Radius on Map : draw circle

Name: Radius on Map : draw circle
Rating: 3.1 (17 reviews)
Author: TappiApps

By: TappiApps

share perimeter and location

Features & Capabilities

Easily make a radius on a map and share a url showing the radius via email or text message that can be viewed with any browser.

Properties for each radius:

Center coordinate
Radius
Fill color and opacity
Perimeter color and opacity
Name
Notes (optional)

Coordinate formats include:

Degrees
Degrees, Minutes
Degrees, Minutes, Seconds
UTM (Universal Transverse Mercator)
MGRS (Military Grid Reference System)

Distance units include:

Kilometers
Miles
Nautical miles
Meters
Yards
Feet

Loading satellite maps requires an internet connection. Datum used is WGS-84. Please visit the support page for more details.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

TappiApps

Rating:

3.10

(17)

Version:

2.7 Last updated: 2025-10-08

Version code:

878085117

Creation date:

2015-05-31

Compatible devices:

Size:

4.92MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 359,326 ▼ 2,028

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Developed by:

TappiApps

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/radius-on-map-draw-circle/id991628252

Website:

http://tappiapps.com/aff/radiusOnMapPro/ios/

User Reviews

New is the restriction that a radius can’t sweep a circle that covers more than half the earth. The app used to be able to do that; why the change?

by Av*****, 2020-07-15

It’s good in theory, but It doesn’t work very well. I tried to make a radius and changed the color and it won’t let me save the color and exit. Seems like it still needs work.

by Vi*****, 2017-12-29

You know those online dating apps that show someone is 500 ft away, or .6 miles away, or even 1216 miles away... This is an ideal tool to give you an idea of where they might be, or at least see the possible locations. The interface is a little quirky at first, but easy to get the hang of. One tip, select the unit of measure (feet, miles, etc.) before entering the distance. Once you change the unit it converts the distance to the new unit for you, which means you have to re-enter it. Not a big deal, but it gets me every time...