GPXSee is an app that can help you view and analyze routes recorded via GPS, either with dedicated devices or a smartphone. It supports GPX, TCX, FIT, KML, IGC, CUP, NMEA, SIGMA SLF, Suunto SML, LOC, OziExplorer (PLT, RTE, WPT), GeoJSON, Garmin GPI&CSV, TomTom OV2&ITN, ONmove OMD/GHP, TwoNav (TRK, RTE, WPT) and JPEG files with geolocation.
As well as being able to place all GPS locations you have visited along a route onto a map, it also includes other data such as elevation, pulse, cadence, temperature, gear changes, etc. It is also possible to display points of interest on the routes, but they must be added separately. It is also possible to review several routes at the same time, having as many routes open in the program as you like to keep everything centralized in one place.
When opening a route, you can choose the type of map you want to use. Natively, the program supports OpenStreetMap, the most widely used thanks to it being free and open. You will also find 4UMaps, OpenTopoMap, USGS Imagery and USGS Topo. If you have another map, you can also add that one.
At the bottom of the program you can see the elevation gain and loss over the duration of the route. If you click on the elevation zone, the part of the route where that point is located appears, which is ideal to be aware of the most complicated points of a route.
So, if you want a program to review routes accurately on your computer, do not hesitate to download GPXSee.
