Análisis de la app History Seeker: History & Maps para 12 de enero

History Seeker is a modern app for history enthusiasts, explorers, archaeologists, and metal detector users. Whether you're interested in old maps, treasure hunting, field research, or discovering unknown places — this app was made for you. 🗺️ Advanced maps for explorers Topographic layer available worldwide Orthophoto maps (aerial imagery) for Poland and the USA LIDAR (high-precision terrain data) for Poland, Germany, the UK, and the USA — LIDAR for Poland may take longer to load due to data size and source BDTO10k and forest map — unique layers available only for Poland Support for external map sources (e.g., Geoportals) — some layers may take longer to load Ability to pre-load maps into cache — available offline without an internet connection later 📍 Track recording and find logging Sign in with Google Record your own tracks in the field — saved locally and in Firebase Add finds with descriptions, photos, categories, dates, and locations (stored only locally) 🗂️ Advanced mapping features Overlay your own images on the map with adjustable transparency Create search areas by drawing polygons directly on the map Receive notifications when entering or leaving a defined area 🌐 WMS layer support Add custom WMS sources (selected services supported) The app currently supports WMS version 1.3.0, primarily with the WGS84/CRS84 coordinate system Configure map layers according to your preferences 🏛️ POI and field notifications View archaeological sites and historical battlefields Receive notifications when approaching significant POI locations 📢 App development roadmap History Seeker is under active development! Planned features include: Extended WMS support (including version 1.1.1 and better compatibility with popular services) Full offline map download capability and much more! 🔒 Find data is stored only locally, ensuring your privacy. 📶 Offline functionality allows full use without coverage — perfect for field trips. 🧭 Discover the past in a modern way — with the History Seeker app.