Maply - Turn Images into Maps

Overlay park, museum, fair, zoo, and event maps on Apple Maps, then use GPS to see exactly where you are.

Maply helps you bring any custom map into the real world.

Use a photo, an image from your library, or a shared Maply file to place a park map, museum guide, zoo plan, fair layout, campus map, trail map, or event floor plan directly on top of Apple Maps. Once the image is aligned, your live GPS position appears on the custom map, so you can understand where you are without switching between a static picture and a map app.

Whether you are exploring a large park, visiting a museum, attending a trade show, navigating a festival, or saving a private map for later, Maply gives you a clear way to organize and reuse the maps that matter to you.

Key features:

• Import a map from your photo library or camera
• Overlay custom map images on Apple Maps
• Align maps with move, scale, rotate, opacity, and perspective tools
• Use real-time GPS on top of the aligned map
• Save maps in your personal library
• Add points of interest with titles, descriptions, and icons
• Save a photo of the map legend
• Import maps from QR codes
• Share and back up complete maps with the .maply file format
• Restore compatible maps through iCloud documents

Maply PRO unlocks advanced tools for people who want to create and manage more maps:

• Unlimited saved maps
• Corner pin and perspective warp
• Automatic alignment tools
• Points of interest
• .maply sharing
• Full import and export

Maply is designed to keep your data under your control. Your imported maps, alignment settings, legends, and points of interest are stored on your device using Apple standard storage. Maply does not include advertising trackers, third-party analytics, social tracking, or developer-managed user accounts.

Location access is used only to show where you are on the overlaid map. Camera and photo library access are used only when you choose to import map images or scan QR codes.

Create your own map library, align the places you care about, and explore with more context.