Radius On Map

Easily make a radius on a map and share a url showing the radius via email or text message that can be viewed with any browser.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Productivity	Free	Kevin Willett	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Properties for each radius:
- Center coordinate
- Radius
- Fill color and opacity
- Perimeter color and opacity
- Name
- Notes (optional)

Coordinate formats include:
- Degrees
- Degrees, Minutes
- Degrees, Minutes, Seconds
- UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator)
- MGRS (Military Grid Reference System)

Distance units include:
- Kilometers
- Miles
- Nautical miles
- Meters
- Yards
- Feet

Loading satellite maps requires an internet connection.
Datum used is WGS-84.
Please visit the support page for more details.

Reviews

Terrible app
OctopusSandwich

Ugly, unappealing design, words cut off so you can't even read them, very tiny text and not taking up nearly as much space as it should when adding a radius, slow as hell, it takes way too long to do anything and you realize you'd much rather go to a website and quickly locate where you are drop a pin, type in distance and be done with it. Just ugly and slow and bad, ugly ugly ugly app. A disgrace in app design.

Pokemon go tracking
Thiggy Smalls

If you are just looking for a simple fix to help you with tracking in Pokemon Go then I highly recommend this one. Pokemon spawn radius is 200m so be sure to change that in the settings before getting started How to use: Assuming the Pokemon has already spawned: 1) As soon as you see it show up in sightings switch to this app, place a pin and then adjust its position if you need to. 2) Continue walking and eventually it will disappear from the sightings tab. Stop and place another marker. 3) Check the map and notice the two points where circles connect, these are the only two places the Pokemon can be assuming your placement was decent. 4) Go towards one of the two possible spawns and hopefully your Pokemon should be there. If not then you know for sure it is at the other point - then it is just a matter of having enough time to reach the second location before it despawns. Hope this helps.

Good to use with online dating apps
DannyG in Dallas

You know those online dating apps that show someone is 500 ft away, or .6 miles away, or even 1216 miles away... This is an ideal tool to give you an idea of where they might be, or at least see the possible locations. The interface is a little quirky at first, but easy to get the hang of. One tip, select the unit of measure (feet, miles, etc.) before entering the distance. Once you change the unit it converts the distance to the new unit for you, which means you have to re-enter it. Not a big deal, but it gets me every time...

Still needs work
Vintage Velo

It’s good in theory, but It doesn’t work very well. I tried to make a radius and changed the color and it won’t let me save the color and exit. Seems like it still needs work.