We are delighted to announce that Gaia GPS 8.0 is live on the App Store. Gaia 8 is our most ambitious release ever, and we have been working on it since…
New Features
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We added a new page today where you can upload GPX files directly to GaiaCloud. This is an interesting development for a couple of reasons. It means anyone can now…
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The Track pages are probably the single most important part of the GaiaCloud website. It’s a challenge to figure out what information to show, and how to show it, so…
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We pushed a few improvements to the Cloud website, focusing on the layout and UI of the gallery page. We actually have two cloud websites now – here is the…
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We just pushed an update to the GaiaCloud website, which vastly improves the pages that show your lists of tracks, waypoints, and maps. The pages are now much easier on…
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Today we pushed a first look at the Gallery page for GaiaCloud. Herein you can see tracks other Gaia GPS users have made public. There are a lot of beautiful…
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Anting, our new summer intern, has been very busy lately sprucing up the GaiaCloud website. Anting added new map layers to the GaiaCloud preview screen so you can now view…
We pushed a new update to the Android Gaia GPS beta today. We have been getting tremendous feedback from the Android beta group now, so we cleaned up a bunch…
Constant work continues on the GaiaCloud website. Today, we made the Public Gallery of tracks much faster to load. The sharing functions on the Track pages have also been moved…
We made a few more changes to the GaiaCloud website today. We’ll keep rolling out these small improvements as they come, rather than have big launches: Twitter/Facebook links show on…