Google Maps Rival Just Added a Great Feature That Everyone Should ASAP

Another great idea from Magic Earth, the navigation software that a lot of people still think is an underdog in this quickly growing market.

With the most recent version, Apple users can now track their riding and receive vital information like distance traveled, calories burned, and heart rate anytime they launch Magic Earth's navigation app. It is currently available for download on the App Store.

The idea is great and simplifies things for Apple Watch users because all they have to do is set up a route in Magic Earth to begin tracking their riding sessions.

According to Magic Earth, when users initiate bike navigation, the application initiates an Apple Workout session, allowing them to view all workout details on their timepieces. The fix is automatically saved on the iPhone in the Apple Fitness app so that you can view all the information on the smartphone when users reach their destination and the navigation stops.

Magic Earth assists in finishing the exercise and calorie rings whenever you begin navigating, so if you're addicted to filling your rings, all you'll need to do to enjoy a flawless day is stand up for a few minutes every hour.

In addition to the fitness feature, this new update of Magic Earth also contains further polishing for users of Apple Watches. Magic Earth is always improving the user experience across all supported devices. The weather information provided for your location has been redesigned by the program, and you can now see additional data including wind speed, humidity, and UV index.

If you're tired of Google Maps, Magic Earth is a good substitute. Its primary advantage is precisely what Google is unable to provide for its users. Magic Earth guarantees that no user data is collected or tracked, meaning that none of your personal information leaves your device. The program allows driving, biking, taking public transportation, and hiking in addition to using data from OpenStreetMap.

It has all the necessary features, including offline maps and turn-by-turn navigation, so you may travel in rural locations or areas with sporadic cellular service without the need for an Internet connection. The program works on CarPlay and supports the Dashboard mode, which allows it to operate side by side with other apps that support Apple's phone mirroring technology. It includes multiple map views, including 2D, 3D, and satellite.

8.1.4 is the most recent version that has automated workout recognition, and if you have enabled auto-updates on your iPhone, it should be on your device now.