HAMMER Truck GPS Launches!

I've been playing around with it on a Galaxy S7, and I find it's quite easy to save routes. However, I can not for the life of me, find out how to save favorites. Would be nice to have an easy option that I can immediately save an address as a favorite when I type it in. Thank you!

 

Hey @jollygreendoc , good news! In an updating coming soon, you will be able to save any location/address as a favorite. Right now, you are only able to save points of interest as a favorite. Here's how to do so:


1.Tap on View

2.Enable which POI you would like to see on the map

3.Tap on DONE

4.Tap on the icon for the POI

5.Tap on Save

6.Name your Favorite

7.This will be saved under the “Favorite” option in the menu

Please reach out if you have any further questions or issues.

 

Thank you for such a quick reply! Looking forward to that update.

 

I've used it from the start. I am glad to see that the improvements I have suggested be implemented.

I hate gps, but I almost like this one!

 

Ok, dumb question here from an old non-techie guy,,,,,,,I realize this is for phones and tables with ios or android, My question is,,,Is there any way, or a different version that I could down load onto my office computer, it would sure come in handy if I want to double check a truck route if I had the same program as my driver??

 

I downloaded it and it couldn't find the first address i put in...
It was a customer i have been going to for over 10 years in Bowling Green Kentucky.

 

Sad that I didn't see this before now, as I'm going on vacation for a few days. I'm currently installing it, though, & will see how it works on the way to the airport & while I'm away. I really look forward to seeing how it works when I get back in the saddle when I return.

 

@Bridgette HAMMER ... Apple recently introduced an option where developers of iOS Apps can port them over to the Mac OS... not sure if it’s an easy process of flipping a switch or more complex but this might be a solution for those on the Apple Platform without needing to rewrite code specifically for MacOS.