about speed, duration and distance using Speech output.
STEP COUNTER
Pado also has a step counter (on devices with the required hardware).
TIME TRACKING
The App provides a Time Tracking feature, which will gives you an easy way to log your whereabouts at certain regions automatically. Just define the regions you want to observe, the App is doing the rest automatically. The logged data can be presented as bar chart and exported as text or CSV file.
LOCATION-BASED ACTIONS
When entering or leaving certain regions the App can automatically record tracks, post notifications, play music, trigger "external" actions using the "WebHook" protocol and more.
ICLOUD SYNC
Tracks and regions can be synced across devices using the iCloud. This makes it easy to record tracks on an iPhone and evaluate these later on a larger iPad screen.
APPLE WATCH
Pado also supports the Apple Watch (all models) and can be used fully autonomously to record tracks or routes (which means you do not need to take the iPhone with you to use the Watch App). This does even work on Apple Watch models without GPS hardware (in which case the location services do use WLAN networks nearby to get the geo location). All tracks can be displayed directly on the Watch on a Map, and you can zoom and scroll the map with the track. Alternatively you can also use the Watch App to remote control the iPhone App.
HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS
Pado supports all iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and Apple Watch devices.
Unlike many other Apps, this App does also work great on iPod Touch and iPad models without GPS hardware (but you need to be within a region with a good WLAN coverage). On devices with GPS hardware it works best. The step counter requires an iPhone 5s or newer or an Apple Watch.
HEALTH-KIT
As an option, Pado can use the heart rate data from Health-Kit and display it together with the recorded Track speed and pace charts. When recording tracks on the Apple Watch, Pado can also measure the heart rate. Pado will never store the heart rate data anywhere (neither within Pado nor externally), and will use the HealthKit data only when explicitly enabled in the settings.
FINAL NOTES
Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.
Version history
2.22
2023-04-18
- There's a new trigger for geo-based actions available which can trigger the action whenever the device has significantly changed its location. This trigger is not based on a certain region, it always triggers when the device has moved significantly. The iOS itself defines what is considered as a "significant location change" (which is approx 500 m, max every 5 min) and can do this with almost no impact to the battery life. This trigger is most useful if you want to track your movement permanently and use the Web-Hook feature to store all the data.
- There're new geo-based actions which can be used to start or stop long-term recordings.
- For all actions which are defined to start a track recording, there's an option to automatically stop the recording again after a certain time or when the region where the recording has started was reached again. Using this option you often don't need to explicitly define another action to stop the recording again. Even though a second action to stop the recording can be much more flexible, because a dedicated action for stopping the recording can also stop manually started recordings or recordings started by other actions.
- There're now new export options. It is possible to export tracks with a reduced data set as "Routes". These "route" export options don't keep all coordinates of a track (approx. 1 coordinate per second), instead only the minimum amount of coordinates are kept, which are necessary to reproduce the path (for example when traveling a straight section of a street, only 1 coordinate at the beginning and one at the and of this section will be kept, within curves some more coordinates are kept). The export of Routes can be done as CSV and as GPX file.
- There's a new option for Web-Hook which can repeat sending data to the Web-Hook server whenever this has failed. Please note, the App only tries for about 5 days to send the data and only for temporary errors (for example if there's no internet connection, or the server is down/unreachable).
- There are some new commands available for controlling the App via „pado“ URL (pado://cmd). The following commands (cmd) are available: startRecording, stopRecording, startLongTermRecording, stopLongTermRecording, startStepCounter, stopStepCounter, stepCounter, Tracks, Actions, timeTracking, monitoredRegions, allRegions
- There's a new red color scheme available (in light and dark).
- Bugfix: On the iPad the option "Vibrate" for the actions is no longer available (because the iPad can't vibrate)
- Bugfix: The calendar view is now evaluating the first day of the week option from the system settings and sorts the weekdays accordingly.
- Bugfix: When selecting music within the "actions" the OK/Cancel buttons where not always visible.
- Bugfix: When selecting a region within the actions, the currently selected region will be now automatically shown on the map and the list of regions.
- There're new geo-based actions which can be used to start or stop long-term recordings.
- For all actions which are defined to start a track recording, there's an option to automatically stop the recording again after a certain time or when the region where the recording has started was reached again. Using this option you often don't need to explicitly define another action to stop the recording again. Even though a second action to stop the recording can be much more flexible, because a dedicated action for stopping the recording can also stop manually started recordings or recordings started by other actions.
- There're now new export options. It is possible to export tracks with a reduced data set as "Routes". These "route" export options don't keep all coordinates of a track (approx. 1 coordinate per second), instead only the minimum amount of coordinates are kept, which are necessary to reproduce the path (for example when traveling a straight section of a street, only 1 coordinate at the beginning and one at the and of this section will be kept, within curves some more coordinates are kept). The export of Routes can be done as CSV and as GPX file.
- There's a new option for Web-Hook which can repeat sending data to the Web-Hook server whenever this has failed. Please note, the App only tries for about 5 days to send the data and only for temporary errors (for example if there's no internet connection, or the server is down/unreachable).
- There are some new commands available for controlling the App via „pado“ URL (pado://cmd). The following commands (cmd) are available: startRecording, stopRecording, startLongTermRecording, stopLongTermRecording, startStepCounter, stopStepCounter, stepCounter, Tracks, Actions, timeTracking, monitoredRegions, allRegions
- There's a new red color scheme available (in light and dark).
- Bugfix: On the iPad the option "Vibrate" for the actions is no longer available (because the iPad can't vibrate)
- Bugfix: The calendar view is now evaluating the first day of the week option from the system settings and sorts the weekdays accordingly.
- Bugfix: When selecting music within the "actions" the OK/Cancel buttons where not always visible.
- Bugfix: When selecting a region within the actions, the currently selected region will be now automatically shown on the map and the list of regions.
2.21
2022-12-16
- Fixes an issue when transmitting recorded tracks from the Apple Watch to the iPhone again (they were transmitted already before) could override changes made on the iPhone for these tracks.
- When running on a Mac the App could crash because the Apple-provided way to check for the availability of "live activities" doesn't work on a Mac. This version includes a check for a Mac (Apple silicon), so when running on a Mac it doesn't check if Live Activities are available anymore.
- Solves a few minor issues
- When running on a Mac the App could crash because the Apple-provided way to check for the availability of "live activities" doesn't work on a Mac. This version includes a check for a Mac (Apple silicon), so when running on a Mac it doesn't check if Live Activities are available anymore.
- Solves a few minor issues
2.20
2022-10-19
In iOS 16.1 the App supports "Live Activities" on the iPhone.
When a track recording is started within the App and you leave the App, you can now find information about the ongoing recording (current speed, distance, compass, etc) in the dynamic island (iPhone 14 Pro) and on the lockscreen (all iPhones).
When a track recording is started within the App and you leave the App, you can now find information about the ongoing recording (current speed, distance, compass, etc) in the dynamic island (iPhone 14 Pro) and on the lockscreen (all iPhones).
2.19
2022-09-27
iOS 16 has an issue when displaying custom maps (raster tiles). These maps are drawn above the track overlay layer instead of below this layer (as this was the case in previous iOS releases), therefore the tracks were no longer visible when using the OpenTopoMap or other custom maps (added via Tile server). This update solves the issue.
2.18
2022-09-24
- Under iOS 16 it is no longer possible for an App to get the user-defined name of the device from the system settings. Pado uses this name to identify the device when using the WebHook feature. So if you use WebHook and need a way to identify the device, the new version of Pado provides an option its settings to define a device name or identifier there as well.
- Fixes a crash in the "Groups" view for saved tracks when deleting the very last track of a group.
- When splitting a track at a location where GPX coordinates are missing (due to reception failures etc), the new version is much better to deal with this situation.
- When splitting a track at a location which was crossed multiple times, the previous version could have picked the wrong location for the split
- Fixes a crash in the "Groups" view for saved tracks when deleting the very last track of a group.
- When splitting a track at a location where GPX coordinates are missing (due to reception failures etc), the new version is much better to deal with this situation.
- When splitting a track at a location which was crossed multiple times, the previous version could have picked the wrong location for the split
2.17
2022-06-20
- A new "tile server" feature allows to use any number of third-party maps in addition to the default Apple maps. In the settings of the app there's a new option to configure tile servers for maps. You can add any number of tile servers, the App supports standard tile servers for "raster maps" which provide full maps or only overlays which add special information (like railway tracks, hiking routes, etc) to existing maps. The additional maps will be listed in the "maps" list on the map and can be selected here. If overlays are configured, another button on the Map lets you pick one of the overlays which is shown on top of the selected map.
Please note: Pado does not come with new maps, but this new feature allows you to add new maps yourself. There are several providers of tile servers available in the internet, some are free, some are commercial (but often also with a free plan).
- A new "Notes" features lets you add notes which are linked to a geo locations within tracks. While recording a track you can use the "speech bubble" icon to add a note which will then be linked to the current geo locations and saved with the track. You can also add notes later to saved tracks by tapping on a track that is shown on the map to mark the location and then tap the "speech bubble" icon to add a note at that geo location. Notes are marked with blue pins on the track, tapping these pins will display the note.
Creating notes is also possible on the AppleWatch while recording a track.
- New "filter options" (to find tracks from your saved tracks list) lets you add a filter by age and a filter which distinguishes normal and long-time recordings.
- Fixes a few minor issues.
Please note: Pado does not come with new maps, but this new feature allows you to add new maps yourself. There are several providers of tile servers available in the internet, some are free, some are commercial (but often also with a free plan).
- A new "Notes" features lets you add notes which are linked to a geo locations within tracks. While recording a track you can use the "speech bubble" icon to add a note which will then be linked to the current geo locations and saved with the track. You can also add notes later to saved tracks by tapping on a track that is shown on the map to mark the location and then tap the "speech bubble" icon to add a note at that geo location. Notes are marked with blue pins on the track, tapping these pins will display the note.
Creating notes is also possible on the AppleWatch while recording a track.
- New "filter options" (to find tracks from your saved tracks list) lets you add a filter by age and a filter which distinguishes normal and long-time recordings.
- Fixes a few minor issues.
2.16
2021-07-30
- In the location-based actions it is now possible to set a concrete end time for the action "start recording".
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to configure in detail, which types of point of interest are shown on the map.
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to search a location on the map (via "magnifier" icon)
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to compress the data that is saved to the iCloud. Please enable this option only if all of your devices have already iOS 13 or newer installed. This option does not affect existing data unless it is changed.
- Since iOS 14 it is possible to tap on a point of interest to get more information about it.
- Since iOS 14 it is possible to configure the color for each location for the time tracking feature, which will be used in the graphical representation instead of the default colors.
- Bugfix: The energy data (from HealthKit) was not shown when activated in the settings.
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to configure in detail, which types of point of interest are shown on the map.
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to search a location on the map (via "magnifier" icon)
- Since iOS 13 it is possible to compress the data that is saved to the iCloud. Please enable this option only if all of your devices have already iOS 13 or newer installed. This option does not affect existing data unless it is changed.
- Since iOS 14 it is possible to tap on a point of interest to get more information about it.
- Since iOS 14 it is possible to configure the color for each location for the time tracking feature, which will be used in the graphical representation instead of the default colors.
- Bugfix: The energy data (from HealthKit) was not shown when activated in the settings.
2.15
2021-06-23
- Fixes a crash when deleting a track in "calendar" view
2.14
2021-06-11
- The new version adds a new map as alternative to the default Apple Maps: You can now also pick a topographic map (OpenTopoMap - based on OpenStreetMap data). In the Maps view tap the button at the top right to switch between the different map types (standard, satellite, hybrid Apple Map or the new topographic map).
- Fixes a few smaller issues.
- Fixes a few smaller issues.
2.13
2021-01-12
- In the speed, pace and altitude graphs you can now move the marker live without scrolling the graph (move the "circle" at the bottom of the marker in the graph) to mark the location on the map
- The tracks statistics has a new "calendar" icon in the toolbar which can be used to directly jump to a certain date within the graph
- Bugfix: Tapping on photo pins did not always open the corresponding photo
- Bugfix: When opening a photo the photo was sometimes displayed too small
- Bugfix: clustered pins on a map where not always separated even on the highest zoom level if the distance between these pins was too low.
- Bugfix: The formatting for coordinates that is configured in the iPhone App will be now used in the watch App as well
- The tracks statistics has a new "calendar" icon in the toolbar which can be used to directly jump to a certain date within the graph
- Bugfix: Tapping on photo pins did not always open the corresponding photo
- Bugfix: When opening a photo the photo was sometimes displayed too small
- Bugfix: clustered pins on a map where not always separated even on the highest zoom level if the distance between these pins was too low.
- Bugfix: The formatting for coordinates that is configured in the iPhone App will be now used in the watch App as well
2.12
2020-11-04
- Pado is now also able to import TCX files if they contain track data. These files are created by devices (fitness trackers) and software from Garmin.
- Fixes small graphical glitches under iOS 14
- Fixes a rare crash when changing the settings for the default activities
- The step counter statistics did not always scroll to the current data when opened
- Fixes small graphical glitches under iOS 14
- Fixes a rare crash when changing the settings for the default activities
- The step counter statistics did not always scroll to the current data when opened
2.11.1
2020-01-24
- Fixes an issue selecting an iBeacon for an action. Even if the right beacon was internally selected and used, the wrong one was actually shown as being selected.
- Fixes a crash when deleting the very last entry of a month in the time tracking section
- Fixes a crash when deleting the very last entry of a month in the time tracking section
2.11
2019-11-10
- Fixes a crash when deleting the very last track of a month in the tracks list
- Fixes an issue when displaying photos. The initial zoom factor was too low.
- Added a new option for the distance/speed units: distances and speed can be now displayed in nautical miles and knots
- Fixes an issue when displaying photos. The initial zoom factor was too low.
- Added a new option for the distance/speed units: distances and speed can be now displayed in nautical miles and knots
2.10.1
2019-10-02
There's an issue within watchOS 6 which can cause a crash of the watch App when recording a track on the watch. This update solves this problem.
2.10
2019-09-27
- Support for the dark mode of iOS 13 added
- The markers for photos which where made while recording a track are not cluster on the Map if they are nearby
- Fixes a bug when exporting time tracking data as CSV
- The markers for photos which where made while recording a track are not cluster on the Map if they are nearby
- Fixes a bug when exporting time tracking data as CSV
2.9.7
2019-08-27
Bugfixes
2.9.6
2019-08-13
- Bugfix: If a paused recording was resumed later and iCloud sync was enabled for tracks, the resumed track data was not synced correctly.
- Bugfix: For new bar chars options of the time tracking feature the time scale was not labeled correctly
- Bugfix: The option "Don't check SSL certificates" for the webhook feature did not work anymore.
- Bugfix: For new bar chars options of the time tracking feature the time scale was not labeled correctly
- Bugfix: The option "Don't check SSL certificates" for the webhook feature did not work anymore.
2.9.5
2019-07-29
- There are new bar chart options for the time tracking feature. The new bar charts visualise the weekly, monthly and yearly summaries for each region.
- Bugfix: Exporting time tracking data as text did crash
- In the track specific settings it is possible to change the date and time, including the year (which was not possible before)
- Bugfix: Exporting time tracking data as text did crash
- In the track specific settings it is possible to change the date and time, including the year (which was not possible before)
2.9.1
2019-06-08
- Many new activities added
- Fixes a crash when opening the time tracking statistics if there were no time tracking data available.
- Bugfix: The dashboard in the recording view was always shown at first, even it it was closed before.
- Fixes a crash when opening the time tracking statistics if there were no time tracking data available.
- Bugfix: The dashboard in the recording view was always shown at first, even it it was closed before.
2.9
2019-05-19
- The sharing menu has now options to open the currently selected coordinate or region in the Maps App
- Coordinates can be displayed in an additional format.
- New Option in the settings to show the coordinates in all map annotations as well.
- New option for the Time Tracking feature: you can now define labels for certain time periods
- The user interface now fully supports the large and extra large system fonts (from the accessibility settings)
- In all bar charts you can tap a bar to get detailed information about the values behind this bar.
- Many smaller improvements and a few bug fixes.
- Coordinates can be displayed in an additional format.
- New Option in the settings to show the coordinates in all map annotations as well.
- New option for the Time Tracking feature: you can now define labels for certain time periods
- The user interface now fully supports the large and extra large system fonts (from the accessibility settings)
- In all bar charts you can tap a bar to get detailed information about the values behind this bar.
- Many smaller improvements and a few bug fixes.
2.8
2018-11-16
- Support for the new iPhone models added (iPhone XS, XS Max, XR)
- Support for the new iPad Pro models (11“, 12.9“) added
- Support for the new Apple Watch 4 added
- You can now copy the coordinates of a pin on a map to the pasteboard (via „Share“ button in the toolbar)
- There are complications for the Watch App available, to start the Watch App directly from a watch face. Some complications do also show if the Watch App is currently recording a track or counting steps.
- Some other improvements and bugfixes
- Support for the new iPad Pro models (11“, 12.9“) added
- Support for the new Apple Watch 4 added
- You can now copy the coordinates of a pin on a map to the pasteboard (via „Share“ button in the toolbar)
- There are complications for the Watch App available, to start the Watch App directly from a watch face. Some complications do also show if the Watch App is currently recording a track or counting steps.
- Some other improvements and bugfixes
2.7.4
2018-09-05
Unfortunately a small change in the last update made a workaround for an iOS 11 bug inactive, so it could happen that when starting a track recording in the background no coordinates were received by the App. This should be fixed with the new update again.
2.7.3
2018-08-31
- Solves an issue that on a few devices the monitored regions could get lost.
- Fixes an issue where entries of the step counter history could not be removed
- Fixes an issue where entries of the step counter history could not be removed
2.7.2
2018-07-11
- There's a new option in the settings to enable the blue status bar which will be shown when the App records a track in the background (available since iOS 11). The blue status bar makes it very easy to see if and when Pado is recoding a track in the background. Also tapping on the blue status bar will immediately switch to Pado.
- There's a new view for the tracks list which organizes all tracks in folders. There's a folder for each month.
- The calendar view of the tracks list supports to directly set the date by tapping on the month/year.
- The actions list has a new view to group all actions by region
- The actions list has an option to sort the actions.
- Bugfix: When exporting tracks the time stamp in the file name was in UTC instead of the local time.
- Bugfix: When manually starting a track recording and let it stop automatically in the background via "action", it could happen that the location services were not always stopped immediately.
- Bugfix: When letting the App show photos, photos which were taken while a pause was detected while recording the track were not always shown.
- There's a new view for the tracks list which organizes all tracks in folders. There's a folder for each month.
- The calendar view of the tracks list supports to directly set the date by tapping on the month/year.
- The actions list has a new view to group all actions by region
- The actions list has an option to sort the actions.
- Bugfix: When exporting tracks the time stamp in the file name was in UTC instead of the local time.
- Bugfix: When manually starting a track recording and let it stop automatically in the background via "action", it could happen that the location services were not always stopped immediately.
- Bugfix: When letting the App show photos, photos which were taken while a pause was detected while recording the track were not always shown.
2.7.1
2018-06-18
Fixes a crash when importing files from other Apps via ShareSheet
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Ratings
4.8 out of 5
11 Ratings
Reviews
Oz26mgs,
Oh come on, really?!
I spent hours through multiple months trying to find exactly this. But since greedy and at the same time useless apps get shoveled to the top, i never found this app until now.
Instead, we're presented with Fitbit, Runtastic, UnderArmor, Nike, subscribe subscribe subscribe! Hey go PREMIUM for $300 per year!
I stumbled across some random forum post praising iCab browser. I tried it, then found a link referencing their other apps. THAT is how i had to find this sweet sweet app. THAT is what is required to bypass the trash to find the gem at the bottom.
What I'm saying is that this app is quality perfection, and so many others aren't
Instead, we're presented with Fitbit, Runtastic, UnderArmor, Nike, subscribe subscribe subscribe! Hey go PREMIUM for $300 per year!
I stumbled across some random forum post praising iCab browser. I tried it, then found a link referencing their other apps. THAT is how i had to find this sweet sweet app. THAT is what is required to bypass the trash to find the gem at the bottom.
What I'm saying is that this app is quality perfection, and so many others aren't
BigBadUduDaddy,
Great app for activity tracking
Pado should be better known. So should Alexander Clauss. He’s been making useful, lightweight, feature-rich, privacy-preserving and affordable apps for the Apple ecosystem for a long time, charges very little for them (no subscriptions!) and yet still updates them regularly. He embodies the old school shareware ethic that focused on improving people’s lives instead of exploiting every opportunity for profit, which is a breath of fresh air in the current hyper capitalistic environment.
pgiltner,
Like a spatial diary
What I like abt Pado is that I can use it as a log of everywhere I go. I also like that i can use it on my Apple Watch for logging boating expeditions.
I like to calculate,
Solid, useful app
I’ve been using Pado for years. It strikes an excellent balance between features and ease-of-use.
Bruno780,
Super!!!!
Love this app!!!!!!!!
Dave Offutt,
Amazing App!
I've tried the developer's browser, iCabMobile, in part because of its tight integration with LastPass. I liked it so much that I thought I should check into their other apps. Pado is the first one I've tried and I must admit, it is amazing!! I do a lot of hiking and walking, and this far exceeds what I have seen in similar apps. It tracks just about anything and does so very accurately. We recently took it on a lengthy boat trip, and I tracked it on Palo and several other leading GPS tracking apps at the same time. Pads won hands down, providing the most accurate data about the trip.....and never skipped a beat along the way!
