Unlost
Snap a trail map, see your dot.
The best map is often bolted to a post at the trailhead. Drawn by someone who knows the place, and left behind the moment you walk past it. Unlost lets you take it with you: photograph the board, pin two points it shares with Apple Maps, and walk it with your live position placed correctly in the world.
What you get
- Any map becomes a live map. Painted boards, ranger leaflets, piste diagrams, reserve loops: if you can photograph it, you can walk it.
- Two pins is the whole setup. Tap a spot on your photo, then the same spot on Apple Maps. Do it twice. No routes to draw, no files to import.
- Walk it your way. See the photographed map, the real map, or a blend of both, with your position, heading, and a scale bar.
- Your maps stay with you. Every board you capture lives on your iPhone in a tidy collection, ready for next time.
- Private by design. No account, no ads, no tracking, and no data collected. Your photos and your location never leave your device.
- Buy once. A one-off purchase. No subscriptions, ever.
Honest by design
Unlost shows a photograph of a map, aligned to the world as closely as two points allow. It’s a good way to stay oriented, but it isn’t a survey-grade topographic map, and your position is only as good as the pins you placed. Carry proper navigation in serious terrain.
Coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.