GPXSee 16.18 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesGPXSee is a GPS log file viewer and analyzer for people who record rides, hikes, runs, flights and trips and want to study them properly on a big screen. You open the files your watch, phone or GPS device saved, and GPXSee plots the route on a map with graphs for the data inside the recording. It is a focused viewer rather than a heavy mapping suite, which keeps it fast and simple to learn.
Key Features
- Opens GPX, TCX, FIT, KML, NMEA and many other common GPS log formats
- Online maps you can define yourself, plus a wide range of offline map formats
- Graphs for elevation, speed, heart rate, cadence, power and temperature
- Support for points of interest files and elevation data files
- Print your view or export it to PNG and PDF for sharing
- Several tracks in one view, full screen mode and live GPS position display
How to Download
GPXSee is free software from its project site, and the Mac version is provided as a signed application bundle. You can Download from the official site and follow the Mac download link on the home page, which leads to the project release hosting. The project notes that recent macOS versions may ask you to adjust Gatekeeper settings for its installers, and its documentation explains the exact steps if you meet that prompt.
Common Questions
Is GPXSee free?
Yes. GPXSee is free software released under the GPLv3 open source license, and it is available for macOS, Windows, Linux and Android.
Does GPXSee record my activities?
No. GPXSee is made for viewing and analyzing recordings you already have. You record with your watch, phone or GPS device, then open the files in GPXSee.
Can I use it without an internet connection?
Yes. GPXSee supports many offline map formats, so once your maps are on your Mac you can study tracks with no connection at all.
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