CoPilot GPS Navigation App Reviews

Ive used slot of different gps apps. I always seem to come back to this one. This one has always been reliable and stable. Keep up the great work guys

The bombdiggity

Used it to drive to a family members home in New Jersey and it told me to make a right turn where there wasnt even a street. I would have ran over a horse on a farm if I followed the directions provided by this app. Not good

I was cautious about the app until I really had to use it; it worked flawlessly! I recommend it!

Flawless.. The best Navigation App...

Just started using CoPilot to reduce data usage when navigating and it seems simple enough to use but the map doesnt advance as I drive. It makes no sense to me that I have to hit the refresh bottom which is disappointing. Question is, why?

I have had several apps for navigation but this one provides the most options. Very pleased!

I live in Jordan, and this app is very helpful. Offline maps also helps a lot because 3G is sometimes spotty when I travel. POIs are accurate and up to date. Very happy with this app!

The copilot app is wonderful and I have been using it for years now! I highly recommend it to everyone who travels.

I havent gotten any problems with this app yet, it works well, simply perfect

App is free, maps are free but will not allow to disable North Up mode unless pay for the mapp to enable features, contacted cust service and did not know until after multiple contacts. There are several other apps that are really free. Interface is ok but for others that are free, ill stick with free that have better interface.

There is no recognition for military installations which is handy when traveling to and from bases. Most navigation systems use base names. I would think it would not be difficult as it highlights for amenities such as food and fuel.

This app is perfect! I have nothing negative to say. If youre like me and needed a gps app that works offline this is the app for you.

I got this app because its the only one I found that could do turn by turn GPS navigation while adding waypoints to your drive. This is great if you want to take a specific route other than fastest to your destination, such as during sightseeing trips when you want to take a scenic route vs. just going through a list of destinations. The only big thing I wish it did was sync saved trips between iPhone and iPad apps - it syncs the locations, so on my iPhone I now need to replan the trip on there, but itd be better if they just synced like other data does. Pinch and zoom support would also be nice instead of using the plus and minus buttons on screen to zoom around the map.

I tried to sample this app to determine if it fits my needs and learned straightaway that it does not. I received a host of errors indicating the language files could not be accessed. I then attempted to download the map region that applies to me and it hangs at 97% with no notes to indicate what the problem is. Deleted.

...but recently they started limiting use to one device. I have four iPhones (in a trickle-down arrangement 6s-plus, 6plus, 5s, 4), one for each country I regularly travel to, plus an iPad Air. I expect when I buy an app that it and all in-app purchases work on all my devices, but instead I get now errors claiming I exceed the number of devices. Used to be no issue, now the app is unusable. Would give it zero stars for this, particularly changing the way things work after people bought the app! Apple should stop these sort of things, totally counter the spirit of the AppStore scheme of doing things.

It does the job. But some of the UI design is really odd.… White text on a gray background doesnt make any sense. Other little odds and ends are just odd. Also the text box for reporting mapping errors doesnt take voice to text dictation, and it doesnt scroll properly. Doesnt give me a lot of confidence in the rest of the software.

Has many impressive features that are not intuitive and difficult to use. Drag and drop to change route is extremely glitchy for example. Suggested routes are not logical and difficult to change. I tried this app because of the ability to drag and drop to change route. That feature just falls way short, a real weakness if the app tends to choose bad routes anyway. If you want good basic navigation, with audio try MapsMe or even Google Maps. They work simply and with no gimmicks.

Wrote a long and positive review only to find after the fact that my nickname was already in use and I would have to start over. Bummer. I assume Ive avoided that pitfall this time.

I have been using Copilot for a while now. While the directions are good and the maps accurate, I have yet to find how to put a name to a location. I would like to be able to enter an address and give it a name, not just the address. I would like to be able to be at a location that I want to save, but have not figured out how to give it a name. Now in my favorites I have lots of addresses, but have to think about where I want to go from the list.