Features

Offline maps

Offline maps you can actually manage.

Download the map areas you need before you leave signal, then see what is on the device, what is queued, what needs updating, and what has been verified.

Temporary review image - WEB-03 desktop proof
Temporary desktop Map Management screenshot showing Great Britain and OS 1:25,000 selected
Internal review visual. Replace before public launch.

Choose the right map areas

Prepare the maps that match the trip and the device you will carry, rather than assuming every map file follows you automatically.

  • Choose whole maps or selected areas.
  • Download on the device that will use the map.

Check download status

Map Management should make queued, downloading, complete, and attention-needed states visible before you leave reliable signal.

  • Use settled status, not guesswork.
  • Review updates before a trip.

Review storage and verification

Offline map files can be large, so the page should point buyers toward storage, verification, and repair workflows.

  • See what is stored locally.
  • Verify saved map areas before relying on them.

Manage each device deliberately

Offline downloads are managed per phone, tablet, or desktop. That is a feature of the workflow, not a sync failure.

  • Choose what each device keeps offline.
  • Use help docs for step-by-step operations.

Proof gate

Screenshot proof before public launch

WEB-03 and WEB-04 need real OMN4 Map Management captures before public launch. Existing help screenshots are acceptable for internal review only.

Help and detail

Marketing pages explain the value and proof. Step-by-step instructions stay in the help centre.

Ready to plan properly?

Start a 7 day trial, install OMN4 on the devices you use, and download the maps you need before your next route.