Frequently asked questions

A convoy is live group driving. Create or join one by code, QR, or deep link, then see members' live dots — with heading and call signs — on the map. Activate or deactivate anytime; a badge shows when you're live.

Yes — 4x4buddy is offline-first. Download offline map packs before you leave, and navigation, recording and drawing all work fully offline.

Tribes are your private groups for sharing. Create or join a Tribe and share tracks (and shared POIs) with members. Tribe-shared tracks are free to view.

Destinations are a curated catalog of trails and spots with ready-made tracks and POIs. Browse them as map pins and download for off-grid use.

Yes. Import GPX in-app (multi-track files split automatically) and export recorded tracks as GPX 1.1 via the share sheet. The free tier imports a single track per file; Premium unlocks multi-track import.

The app is free and fully usable signed-out. Premium unlocks the high-res satellite layer and multi-track GPX import. Billing is via the App Store / Google Play.

Satellite imagery is a paid, high-resolution map layer, so it sits behind Premium. The standard vector and outdoor basemaps are free.

No account required — everything works locally. Optional Google or Apple sign-in adds cloud track sync and satellite. You can export or permanently delete all your data anytime.

Yes. The vector basemap covers Sweden and the Nordics, auto-picking the right country map as you pan. Download region packs for offline use; broader Europe coverage is expanding.

Yes. Pair a Bluetooth ELM327-class OBD adapter (Veepeak, Vgate iCar Pro, and similar) for live engine data on configurable gauges, plus tilt / artificial-horizon and compass.

Record tracks with GPS and sensor data, then get a post-drive recap and a shareable image card. You can also draw route lines and mark areas on the map.

Android and iPhone, released together from the same version.