For the smartphone generation, it has become increasingly important to record every detail of our lives, especially our traveling adventures.
With LiveTrekker ,users can track each step they take, recording everything around them before publishing their journeys on maps that can be shared with family and friends. Here, you can add the digital media you accumulate on your journeys, organizing it and saving it in one place.
LiveTrekker tracks the path you take on your journeys and then lets you pin digital media such as photos, audio or text to a map. If you add other photos or want to write a journal entry about a particular place, you can simply add it to your map at a later date. Think of it like a digital scrap book backed up on the cloud, keeping your souvenirs safe and sound.
The app is easy to use because it tracks your location in the background, but it also tells you when it is using the battery-draining GPS signal so you can switch it off if you want. You choose when to upload the content you have created over the journey, so you won’t land with a massive phone bill for uploading photos over a foreign 3G network.
For those that like to keep their travel memories well organized, LiveTrekker is a great catch-all solution.
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