Wikiloc Outdoor
Wikiloc - Trails of the World
Publisher DNA
What defines Wikiloc Outdoor?
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Portfolio
What does Wikiloc Outdoor ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Discover millions of trails for hiking, biking, trekking, GPS navigation routes
Direct integration with Garmin and Suunto devices locks in power users
- The extensive library of community-uploaded trails provides reliable navigation for hikers in unfamiliar geographic regions
- Aggressive monetization tactics and mandatory subscription prompts frustrate users who want to explore basic map features
Distributed across 11 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (3)
- Brazil1 / 1
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Europe (7)
- France1 / 1
- Germany1 / 1
- Italy1 / 1
- Netherlands1 / 1
- Portugal1 / 1
›+2 more europe markets
- Spain1 / 1
- Sweden1 / 1
Asia-Pacific (1)
- South Korea1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
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Neutral / mixed
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Negative apps
35/100
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Rivals
Who does Wikiloc Outdoor compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Gaia GPS competes for the same outdoor navigation audience by offering topographic maps and trail discovery, directly overlapping with the core hiking and backpacking functionality provided by Wikiloc.
Contenders(6)
Hiking Trail Directory & Maps competes by offering a free, account-less alternative for trail discovery, directly challenging the subscription-gated navigation model of Wikiloc.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts with trail navigation and activity tracking, creating direct competition for the same user base.
Hika competes by offering expert-curated hiking trails and free access to official topographic maps in specific regions, directly overlapping with the core navigation and trail discovery utility provided by Wikiloc.
Both applications target outdoor enthusiasts by providing GPS navigation and offline map access for hiking and cycling activities. They compete directly for users seeking reliable trail data and navigation tools in remote environments.
Both apps target outdoor enthusiasts requiring offline navigation, with Treeline Maps offering a free alternative to the subscription-gated features found in Wikiloc.
WeTrek competes for the same outdoor navigation audience by offering free access to specialized map layers and route planning tools that overlap with the core utility of Wikiloc.
Same space(20)
Walkmeter provides a sensor-heavy fitness computer for power users who reject the social-first nature of Wikiloc.
Locus Map provides a comprehensive outdoor navigation tool that competes with Wikiloc through its extensive offline map library.
Avenza Maps serves the professional field-work segment that overlaps with Wikiloc's power users who require high-utility offline mapping.
Bikemap provides bike-specific routing that addresses the needs of cyclists who find generalist tools insufficient.
GPS Tracks provides a professional-grade alternative for users who require precise waypoint logging and offline reliability.
Topo Maps+ targets the serious backcountry explorer who requires professional-grade terrain analysis and land data.
HERE WeGo offers a free, ad-supported navigation alternative for general travelers that lacks the community-driven trail focus of Wikiloc.
Topographic Maps & Trails offers a one-time purchase model that appeals to users who dislike Wikiloc's subscription-based monetization.
ViaMichelin provides cost-conscious route planning for drivers that serves as a functional alternative to Wikiloc's navigation features.
onX Offroad serves the same backcountry explorer audience as Wikiloc but differentiates through proprietary land-ownership data.
onX Hunt serves the US hunting market with proprietary land data that creates a high switching cost compared to Wikiloc's generalist trails.
OS Maps offers a trail-planning utility that serves the same outdoor recreation audience as Wikiloc.
Organic Maps serves the privacy-conscious segment of Wikiloc's audience by offering an ad-free, offline-first experience.
Map My Ride captures the cycling-specific fitness tracking market that overlaps with Wikiloc's cycling user base.
Trailforks focuses on the mountain biking and skiing niche, providing a specialized database that complements Wikiloc's broader trail coverage.
Ride with GPS provides high-precision cycling navigation that appeals to power users who require sensor integration.
Mapy.com competes for the same outdoor-enthusiast audience by offering superior terrain detail that captures minor paths omitted by standard services.
Bike Tracker provides a mountain-bike-specific database that offers a focused alternative to Wikiloc's global trail library.
Sygic provides a lifetime-purchase navigation model that contrasts with Wikiloc's subscription-heavy approach for offline utility.
Gaia GPS targets the professional-grade backcountry niche that Wikiloc's casual users may migrate to for higher GIS precision.
New entrants(2)
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HikeGPS: Offline Trail Maps
HikeGPS provides a privacy-focused, offline-capable trail recorder that requires no account, contrasting with Wikiloc's account-heavy model.
Trailroam offers a free, ad-free hiking experience that directly challenges Wikiloc's monetization of basic navigation features.
