Los Angeles, CA / ACCESSWIRE / May 30, 2016 / Steve Tresnan, a manager and former engineer, recently announced the launch of his new map application, MyMappApp, which improves upon the approach taken by widely used search and navigation apps. The application uses innovative features—such as intuitive interfaces—to make navigating more simple, cost effective, and user-specific.
According to the MyMappApp page, the app offers several features that other "mapplications" lack. For example, users can preview upcoming highway exit signs so that they can plan for food, gas, rest stops, and more, and the app’s on-the-go filters find points of interests that minimize impact on route-in-progress. Additionally, the app caters to the interests of each user by optimizing searches and including food and restaurant recommendations.
MyMappApp offers solutions for users who prefer applications that cater to specific situations and helps them plan trips with ease. The app provides user-friendly functionality, takes note of user preferences to offer suggestions, and delivers a customized experience.
"Our app’s intention is to directly connect users and businesses in desirable and mutually beneficial ways, which will revolutionize mapplications as we know them today," said Tresnan. "There are 64.5 million users of Google maps, and by combining new technologies, we can reach millions of people with a compelling idea."
At this time, Tresnan and the MyMappApp team have taken their project to Kickstarter, where they seek the necessary funds to continue developing the app. In exchange for contributions, Tresnan and the team are offering prizes such as prototypes and complimentary downloads of the app when it officially hits stores.
Individuals interested in learning more about MyMappApp can visit the application’s Kickstarter page for additional information.
About MyMappApp:
MyMappApp, a unique navigation system, organizes points-of-interest (POIs) as upcoming highway exit signs, allowing travelers to plan for food, gas, rest stops, etc. the way that they would in the real world. It incorporates different methods of transportation (i.e., walking, driving, public transportation, biking) into searches, ensuring results are relevant and specifically more desirable by each user. Among other key functions, MyMappApp optimizes stops and even business locations to help users get their tasks accomplished and get back home as quickly as possible. For more information, please visit https://goo.gl/uZiBn3
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