Foggy Maps
A personal exploration map where fog dissipates where you have walked.
新版本 1.7.3
v1.7.3 — Backing up or restoring a long history no longer runs the phone out of memory; both stream a piece at a time, with progress on the map, and an export finishes even if you close the settings panel. Two backups at once no longer overwrite each other's files, a login the server rejects is dropped after a few tries, and the daily backup runs when Android denies it a foreground slot. A restore keeps each point's terrain, and a fog recompute fills it in for older points. GPX exports write pla
Foggy Maps is a personal exploration map. The whole world starts hidden under a semi-transparent violet fog; as you physically move, the fog dissipates along your path, permanently, with soft dithered edges. The filled-in map becomes a lifetime record of where you have been.
It is not a social network. Your location data stays on your device and moves only where you explicitly send it. Logging, fog clearing and rendering all work offline, and the app asks for nothing on first launch: the map opens fogged, and each permission is requested at the moment you switch the feature on.
Features:
* Live GPS fog clearing on a pixel-art top-down map. The reveal radius follows the fix's own reported accuracy, nudged by the terrain under it, so a precise fix marks a small disc and a vague one is thrown away.
* Dithered gradient fog drawn by a GPU shader, pixel-locked at every zoom.
* Raw track points and a per-tile heatmap stored locally in SQLite. The heatmap is a cache the app can throw away and rebuild from the points.
* A dated stamp for the first visit to each city, region and country, collected in a scrapbook passport beside the landmarks and badges you have found.
* Cleared ground counts as XP up a ladder of real-world landmarks, rewarding new ground only: no streaks, no daily-engagement pressure.
* Photos pin to a spot, clear the fog around them, and sit on the map as thumbnails.
* Import GPX or Google Timeline history. Export GPX or a full JSON backup.
* Optional WebDAV backup to your own Nextcloud, on startup, daily and on demand. Off until you configure a server.
* Landmark and badge packs are plain JSON, loadable at runtime with no app update.
Online OpenStreetMap data (the OpenFreeMap basemap, Overpass for terrain and place names) is on by default and can be turned off in settings; with it off, the app makes no network requests. While it is on, the app fetches public map data for the area you visit, which discloses your rough location to those servers, and caches it on the device. Both endpoints can be pointed at a server of your own.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database Licence.
Free software, licensed AGPL-3.0-or-later.
It is not a social network. Your location data stays on your device and moves only where you explicitly send it. Logging, fog clearing and rendering all work offline, and the app asks for nothing on first launch: the map opens fogged, and each permission is requested at the moment you switch the feature on.
Features:
* Live GPS fog clearing on a pixel-art top-down map. The reveal radius follows the fix's own reported accuracy, nudged by the terrain under it, so a precise fix marks a small disc and a vague one is thrown away.
* Dithered gradient fog drawn by a GPU shader, pixel-locked at every zoom.
* Raw track points and a per-tile heatmap stored locally in SQLite. The heatmap is a cache the app can throw away and rebuild from the points.
* A dated stamp for the first visit to each city, region and country, collected in a scrapbook passport beside the landmarks and badges you have found.
* Cleared ground counts as XP up a ladder of real-world landmarks, rewarding new ground only: no streaks, no daily-engagement pressure.
* Photos pin to a spot, clear the fog around them, and sit on the map as thumbnails.
* Import GPX or Google Timeline history. Export GPX or a full JSON backup.
* Optional WebDAV backup to your own Nextcloud, on startup, daily and on demand. Off until you configure a server.
* Landmark and badge packs are plain JSON, loadable at runtime with no app update.
Online OpenStreetMap data (the OpenFreeMap basemap, Overpass for terrain and place names) is on by default and can be turned off in settings; with it off, the app makes no network requests. While it is on, the app fetches public map data for the area you visit, which discloses your rough location to those servers, and caches it on the device. Both endpoints can be pointed at a server of your own.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, licensed under the Open Database Licence.
Free software, licensed AGPL-3.0-or-later.
- 作者: Carlos Asmat
- 授權條款: GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 or later
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 13 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 13 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
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arm64-v8aarmeabi-v7ax86x86_64此版本需要 Android 13 或更高的版本。
此套件包由原開發者建置和簽署，並保證與此原始碼 Tarball 保持一致。
新版本 1.7.1
v1.7.1 — Fixes the heavy battery drain since 1.7.0. The Nextcloud backup re-classified every point's terrain on each run, never finished, and restarted every ten minutes for hours. Each point now keeps its terrain, backups stream to disk, and the backup runs as a foreground task so a slow upload is not cut off.
新版本 1.7.0
v1.7.0 — Rebuilding the fog is resumable: an interrupted pass picks up where it stopped. Badges and place stamps now re-derive from imported history. A backup saves your stamps, discoveries and picture landmarks, and can include precomputed fog and place names, so a long history restores without the wait. Progress panels moved out of the middle of the map, and a map server that stops answering is left alone for a day.