App

On the web now. iOS coming soon.

Plan on clear contours, take packs offline, and keep your tracks yours. The web app is live. A native iOS app is coming soon.

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Wildlost map of the Flatirons west of Boulder, with contours, trails, and WildLost Rec as ground.
Plate 1 Flatirons — WildLost Rec, contours, hillshade
The same map with Layer Stack open, showing Hillshade and Contours over WildLost Rec ground.
Plate 2 Layer Stack — hillshade and contours over ground
Wildlost on a phone-sized screen, showing Gregory Canyon, Chautauqua, and map chrome.
Plate 3 Phone chrome — same map, compact controls

What you can do now

  • Read terrain on clear contours and the WildLost Rec ground.
  • Turn on readout panels or the status bar for cursor position, elevation, zoom, pitch, and scale (meters per pixel).
  • Plan routes, record tracks, and keep a library of map objects.
  • Import and export GPX, GeoJSON, KML, and KMZ — plus FIT on the way in. Select a route, track, or waypoint and Export defaults to that object (Selection), so a GPX can leave for another mobile app without dumping the atlas.
  • See why: a disabled control toasts the reason, a You're offline banner names a dropped connection, the Sync panel names Local only or last synced, layer pills mark Downloadable or Online only, and History can Preview or Restore a saved version.
  • Read what the data mean: layer pills open an explainer (Type, Resolution, License, Downloadable), and layer descriptions expand the terms — MODIS Daily names the instrument, NASA, Terra and Aqua, and GIBS.
  • Download an area when you leave coverage. Extras can include Snap-to-trail routing, 3D terrain, and Place search so those still work without a radio.
  • Stay in Local mode, or sign in when you want the same library on more than one device. A red account dot is for a remembered session that is dead and sync has stopped — not Local mode.

Questions? See the FAQ, or email support@wildlost.com.