wanderer is a self-hosted trail database and route planner connected to the fediverse, a bit like a Komoot or AllTrails you run yourself. Starting today there’s a native app for it, in public beta.
What the app does
- Find trails: search your instance and any instances it federates with. Filter by category, difficulty, distance or elevation.
- Plan routes: tap anchors on the map and the router connects them along paths, for hiking or one of four bike profiles.
- Record: GPS tracking with live distance, elevation gain, speed and moving time. It keeps recording in the background and needs no network.
- Offline maps: download whole map regions and trails before you leave.
- Turn-by-turn navigation: works offline too, and records your track while you navigate.
For admins: what your instance needs
Please read the guide on how to make your instance comaptible with the app: openwanderer.com/run/…/mobile-app/
It’s a beta. Do not rely on the app alone for navigation! Always carry a backup map (digital or physical). The goal is full parity with the web UI, but some things are still web-only for now. There’s a full comparison here: wanderer.to/app/what-works-where
Install
- iOS / iPadOS 15+: TestFlight: testflight.apple.com/join/6VCR4QpV
- Android 8+: Google Play open test: play.google.com/apps/…/com.openwanderer.wanderer
- Android without Google Play: APK on GitHub Releases: github.com/open-wanderer/…/app-v0.1.0-beta.16
Get the full tour: wanderer.to/app
Please report bugs with the app bug template, which asks for your device, OS and instance version: github.com/open-wanderer/wanderer/issues/new?temp…
Happy to answer questions in the comments.
non_burglar@lemmy.world 2 hours ago
I had some catastrophic docker updates that destroyed my wanderer instance, forcing me to revert to backups. Twice, I’ve had to export all my tracks, reinstall, and re-import the tracks. Both times, fhe web component broke.
Have these breaking changes been addressed?