Currently available on iOS. Android and web are coming soon.
Features:
🔒 End-to-End Encrypted (E2EE):
- Private: All of your data (waypoints, tracks, pins, notes, etc.) is end-to-end encrypted on your device. That means it can’t be viewed by us, a hacker, or anyone other than you.
- For geeks you can read about the specifics of E2EE here.
📌 Waypoints:
- Mark waypoints, change colors, add notes.
⛺ Offline maps:
- Maps can be download offline ahead of time and saved on your device so while in the field you can continue to use maps with no network connection.
🚶 Trails
🧰 Measuring tools
✅ Simple maps and user interface
⚡ Blazing fast maps
🔋 Efficient battery usage
- No extraneous background processing & offline mode to reduce battery usage.
♾️ You own your data forever
- Regardless if you have a subscription or not, you continue to own your data forever. Maps that you have downloaded never expire either. Your waypoints, tracks, and other data is yours forever and never paywalled.
⚡ Local First Software:
- The app works smoothly regardless of network connectivity.
Currently Available Base Maps
- World Vector Open Street Map
- U.S. Vector Contour Lines
- World hill-shade
- USGS Raster Topo Mosaic
Currently Available Layers
- Montana Parcel and Land Ownership Data
- North Carolina Parcel and Land Ownership Data
- North Carolina Public Game / Hunt Lands
- West Virginia Parcel and Land Ownership Data
No Bloatware / 💩
🚫 No social media SDKs
🚫 No private data harvesting / mining
🚫 No ads
🚫 No 3rd party data brokers
🚫 No trail ratings
🚫 No “AI”
🚫 No push notifications / distractions
Who is Topo Lock Maps for?
Topo Lock Maps is built for any outdoor enthusiast that want private, simple, fast maps:
- hikers, hunters, mountain bikers, game wardens, fishermen, trail runners, privacy enthusiast, backpacker, scouts and troops, bird watcher, wilderness first responders, search and rescue teams, off-roaders, police officers, trail maintainers, private investigators, world travelers, arrowhead hunters, preppers, park rangers, thru hikers