My Altitude App Reviews

Very cool with the live updates and very informative with all the extra information besides de elevation. I used it first time on our drives through Colorado’s mountains.

Guess it didn't make it to the 3.0 release? I used it as much as the iOS app.

Would have given five stars if the watch app was still available. Regularly use the app when traveling to keep track of altitude.

Definitely recommend this app, I finally found an app that lets me drag a point around the map and shows me elevation changes in real time. I have a medical condition that prevents me from traveling to high elevation areas and this app is a lifesaver for planning road trips! Love this.

Got this app while driving in the mountains in Colorado, Utah, and Arizona. My girlfriend got altitude sickness in Colorado. So for the rest of the trip we had to stay under 6000 feet for her not to get sick anymore. Which worked perfectly everywhere we went even when we lost our phone signal. It also has your coordinates. We actually got a little lost in Utah and had to use the coordinates with one of our roadmaps because our phones completely losing its signal and we couldn’t use the phones fo

Great app, good information, minimally intrusive ads. I dropped one star because I always used it through the widgets, and there are no widget options on iOS 26 on my iPhone 17 pro

Since I upgraded my phone it seems to work great!

I needed this info while looking for a property. Seems very accurate.

Works for my needs

Nice but it no loner supports the Apple Watch

This app looks great and seemingly pulls accurate data from GPS. However the barometer function seems to be broken on iPhone 16 Pro. It always reads 24.xx inHg even on sunny days. I imagine it’s not reading from the in-phone sensor properly.

The app wanted to constantly track all of my movements and sell data to advertisers. The data given on altitude also seemed to be quite unreliable and jumped around a lot. I only stay in one place 99% of the time and didn’t need its intrusive requirements anyway. It kept wanting to say my house was 20 feet higher than it is in reality. When I tried to insist it only track my location when I was using the app, it stopped giving me any useful information. The app had pretty mint green effects.