Plan with confidence. Read the terrain. Navigate when signal disappears.
Pathfinder helps overlanders and backcountry crews plan routes, inspect terrain, cache maps, and navigate confidently when coverage drops.
Three operating areas cached with access and terrain overlays included.
The route is not the problem. Uncertainty is.
When service disappears, planning quality matters more than interface novelty. Pathfinder reduces the three failures that matter most in the field: no signal, unclear access, and terrain that was guessed instead of read.
Signal drops first
Cache topo, satellite, parcel, and access layers before the route turns into dead space.
Access gets murky
Bring road status, land ownership, and route constraints into one surface before you commit.
Terrain beats guesses
Preview grade, terrain, and rig-fit so the hard decisions happen before the trail does.
Built as a route sequence, not a list of features.
The workflow follows how real trips unfold: plan the mission, inspect the ground, cache the map stack, then keep navigating when conditions get less forgiving.
Plan
Build routes, import GPX tracks, and organize alternates around the mission instead of around file clutter.
Inspect
Read terrain, land status, and access risk before you put mileage between yourself and service.
Cache
Package the exact map stack you need for the operating area and know what is ready before departure.
Navigate
Keep the route, hazards, and crew context anchored on one field-ready control surface.
One operating surface for route, terrain, and continuity.
Pathfinder keeps the route, map stack, and crew context anchored to one surface so the interface stays useful when conditions stop being ideal.
Mission search
Find routes, layers, places, and saved trip context from one command surface.
Terrain stack
Blend topo, satellite, access, and readiness layers without visual clutter.
Crew continuity
Keep route packages and operating context legible when service gets intermittent.
Start light. Upgrade when the mission grows.
Pathfinder is useful from the free tier. Premium expands offline staging, shared planning, and advanced route support when your footprint gets larger.
For solo route planning, field prep, and offline confidence.
- 2 offline map areas
- Topo, satellite, and access overlays
- Trip planning with routes and waypoints
- Vehicle readiness dashboard
- GPX import and export
For crews, shared plans, and larger route packages across devices.
- 12 offline map areas
- Cross-device sync
- Weather and fire perimeter layers
- Expanded route suggestions
- Shared mission state across gear