GPXSee is a fast, free viewer for GPX and other track files. TrailTrackr for Mac also views tracks, but adds a full editor for merging, splitting, fixing and tidying them.
Download in App Store See the comparisonGPXSee is a free, open source, cross-platform viewer that is fast and works offline, but its editing is basic. TrailTrackr for Mac is both a viewer and an editor, built natively for macOS.
| GPXSee | TrailTrackr for Mac | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, open source | Mac App Store |
| Platform | Mac, Windows, Linux | Native Mac app |
| Main purpose | Viewing tracks and maps | Viewing and editing tracks |
| Edit points | Basic | Select, move, add, delete, box and range selection |
| Merge, split, extract | No | Yes |
| Timestamp tools | No | Clear, offset, overwrite, sort |
| Statistics | Yes | Selection-aware statistics |
| Formats | Many | GPX, KML and GeoJSON |
Competitor details are based on publicly available information and can change; check GPXSee's own site for current plans and features.
GPXSee is mainly a viewer. For editing points, merging and splitting tracks, TrailTrackr for Mac is a better fit.
Yes, it is free and open source.
Yes. Opening a GPX file shows the route map, distance, elevation and segments.