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Activities · 100+ profiles · 9 pages

Pick what you do. The app configures itself.

Every activity in NavTrax carries structured data the app actually uses: which layers to enable, the safety considerations, the documented failure modes, and the equipment profile. Choosing an activity is not a preference — it is a configuration.

100+Activity profilesLand, water, vertical, air
14Layer categoriesLoaded to match what you are doing
5Risk levelsLow through extreme, per activity
200+Map sourcesHeld offline before you leave
Picking an activity is not a cosmetic setting. It determines which map layers load, which hazards the app watches for, what the safety profile considers a missed check-in, and what goes in the kit list. A ski tourer gets avalanche forecast, slope angle and hut locations; a sea kayaker gets tidal streams, nautical charts and a wind window; a thru-hiker gets water sources, resupply towns and a mileage plan that survives an injury. The same engine, configured by what you are actually doing.
Land

Overlanding

Weeks or months of vehicle travel where the failure modes are logistical: parts, visas, fuel range.

Land

Backpacking

Water, weather and distance to help — all three modeled before you leave the trailhead.

Land

Cycling & bikepacking

Road, gravel, mountain and loaded touring, with surface and gradient as routing constraints.

Vertical

Mountaineering

Objective hazard as a layer: glaciers, avalanche terrain, crevasse fields and the freezing level.

Vertical

Ski touring & snow

Slope angle, aspect and the bulletin on one offline map, at the trailhead where the decision is made.

Water

Sailing & bluewater

Twenty-five nautical layers, because a passage plan that ignores tidal current is not a plan.

Water

Paddling & packrafting

Cold water is the whole risk model, and every default follows from that.

Air

Aviation & free flight

Airspace, wind and launch sites on the same offline map as the terrain you are flying over.

Expedition

Expeditions

Polar, desert, jungle, alpine and circumnavigation. Caches, rescue waypoints and four comms channels.

One hundred profiles. Nine pages.

The app carries the full taxonomy; these pages cover the nine families that matter most.

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