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Everpath: GPX Route Map Live

Lukas Merz5 apps · 590 installsMaps & NavigationFreeIn-app purchases: $1.99 - $9.99 per itemcom.everpath.app

Every route you've ever recorded, on one map. No account, no subscription.

Total installs
4
exact · Play shows 1+
Installs / day
~0
est. · lifetime avg over 22 days
Rating
—★
— ratings · — reviews
Released
19 Sept 2026
22d ago
Last update
19 Sept 2026
v1.3.3 · 22d ago
Countries
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not checked yet

Install history

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Country availability

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Permissions

6 in 2 groups
0 Sensitive2 Notable4 Routine
Wi-Fi connection informationRoutine1

Access to details about Wi-Fi networks your device sees or uses

  • See whether Wi-Fi is on and details of the network you are connected toview Wi-Fi connections · ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
OtherNotable5

Access to miscellaneous device features that don't fit other categories

  • Start itself automatically as soon as your phone finishes turning onrun at startup · RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
  • Keep your phone's processor or screen from going to sleep, which can use more batteryprevent device from sleeping · WAKE_LOCK
  • Check whether you are online and whether you use Wi-Fi or mobile dataview network connections · ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
  • Connect to the internet to load content and send datafull network access · INTERNET
  • Check with Google Play that you got this app legitimatelyGoogle Play license check · com.android.vending.CHECK_LICENSE

Sensitive = can reach personal data, location, camera/mic or act on your behalf. Notable = changes how your device behaves. Routine = normal for almost every app. Source: Google Play's permission list for all versions of this app.

Store listing

Full description
Everpath draws every route you have ever recorded onto a single map. Import your GPX files or read the activities already on your phone, and watch years of running, cycling, hiking and walking appear as one picture. Your map, built from your own tracks. Not a feed, not a leaderboard, not a monthly bill. ✨ What Everpath does • One lifetime map: every track you've recorded, layered on a single view • GPX import: bring years of history from Strava, Garmin, komoot or any GPX export — whole archives at once, not one file at a time • Health Connect: routes recorded by supported apps are picked up automatically • Filter by year, by activity type, or by the app that recorded it • Totals that mean something: distance, routes, days out, first and last • Route list: every activity with its distance, duration and point count • Map styles, route thickness and opacity you can tune to your own density • Colour your routes by activity type or by year • Export your tracks back out as GPX whenever you like — free, always • Back up and restore everything to a single file • Your data stays on your device — no account, no sign-up, no server 🗺️ How it works 1. Ask Strava, Garmin or komoot for your data export. Every one of them offers it. 2. Hand Everpath the archive. It reads hundreds of GPX files in one go, skips anything broken instead of giving up, and tells you exactly what it found. 3. Watch your whole history appear. Zoom into a city and pick out the individual streets you have run. If one of your apps writes routes to Android's Health Connect, Everpath picks those up too, and finds new ones whenever you open it. 🔒 Private by design Everpath has no account system and no analytics. Your routes are read on your device and stay there. The only thing it fetches from the internet is map tiles, which are cached so revisited areas keep working with no signal. 💚 Pay once Everpath is a one-time purchase. No subscription, no free trial that quietly renews, nothing to cancel. Buy it once and it is yours. The free version draws your most recent routes so you can see exactly what you would be buying. Importing, exporting and backing up your own data are never behind the purchase. 📍 Made for Runners, cyclists, hikers and walkers who have been recording for years and have never seen it all in one place. If you have a folder of GPX files or a phone full of tracked activities, this is the map you have been missing. ❓ Good to know Everpath does not record activities, plan routes or navigate. It reads what you already have and draws it. Keep using Strava, komoot or your watch to record — Everpath is where all of it finally lands in one place. Most apps — including Strava, Garmin and komoot — share only distance and time with Android's Health Connect, not the GPS route itself. That is why Everpath leads with GPX import: request your archive from them once and your whole history comes across. Where an app does share routes through Health Connect, Everpath picks those up too. Everpath is a GPX viewer and route map built around your own history. Open a GPX file, import an entire GPX archive, and browse your track history as one activity map. It suits hiking routes, cycling routes, running routes and long walks alike, and reads GPS tracks exported from Strava, Garmin Connect, komoot or any app that writes standard GPX. Your route history, your activity map, your own tracks — drawn on one map and kept on your phone. Download Everpath and see everywhere you've been.

What's new

The home screen widget keeps up with app updates. Until now the widget held on to the picture it drew when you placed it, so improvements to how your map is drawn only showed up if you happened to import routes, change a setting or resize the tile. It now redraws itself once after every update, and stays quiet the rest of the time.

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