Maps that work with no signal, 1,500 named 4WD tracks, camps and surf breaks, today's conditions where you stand, and your mates along for the ride.
Save satellite or topo areas before you leave and the map keeps working out the back. Turn on the layers you need and nothing else.
Tap Record and put the phone away. OutYonder keeps your track with the screen locked and picks up where it left off if the app closes.
OutYonder follows you and opens on today out there: wind, swell, tides, rain, first light and the moon. Or pin your home break and check it from the couch.
Swell height, period and direction, wind and tides for your breaks.
Bite times from the moon, tides, boat ramps and your catch log.
Named tracks on the map, rain on the way, and your drives recorded.
Free and paid camps, overnight lows, pack and pack-up lists.
Trails, last light, and a track to follow home.
Follow your mates and see their trips, drives, hikes and surfs as they log them, plus the spots they choose to share. Get a heads-up when someone arrives somewhere good.
Yes. Save satellite or topo map areas while you have signal and they stay on your phone. Your position comes from GPS, which needs no phone signal, so the map, your spots and trip recording all keep working out the back. Forecasts and directions need signal to update.
OutYonder is free to download, with no ads and no tracking.
From OpenStreetMap, the open map made by people who've been there. Tracks change: always check track conditions, closures and permits with the land manager before you go.
No. Tides are worked out from a sea-level model and can be wrong. Always check the Bureau of Meteorology's tide times and warnings before boating, rock fishing or crossing a beach.
Nobody, unless you choose to share. Your location stays on your phone. When Mates arrives, you pick what each mate sees, and they're told about places you've arrived at, never your live position.