How often have you wanted to measure distances on a map and add your own notes?
Forget doing this on a paper map, unless you don't mind getting it messy and filled with notes.
Online maps like Google Maps or Yahoo! Maps are precise, but they don't really let you add that much information.
Up comes Meander then, which lets you jot down notes, plot points and measure distances on any map, whether scanned, from the web or your computer.
Meander is really easy to work with and you can add all sorts of informations and reminders on your map without actually messing it up.
One of the better uses of Meander is for hiking.
Not only can you plot points for your route and measure distances, but you can also keep up a journal with specific observations on points in your hike.
Afterwards, you'll be able to export or print your map with observations and share them with anyone.
All in all, Meander is a very enjoyable route planning tool.
We were a little disappointed that it did not allow to save presets though. Also, first time users might be a little confused because Meander doesn't actually load a map.
You have to place the application over your Mac to make it work.
Meander is an excellent route planning tool, which lets you plot points, measure distances and add notes to any map.
