With the advent of Mobile devices, Programs were suddenly calld APP's...
So here, APP refers to a mobile App, that can be installed on a Phone or Tablet through Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Many resources for paddlers come in the form of an APP. While every website can be added to a phone's home screen and then used like an APP, this has some limitations.
Only a native APP can use all features of a Mobile device. Access all sensors, etc.
For a user, the main downside of an APP is that it can not be used on a desktop, where data-entry would be more convenient. But a project might provide an APP and a Website at the same time.
PaddlingMaps is your digital guide to hundreds of user-contributed paddling trips around the world. Features:
- browsable map
- offline access to map resources
- five days of historic river levels
- kayaking, canoeing, rafting and paddleboarding trips
- camping, shops and clubs listed
Trips are added by caring individuals like yourself at paddlingmaps.com
WikiRiver is a community based site with guides, live water levels and maps of whitewater rivers in Australia.
Map of 40 Irish whitewater rivers with 30 live level gauges.
The mobile app aims to provide all the information a paddler might need for a kayaking trip or a quick run. The app features detailed guidebooks, water levels, filters, maps, pictures, videos, ratings, tags. Users can submit content.
It's an international solution with English being the primary language and Spanish, French German, Russian being the secondary languages.
We have different quality of content for different regions.