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Sanoodi SMap

Sanoodi is a global online and mobile platform that connects people, places, groups and small businesses that share a passion for a wide range of A to B activities such as running, cycling, sailing, and skiing.

a Pace Screen and a route Summary Screen. Displays your route distance, average Speed, current speed, elevation, pace in time/unit of distance, and total route duration

Cost / License

  • Free
  • Proprietary

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  • Discontinued

Platforms

  • Windows Mobile
  • iPhone
  • Symbian S60
  • Blackberry  Even works on BB Storm (MapMyTracks did not).
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Discontinued

The official website is no longer available. Maybe it can be still downloaded for Blackberry from the AppWorld.

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  • Developed by

    Sanoodi (Rhys Jones & Dyfan Williams)

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Free product.

  • Alternatives

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is Sanoodi SMap?

Sanoodi is a global online and mobile platform that connects people, places, groups and small businesses that share a passion for a wide range of A to B activities such as running, cycling, sailing, and skiing. SMap is their range of free route recording and sharing applications for GPS equipped mobiles. SMap is available in these versions:

  1. Nokia S60
  2. BlackBerry
  3. Windows Mobile 6 (and 5)
  4. Apple iPhone

Sanoodi was founded in Wales in 2007 by serial entrepreneurs Rhys Jones and Dyfan Williams, with the first version of the site released in the Spring of 2007. Since then, the site has grown rapidly with over 75,000 routes and 20,000 users in over 80 countries across the world. The updated site allows users to edit their routes, select which map they want to set their route against and set up groups and events, add Points of Interest and twitter main statistics.

Yes, it is free! Everyone can join Sanoodi for free and download and use our range of Mobile Applications. All you need to create an account is your email address, a password and a unique username.

Your privacy really is important to us. In a shortly forthcoming release, Sanoodi will let you keep control over who sees your routes. All users will have three options: display to everyone, display only to your Sanoodi friends and members of groups that you belong to or - display to no one but you. Your privacy settings can be changed at any stage by clicking on "Privacy Settings" in your profile. We will not be passing on your personal details to third parties.

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