AntiMap

Under electronic warfare, a phone may tell you that you are in Lima, at sea or at an airport. Ordinary navigation apps follow that position. AntiMap checks every GPS point: could the car have got there? When GPS lies, it says "GPS spoofed" or "GPS jammed" and keeps guiding: by the network (cell towers and Wi-Fi), the gyroscope and the route, keeping the arrow on the road. AntiMap was built in Kyiv from real drives under jamming. It cannot defeat jamming. What it does is notice when the satellites can't be trusted and keep the map from following them. Navigation • Address and place search, routes with voice guidance, route choices, arrival time and a next-turn card. • Without GPS, the position comes from the network and the gyroscope and is held on the route. Take another road and the route is recalculated the way you are going. • While GPS can't be trusted, you can move the arrow by hand, 100 m forward or back. CarPlay • The same map and navigation on the car's screen: your places, the route, the turn card and the GPS status. Your places • Home, Work, School, University and as many of your own as you like, each with an icon and colour. Your places always show on the map. Look • A day and a night map, and the Galaxy, Cat, Neon and "Here we go again" themes. • Ukrainian or English, following the phone's language, map and voice included. AntiMap Pro • The first 14 days are free, with no card. After that, a monthly AntiMap Pro subscription is needed. It renews automatically; cancel any time in your Apple ID settings at least 24 hours before the period ends. Good to know • Needs an internet connection: the map (OpenStreetMap via OpenFreeMap), routing (Valhalla) and search are online. • Drive recordings stay on the phone. They reach us only if you turn on "Send drives" yourself: over Wi-Fi only, without the start and end of the drive or your places. • No ads, no analytics. • Tested mainly in Kyiv. Questions and ideas: Settings → "Write to us". Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.