SIMT
Plan. Track. Measure.
SIMT launched on June 20, 2026 with 4 votes, #3,501 of 23,464 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.
What it does
SIMT is an offline-first Android and Wear OS spatial toolkit with precision compass navigation, indoor tracking, AR measurement, local sharing, and astronomy tools.
SIMT is a free, offline-first spatial toolkit for Android and Wear OS: plan targets, track beyond GPS, measure with AR, use survey-grade GNSS, share locally, and explore the sky in private.
One offline-first app for Android and Wear OS that keeps working where map apps quit. Plan targets, find your car underground, share your live position over local Wi-Fi, measure with AR, and track planets and satellites, all computed on your device. From underground garages to open water and dark-sky nights, SIMT stays useful where ordinary map apps stop. Track+ helps you recover your route through multi-level garages and other weak-signal spaces where GPS fades. Use step tracking, visual motion, and checkpoints to return to your vehicle with practical, on-device guidance. When you are offshore or outside normal coverage, SIMT can still orient you with offline directions to capes,…from simt.app
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