Athletes
Run, ride, hike or ski with full GPS stats, pace announcements, voicepoints and a live link to share with anyone.
Private GPS tracking for iOS
freedomTrack
Record routes when you run, ride, walk, hike, or ski. Capture speed, distance, elevation, photos, voicepoints, and Apple Watch heart rate when you enable it.
No account
Start without email or forms
Live links
Share routes with plan-based refresh
Your data
Export GPX, GeoJSON, or CSV
Designed by riders, bikers, and all kinds of doers for explorers, commuters, adventurers, and go-getters.
freedomTrack turns every outdoor activity into a story you can inspect, replay, and share. Add geotagged photos and transcribed voicepoints to each route, revisit it with Quick Preview, import shared routes, and send links through WhatsApp, AirDrop, or email.
New
Group Ride — always know where everyone is
Whatever the activity — hiking, hunting, cycling, or running — create or join a group with a code or QR, and see every member's live position, speed, and status on the map. Share a live map link with anyone, even if they don't have the app.
New
External sensors — real metrics for serious training
Connect Bluetooth heart rate monitors, cadence sensors, power meters and speed sensors directly to the app. Readings update live during your activity and take priority over Apple Watch heart rate.
Ecosystem
One experience, every screen
From your wrist to your browser — freedomTrack works across iPhone, Apple Watch, and the web.
Who it's for
Built for everyone on the move
Parents
Follow your kids on school trips, outdoor activities or their daily commute — know where they are in real time.
Independent movers
For people with disabilities who move outdoors on their own — family and caregivers can follow their route live and stay reassured.
Adventurers
Solo treks, remote routes and off-grid trips — share a live link so someone always knows where you are.
Features
Complete tracking without giving up control
Precise routes
Capture each activity with speed, distance, elevation, heading, and optional Apple Watch heart-rate metrics.
Voicepoints
Drop spoken notes on the map, keep the transcription, and replay the original audio from the exact point later.
Live link
Share a link so friends or family can follow your route with the refresh interval included in your plan.
Quick Preview
Replay a route forward or backward, review pins, and inspect how the activity unfolded after you finish.
Shared routes
Open freedomTrack links or imported route files, then review shared tracks, waypoints, photos, and voicepoints.
Open exports
Take your routes with you in GPX, GeoJSON, or CSV for analysis, archiving, or use in other tools.
Privacy
Built to record adventures, not profiles
There is no account to create, no email address to hand over, and no personal form to complete. freedomTrack uses a random anonymous device identifier that is not connected to your name or location history. Health data is used only when you grant permission.
Local first
Your routes stay on your device until you decide to upload or share them.
Warnings before sharing
freedomTrack checks photos and voice-note transcriptions to warn you about faces, names, phone numbers, or addresses.
No hidden profiles
The flow removes sign-up friction and reduces personal-data collection from the first use.
Workflow
From the trail to a shareable memory
- Move Start an activity and follow speed, distance, elevation, and heading.
- Add context Capture geotagged photos and transcribed voicepoints along the way.
- Review Replay the route with Quick Preview and check the details.
- Share or export Send a live link, import shared routes, or download open data.
Guide
User documentation
Read the freedomTrack user manual to review setup, route tracking, privacy controls, sharing, and export options. The app also includes support chat from Settings.
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