Today we’re proud to announce Gaia GPS v9.2, featuring a more intuitive track recording interface. Thanks to dedicated user participation on our Idea Forum, we had some good ideas on…

Our team recently completed some great changes to the GaiaGPS.com website that we think you’ll really enjoy: 1. See All Your Travels On One Big Map: Now when you log…

In 2014, the Gaia GPS team changed quite a bit. More people joined the company last year than were previously on the team! Co-founders Anna and Andrew, and software engineer…

We had a few kinks to work out in our iOS apps, Gaia GPS, Offline Topo Maps (OTM), and Skipper, since the update to iOS 8 took place. The primary concern…

There was an issue with the website causing the deletion of data to not sync back to devices, but we are happy to report that it has been resolved. Now,…

Thanks to a new program Google initiated, beta testing for Gaia GPS Android is easier than ever. If you are an Android user that would like to help us continue…

In response to the release of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, as well as the iOS 8 update, we’ve launched updates to all three of our iOS apps this…

Gaia GPS Android users, you’re in for a treat! Since beefing up our communications team, we’ve burned the midnight oil updating existing articles, and preparing new ones, for our Gaia GPS…

We got an epic email into support today. We’re glad Gaia GPS helped in this precarious situation! My buddy and I were doing a bear hunt in south-central Alaska. We…

Today, I want to share thoughts on the future of outdoor maps. It’s a good time for it, as map geeks around the world celebrated the 10th birthday of OpenStreetMap…

Today we shipped a big update to TrySkipper.com. A lot of this work stems from similar work we have been doing on gaiagps.com, and you can read a full description on the Skipper blog.…

We are using Crowdin to translate a small piece of text for Gaia GPS, into many languages. Can you help? We really appreciate your help in getting real translations, from…