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GPSAppGenerator, LLC

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This App enables the user to gather GPS data for Trails they ride on, including the Trail System, Trail Name, Trail Number and Difficulty Color code including waypoints recorded sequentially as you drive on the Trail. A full set of Trails is called a Trail System. This App also enables you to gather Points of Interest (POI) that you find along the way.

The GPX files you gather can be turned into an Trail System App, by me, making it easy for you, and others, to travel the trails. Your phone becomes a GPS with your trails on it in the resulting Trail System App. I have some Trail Systems on the Play Store already. An example is Sundquist ATV Trails for $9.99. Each App put on the Play Store is named after the Trail System. 

I spent a lot of money on programmers over 4 years having this App written, and decided to give it to you, in hopes of cooperating to create Trail Systems you can have free, if you significantly help me by gathering trails. I hope to break even by others puchasing the resulting Trail System.

I am interested in making more Trail Systems available to others on the Play Store at an affordable price and want your help. 

Take time to READ the INSTRUCTIONS, and please make Contact with me for Help in the best way to gather trails, and help fixing files you gather that need changes at ATVTrailCreator@gmail.com.

If you ride an ATV, Side by Side, Jeep, or Off Road Vehicle, you may want to record each trail you ride on, so you, and others, can go back and find your way around. With the App I can create, from your data, you will see where you are on the trails you gathered. I would like to work with you to develop more Trail System Apps. I have the code written and just need to populate it with new Trails and Points of Interest, (and boundaries if you can get them). Examples on the Play Store are Sundquist ATV Trails and Royal Blue ATV Trails. Get in touch, I can put you on the right track to help develop the Trail System with fewer issues and higher efficiently. This App will send me each file you capture, for use as I see fit, so lets work together. You agree to me getting each file you record by downloading this App.
There are three permissions needed, Camera, Location and Storage. Camera is needed to be able to take pictures while in the App. Location is needed to be able to record the Trails you travel on. Storage is needed to save the Trails and Points of Interest you discover, and pictures you take, to your phone. The Trail System name you input, becomes the folder, under the ATV Trail Creator directory on your phone, that the App stores the GPX files in. Some screenshots are of what can be done with the files that you save with this App.
Your phone must have an Actual GPS in it for this App to work, it cannot JUST rely on Cell towers and WiFi for Positioning. 
The saved files will open in Microsoft Streets and Trips, Google Earth, GPS TrackMaker, and about everything but Garmin BaseCamp. But, if you download the free G7toWin program, open the file and Save it, then it will open in Garmin BaseCamp. In BaseCamp, create a new List Folder (File/New/List Folder) and drag the file into the new List Folder to open it in BaseCamp. You CAN see the trail you are creating as you create it, but you cannot go back an look at it with this App. GPX Viewer is a Free Android App that you can see the files you created by pointing the app to the ATV Trail Creator directory on your phone.
Don't have an Android phone or Tablet? You do not need a phone number on the Android phone to have this App work, the phone just hast to have WiFi (and or Cell Service) to download the App. The Android phone or Android Tablet must have a physical GPS though. To verify it does have a GPS, go to System, then Location, and look for the initials GPS (global positioning system). If you see GPS there, it should work. 
Some of the graphics on the store, that are not screenshots, are of the Trail System app that your trails could be a part of.


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