Private exploration, beautifully mapped
Your world is bigger than your usual route.
Tracks & Tiles turns your recorded outdoor activities into a private Explorer map — so you can understand where you have been and see what is worth exploring next.
Made for explorers
See progress. Find the next worthwhile turn.
For hiking, running, cycling, paddling and every outdoor activity that takes you beyond familiar ground.
Your complete Explorer map
Turn read-only Apple Health workout routes into a clear record of visited tiles, Explorer Score, Max Cluster and Max Square.
Evaluate a route before you go
Open GPX, FIT, KML or KMZ files and immediately see which new tiles the route would add.
Spot near misses
Discover tiles where a small, deliberate detour could make the next outing count.
Outdoor-first maps
Purpose-built map styles emphasize paths, tracks, forests and water without visual noise.
Private by default
Your routes and calculated tiles stay on your device. There is no mandatory account or tracking cloud.
A map that explains itself.
Distinct states make existing achievements, planned additions and useful detours readable at a glance.
From yesterday’s activity to tomorrow’s idea.
Tracks & Tiles visualizes and evaluates. It does not become another route planner or social feed.
Connect your history
Grant read-only access to the outdoor workouts already stored in Apple Health.
Understand your map
See visited tiles, connected achievements and the places your usual routes have missed.
Choose what comes next
Optionally inspect a route file and decide whether a nearby tile is worth the detour.
Privacy is a product feature
Your exploration stays yours.
A useful personal atlas does not need a proprietary social account or a copy of your workout history in somebody else’s cloud.
- Read-only Apple Health access
- Routes and tiles processed on device
- No mandatory account
- No proprietary analytics backend
Public release in preparation
There is always another tile.
Tracks & Tiles is currently distributed through internal TestFlight while the first public iOS release is being prepared.