You can navigate on any image of a map, even a hand-drawn map, real estate survey map, or aerial photo taken from an angle, by pinning important features on the image to identical features on a regular GPS-aligned map.

All the custom maps can be downloaded for use without an internet connection.

You can select an area of an online map like Bing Maps and save it for offline navigation

A map editor is available for desktop OS, so you can tweak a map that you previously uploaded and update it, and add more metadata

When you take a photo with the Camera app, with GPS metadata tags turned on, and it saves in the DCIM folder, Maprika will show a camera icon at the location of the photo.

After creating a custom map, you can upload it to the server, so that it's usable by others without duplicating effort. There are currently ~15,000 maps available.

You can share location with friends who also use the app and set a meeting point

All placemarks can be exported as a single GPX file

Tracks can be exported individually or all at once, as GPX or KML

Can add placemarks to the map, with names and descriptions

When viewing a track, you can show the graph of altitude or speed at the bottom of the screen, and follow along the track

Tracks can be recorded and shown on the map (one at a time)