Drive packs
Keep the GPX route, meeting point, waypoints, trip details and crew briefing attached to the same trip.
Use case / Desert GPS UAE
Prepare the route.
Read the field.
Navra keeps the GPX route, waypoints, meeting information and trip details together, then presents heading, coordinates, altitude, speed and target distance for open-terrain travel.
The practical fit
The route is
only one layer
Road navigation assumes a mapped network and a destination address. UAE desert travel depends on coordinates, heading, current terrain, weather, legal access, vehicle capability and the decisions of an experienced lead.
Navra is designed to organise the digital part of that system: the planned route, key points, crew information and the field display. It does not turn an unsafe line into a safe one.
What it solves
Built around the whole drive
Offline maps & terrain
Download the required areas with Navra Pro before departure. Use terrain and 3D maps to inspect the route alongside heading, coordinates and target distance.
Shared plan
Give the convoy one organised source for the route and trip details instead of several buried chat attachments.
Trip record
Keep useful drive and vehicle context after the route ends so the next plan starts from what actually happened.
GPS module
Field information without the road-map noise
The GPS module is built around open-terrain questions: where am I, which direction am I facing and how far is the target? The drive pack holds the wider trip context.
- Heading and compass view
- Coordinates and altitude
- Speed and target distance
- GPX routes and saved waypoints
How it fits
Before, during and after
Prepare
Import the GPX, download the needed map areas with Navra Pro, save key coordinates and share the route and meeting point before signal weakens.
Navigate
Use the field display as one aid while the lead compares it with terrain, conditions, legal access and backup sources.
Review
Save trip and vehicle context, note problems and improve the drive pack before the route is used again.
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions
Can Navra import GPX routes?
Yes. GPX route import can be kept with the trip’s waypoints, meeting information and trip details.
Does GPS need mobile data?
Satellite GPS positioning does not need mobile data. Offline map downloads, terrain and 3D maps are available with Navra Pro. Download the areas you need before leaving mobile coverage. Live convoy updates require an internet connection.
Can I use Navra for Liwa, Sweihan, Al Qudra or Hatta?
Navra is built around UAE off-road travel. Import a GPX route or save waypoints for the area you plan to visit, inspect the available map coverage and download the needed areas with Pro before departure. Check the route against current access and terrain.
Is a saved desert route always safe to follow again?
No. Terrain, weather, construction, fences and legal access can change. A route file is evidence of a previous plan, not a current safety guarantee or permission to enter.
Should I rely on one phone in the desert?
No. Carry backup power and another navigation source, share important coordinates and the expected return time, and travel with an appropriate group and safety plan.
Put the route and briefing in one drive pack.
Download Navra for iPhone or Android. Import your GPX route and prepare offline maps with Navra Pro before departure.