Any area. Any distance. On a map. How many acres is that field? How far is the walk to the station? How much fence does the new lot need? Geo Measure answers on a map: tap the corners, read the number. On iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro, from one purchase. TAP, DRAG, BEND Tap the map to drop points. Drag a pin to move it, with a loupe that shows exactly where it sits. Tap the small dot on an edge to bend it. Tap a pin to delete it. Every step is undoable. AREAS, DISTANCES AND CIRCLES, IN ONE FILE Keep several shapes in one document: the north field, the fence line, the sprinkler's reach. Each has a name and a colour, and the totals add up at the bottom. Circles by radius, with diameter and circumference. THE RIGHT NUMBER Areas and distances are computed on the WGS84 ellipsoid, the way surveying software does, so a plot in Norway and a lot in Kenya are both right. Acres, hectares, ares, square feet, square yards, square metres, square miles, square kilometres and tsubo; kilometres, miles, metres, feet, yards and nautical miles. The outline warns you when it crosses itself. EVERY POINT, WRITTEN DOWN Coordinates in decimal degrees or degrees, minutes and seconds; the length and bearing of every leg; the perimeter. Type a coordinate to add a point exactly. Add the point where you stand, or walk the boundary and let the phone drop a point every few metres. IN AND OUT Export GeoJSON, KML for Google Earth, CSV for a spreadsheet, GPX for a GPS, a PNG of the map, or a PDF report with the map and every point. Import GeoJSON, KML and GPX. Print from the Mac and from the phone. MADE FOR THE MAC Documents in windows, autosave and versions, a full menu bar: ⌘1, ⌘2, ⌘3 for a new area, distance or circle, ⌘0 to fit, ⌘F to search, ⌫ to delete a point, ⌘, for settings. Drop a file on the map to import it. ON IPHONE AND IPAD The map fills the screen and a small card carries the number. Trace a shape with a finger or the Pencil. Files live in Files and iCloud Drive and open on every device. YOURS STAYS YOURS No account, no server, no tracking. Your measurements are files on your device, and in your iCloud Drive if you put them there. One purchase, no subscription, no in-app purchases. In English, German, French, Spanish and Japanese.
Version 3.0.1 • Sep 13, 2026
• 3.0.1: on the Mac, press and drag a point directly, no click first, with the loupe from the moment you press. On iPhone and iPad the callout appears on a tap, never while you press or drag. The selected point is highlighted on every platform. A tap that closes a callout no longer adds a point, the first point no longer changes the zoom, the first-run tip sits below the toolbar, and the callout's Delete button works on the Mac again. New in 3.0: • Several areas, distances and circles in one document, each with a name and a colour, with totals • Delete any point from its callout; drag with a loupe; bend an edge from its midpoint; undo everything, on the Mac with ⌘Z • Type a coordinate to add a point; add the point where you stand; walk a boundary and let the phone drop the points • Export GeoJSON, KML, CSV, GPX, a PNG map or a PDF report; import GeoJSON, KML and GPX; drop files on the map • Areas and distances computed on the WGS84 ellipsoid; nautical miles corrected; digits that fit the number • Every point in decimal or DMS with the length and bearing of each leg • Trace with a finger or the Pencil on iPhone and iPad • Mac: a Settings window (⌘,), Measure and View menus with shortcuts, print to Letter or A4 • Opens every older Geo Measure file, the Mac app's .measure documents and plain GeoJSON • Now in German, French, Spanish and Japanese
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