GPS Viewer

GPS Viewer accepts coordinate inputs and computes geodesic distances and bearings between points without fetching map data. It supports multiple legs and different unit systems to facilitate planning and verification in field conditions. The tool operates on standard geodetic formulas, ensuring reproducible results across devices. Users benefit from a fast, map-free means to assess proximity, route viability, and directional metrics for logistics, research, and outdoor activities. Core differentiators include offline-capable arithmetic, clear unit handling, and extensible outputs suitable for integration into reports or GIS workflows.
In practice, you supply one or more coordinate pairs, select a distance method (great-circle or rhumb line), and receive leg-by-leg metrics such as distance, initial and final bearings, and optional midpoints. This is especially useful when you lack reliable map access or want to validate route feasibility using purely geometric calculations.