GPX navigation
Calmino turns any GPX track into a guide that talks: every turn is called out before you reach it.
- Type
- App
- Platforms
- iOS
- Status
- Live
- Released
- November 2026
- Pricing
- Pay once
- Languages
- 18 languages
On video
Calmino in one minute.
The idea
Eyes on the trail, phone in your pocket.
Following a GPX track usually means pulling your phone out at every junction to check you are still on the right path.
Calmino starts from the opposite idea: import a file, tap Start, and stop thinking about it. It doesn't try to do everything. It does the Sunday outing, properly.
Import a file, tap Start, and stop thinking about it.
What we built
What we built.
- Voice guidance that announces every waymark as you approach, even with the screen locked, with a tone that cuts through wind and helmet. Music dips for one sentence, then carries on.
- A navigation mode designed for the outdoors: maximum contrast, heavy type, a map that turns with you, slope in colours.
- An off-route alert, offline maps, and navigation that resumes on its own after a call, a restart or a flat battery.
- A workshop for tracks: draw an outing that follows real paths, snap a sketchy GPX back onto the trails, edit, trim, reverse.
- Six activity profiles, by bike, e-bike, on foot, on skis or running, with a time remaining that accounts for the climb, then settles on your actual pace.
- Standard GPX files that stay on your iPhone. No account, no subscription, no ads, no tracking.
