The bearing will also be indicated by the orange arrow on the compass in the GPS Data tab. The current waypoint distance bearing and estimated time of arrival can be found in the GPS Data tab. Then the user can navigate to this waypoint. When you Check-In to a waypoint it sends the waypoint to the bottom of the Waypoints list and it marks the next waypoint in the list as the current waypoint.
With each waypoint being reached the user must Check-In to proceed to the next waypoint. The list can be viewed by tapping on the Map Menu button that looks like three horizontal lines on the right side of the map in the Map tab, then select View Waypoints on Map. The current waypoint is the first waypoint in Waypoints list. The app is designed to navigate to a list of ordered waypoints.
The track width on the map can be adjusted in the Settings tab by either a fixed width or adjustable width depending on zoom level. There is an option in the Settings tab named Keep Waypoints on Map After Save to have the waypoints remain on the map or removed when the track is saved. Waypoints that are on the map when the track is saved, will get copied and saved to the track. Waypoints can be added at anytime during a track, as well as an imported or saved track from the Tracks tab. The "Stop and Discard" will end the current track and discard all of the current waypoints. The "Stop and Save" option will save the current track to your phone and discard your waypoints. The "Pause" option will stop recording your track and it will turn off the GPS on the device if you put the app to sleep or switch to another app. This will bring up a pop-up menu with the option to "Pause", "Stop and Save", and "Stop and Discard". To pause, or end the current track, press the "Stop" button on the top menu. This will start drawing a blue line on the main map along your current route. To record a track simply press the "Start" button on the top menu bar. You can tap any of the five data items to change the content. Second you can swipe down near the top of the screen on the visible bar to slide it into view. First you can tap near the top of the map to bring it into view. If the dashboard is not present, then it can be shown in one of two methods. It contains three functions and it is not customizable. The context menu can be found by long pressing on the map for two seconds. The map menu has the following functions below. Either from the map toolbar or by long pressing on the map for two seconds to reveal the context menu. The map menu can be accessed in two ways. See the list of functions that can be added to the map toolbar below. If you have removed the map menu function from the toolbar you can long press on the map for two seconds to reveal the context menu and subsequently access the map menu. It is fully customizable, even to the point that it is not present. The map toolbar can be found on the right side of the map. The map menu can be accessed through either the toolbar or by long pressing on the map for 2 seconds to reveal the context menu. The map toolbar can be found at the right side of the map and will contain items such as center user, zoom in/out, and map menu, measure, and search. There are two main Map controls, the map toolbar and the map menu.
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