onXmaps
onX Hunt: Offline Hunting Maps
Snapshot
Publisher DNA
What defines onXmaps?
AI intelligence is not yet available for onXmaps. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does onXmaps ship?
Apps
6 apps analysed
Know how to hunt legally. View hunting regulations by state, species, and season
Offline-first regulation access creates a high-utility barrier for remote hunters
- onX AI Guide reduces research time for complex legal compliance
Discover hiking, biking & skiing adventures with GPS, 3D maps & guidebooks.
Analysis in progress
Find fishing spots, filter lakes by species data, and view weather forecasts
Analysis in progress
Plan your hunt with topo maps, property lines, GPS navigation, and map layers
Analysis in progress
Off-Roading Navigation App With Trails, Public Lands, & Private Property Info
Professional rescue coordination adds a high-value safety layer that competitors lack.
- Responsive human customer support teams provide quick resolutions for account and subscription billing issues
- Aggressive paywalls and subscription prompts prevent users from evaluating core features before committing to payment
Americas-centric footprint across 2 markets.
Based on 3 of 6 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- United States3 / 3
- Canada1 / 3
Core markets (3/3 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
15/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does onXmaps compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts requiring offline navigation in remote areas, creating direct competition for the same user base despite geographic focus differences.
Contenders(3)
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts and field professionals requiring reliable offline navigation, with Avenza's custom map imports and onX's land-ownership data competing for the same backcountry user base.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts requiring offline navigation and trail planning, competing for the same subscription-based revenue model in the outdoor navigation category.
HiiKER competes by offering free offline navigation and trail discovery, directly challenging the high-cost subscription model of onX Offroad for casual hikers. The overlap in navigation utility forces a choice between onX Offroad's professional data and HiiKER's free access model.
Same space(19)
Offers a general-purpose route planning tool that overlaps with the basic navigation needs of onX users.
Coexists by serving the cycling community with route planning and GPS tracking that onX does not prioritize.
Shares the outdoor navigation focus but specializes in motorcycle-specific telemetry and curvy-road routing algorithms.
Targets the same outdoor navigation space but focuses exclusively on bicycle-specific infrastructure and community-driven route planning.
Targets the same outdoor navigation audience but focuses on motorcycle-specific route planning and curvy road discovery.
Addresses the same safety-conscious audience but focuses on motorcycle-specific accident detection and prevention.
Serves the same outdoor enthusiast audience but removes the connectivity dependency through 100% offline navigation and privacy-first design.
Provides a dedicated topographic map navigation tool that serves the same hiking and outdoor audience as onX.
Directly competes with onX's core land-ownership data by providing parcel boundary mapping for property professionals.
Targets the same driver demographic but shifts the value proposition from utilitarian land data to gamified visual interfaces.
Provides a general-purpose navigation tool that overlaps with the basic routing functionality of onX.
Coexists by providing specialized dimension-aware routing for heavy vehicles that onX does not explicitly support.
Targets the same navigation-focused users but utilizes a lifetime-purchase model that contrasts with the subscription-only approach of onX.
Addresses the same need for reliable navigation in remote areas but focuses on professional logistics and vehicle-dimension safety.
Competes for the same professional navigation market by leveraging crowdsourced parking data to build a community-driven barrier.
Targets the same professional navigation segment but uses a truck-specific routing engine to avoid road restrictions.
Provides a specialized cycling navigation alternative for users who require bike-specific route preferences.
Targets the marine navigation niche with draft-specific charts, providing a similar high-utility, subscription-gated experience as onX.
Functions as a geocode utility that provides precise location identification for emergency services, complementing onX's SOS feature.
New entrants(1)
Offers a general-purpose mapping and navigation utility that overlaps with the basic routing needs of onX users.
