What is everyone using for GPS file editing on Macbook?

[boatmana]

I know Basecamp works, but is anyone using anything else?

[bmike-vt]

Been using Bootcamp on my older MacBook to run Windows7 and TopoFusion. It also works sort of under Parallels.

[RonK]

GPS Editor.

[drwelby]

Do you want to draw a route and then save it as a GPX? Or do you have an existing GPX file that you want to modify?

[sfuller]

Adze Lite has worked well for me for editing existing tracks (combining/splitting/etc). Topofusion in a VM also works well too.

[geekonabike]

Caltopo.com has more features that I'd expect for a Web app. Not sure about track editing, but it wouldn't surprise me if it's in there.

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[wahday]

I use Gaia GPS and think it's a pretty great web based product. Good selection of layers, can import or export kmz, kml, gpx and maybe some other file types, I forget.

My only complaint is the resolution of the aerial layer is not as good as Earth. So I often work between these programs as I refine a route in an area with no other data.

It is also my navigation app and has the ability to preload maps of any layer type into the phone. I run my iPhone in airplane mode which still allows for GPS satellite connection but doesn't need to use the cell network, so I barely use any battery. I get up to a day and a half of tracking time per phone charge. Seeing detail on the screen in the sun sucks though. Still, it's cheaper than buying a separate GPS device.


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