Better late than never, CalTopo’s iOS app is now available for beta testing via TestFlight. The Android beta has also gained significant new features to match iOS, and both apps will maintain feature parity going forward. Changes include navigation, importing and exporting files, improved track recording, and additional map layers. You may also notice our […]
Note: due to the costs of accessing this data, it may be restricted to paid CalTopo accounts at some point in the future – we’re going to leave it public as a trial run and see how that goes.It’s been a long, heads-down grind here at CalTopo as we work on the app, and new […]
Update: thank you for all the interest, the position has been filled. The time has come for me to offload a number of non-technical tasks; I don’t know what the right job description is, so for now let’s call it “Everything But Development”. This a remote position – work from home, your van, or wherever. […]
The CalTopo blog has been pretty quiet over the past year, but not due to a lack of innovation. Rather, we’ve been focused on a top secret project – one that after 18 months of development is finally secret no longer: a phone app. Today marks the release of an open beta test for Android; […]
One feature request I get fairly often is a better printable roads layer, primarily from SARTopo users for use in both urban searches and disaster response. The USGS layer is out of date, MapBuilder doesn’t show enough street names, and OpenStreetMap gets shrunk to the point of illegibility when printing. I’ve always assumed that the […]
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