Momera GO

From where you go, to memory forever. Momera GO keeps the places you have been. Record a hike as you walk it, or build a journey out of trips you have already taken — then watch any of them play back across the map. TWO WAYS TO KEEP A DAY Record it as you go. Start a hike and Momera GO stays with you — screen locked, phone in your pocket, no signal for miles. It keeps recording when you switch apps, and if it stops mid-walk it offers to pick the hike back up where it left off. Or bring back a day you already lived: • Import your Google Maps Timeline, and every day you travelled becomes a journey — walking, cycling, driving, bus, subway, train, tram, ferry or flight, each leg drawn in its own colour • Or pick a handful of photos from a trip, and the place and time inside each picture becomes a journey you can follow MOMENTS, NOT JUST A LINE ON A MAP As you walk, keep what the day was actually like: • Photos and videos, taken inside the app and pinned to the exact spot • Voice memos, for when typing is too much effort • Notes, for the things you want to remember Every moment lands on the route at the point where you saved it. WATCH IT BACK Press play and the day replays across the map — your route drawing itself, your photos and notes surfacing where they happened, your voice memos playing as you reach them. Scrub it, speed it up, slow it down. MAPS, AND NO ACCOUNT • Two clear basemaps — a street view, and an outdoor view with terrain • Every map area you look at is kept on the phone, so a place you browsed at home still draws at the trailhead with no signal • GPS recording itself never needs a connection • Import GPX from Gaia GPS, Strava, Garmin, Komoot or CalTopo — or open a .gpx straight from Mail, Files or iCloud Drive • Export what you make: GPX for hikes and trails, GeoJSON for journeys. They are your files, and they open in anything • Follow a trail and be told if you wander off it • Hike Back turns the route you walked into a route home NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING There is no sign-up and no account to create. Your hikes, photos, notes and recordings stay on your iPhone. English, 简体中文 and 繁體中文. ABOUT JOURNEYS A journey is not a recorded hike. Google's Timeline is sampled roughly every two minutes and carries no altitude, so a journey shows where you went and how you got there — never how far you actually walked. The distances shown are Google's own figures, and there is deliberately no pace. A photo journey shows no distance at all: a straight line between two pictures is a floor on the real trip, not a measurement of it. For a measured track, record a hike or import a GPX.