Offline access and iPhone availability
Independent records, native downloads and honest limits are different parts of offline readiness.
Written By Enrique Bonansea
Last updated About 4 hours ago
What works independently now
Downloaded JSON, GPX, GeoJSON and PDF records can be read with compatible tools. A ZIP groups records and an integrity manifest. A stored line is not an offline basemap or routing engine.
Native readiness is still ahead
The iPhone app is not publicly released. Offline GPS, map packages, installed guidance and recovery need real-device validation. Battery, permissions, force-quit and missing coverage can interrupt recording.
Know your device
iPad location capability depends on the exact hardware. Wi-Fi-only iPads are not assumed to be continuous GPS recorders. CarPlay is a conditional, iPhone-only future capability requiring entitlement and field validation.
What is available today
The public website, free web account/garage and stored-record exports are available. Paid journeys, native recording, offline map downloads and live AI/routing/weather are not publicly enabled.
What comes next
Native execution and recovery require physical-device testing; maps/weather need licensed coverage and bounded allowances. CarPlay is a separate conditional milestone. Public availability will be updated here when verified.
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