【F1】Micro-GPS Tracker

Product Detail

This document gives you a brief overview of what you can (and cannot) do with GPS Tracker. You will rarely find step-by-step instructions here. Please also have a look into the help pages available within the app if you run into problems.

When we started with GPS Tracker, Android was the new kid on the block and we wanted to see how cool it really is. So we put together a satellite sky view, a map and a waypoint database and called it GPS Tracker. Both Android and GPS Tracker grew up since then and while 

Android starts to dominate the mobile phone market we proudly present what we believe is the most universal GPS tool that you can get for your mobile device.

GPS Tracker is used by pedestrians, car drivers, motocyclists, mountainbikers, geocachers, pilots, geologists, sailors, truckers, farmers, fishermen, just to mention a few. When we receive feedback 

from our users we notice that they all have their specific requirements and demands. Still, we believe if you want to get from A to B then GPS Tracker can do better than most specialized apps.

This effort to write a guide to GPS Tracker comes from many user requests asking for more information than is accessible in the in-app help. This document is still in early stages but we thought it is already useful for users that are new to GPS Tracker and who are a bit overwhelmed by its complexity.

Get Familiar With Android

We are not teaching you how to use Android based phones and tablets but we will assume that you know how to handle your device. For example, when you export data to a file on your device, you have to know how to copy the file to a different location, such as your desktop computer. If you are an Android beginner, please take some time to dive into Android before you start using GPS Tracker. 

GPS Tracker is one of the complex apps. Most apps deal with one specific thing and they do it well. If you have an app to find your car where you parked it, you will probably learn how to use this app while you are using it for the first time. You can also find your car with GPS Tracker, but things will be less intuitive. On the other hand, you can save the parking lot and get back there the next time you drive downtown.