Multiplans

Published by Vincent Ballenegger on Aug 30, 2011

Genre: Navigation

Ratings: 2.33

Version: 3.11

Updated: Feb 06, 2023

Downloads: 470

Multiplans is a navigation app developed by Vincent Ballenegger. The last update, v3.11, released on February 06, 2023, and it’s rated 2.33 out of 5 based on the latest 3 reviews. Multiplans costs $2.99 and requires iOS 8.0+ and Android 7 or newer to download.

Offline maps with GPS

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Description

Do you have maps that you would like to use offline on your iPhone/iPad with GPS positioning? Discover Multiplans, a powerful map application in which you can import your maps (whatever their source) and view them offline with a great multitouch experience and pinpoint accurate GPS positioning.

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How to Use Multiplans on Your PC or Mac

Want to enjoy Multiplans on your desktop? Download the latest APK (3.11, 27 MB) or choose your preferred version, and follow our Bluestacks emulator guide for easy installation on Windows or macOS. For any assistance with downloading or installing APK files, feel free to visit our forums!

User Reviews and Ratings

★★★★★ Very useful for specific uses

I sometimes make maps and have to test these in the field by GPS. Multiplans provides great functionality for that. Some basic knowledge of GPS, maps, datums, projections, is required. Online support, online forum support and email support are quick and accurate. Some functionality is still under development, but current functionality offers already good basics. Multiplans provides a good framework for areas where normal (GPS) maps and topomaps are not available. I am living in Laos, working in

★★★★☆ CaRe in calibration

Make sure you hit the done key after you enter each points latitude and longitude it’s the only way the apps knows you’re done with each points Lat/long. When using two points make sure point 1 is in the area of the NW or NE corner. I use Google maps on my iPhone for an accurate location. Use road and or railroad crossings for accuracy. Trying to guess the map corner coordinates in open areas is iffy, unless of course they are marked on the paper map. After calibration I always try placing a fe

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