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My Elevation
Accurate elevation and location data for Android users worldwide

What is My Elevation?

My Elevation is an Android application developed by RDH Software that delivers high-precision surface elevation data using web-based elevation sources. Unlike built-in device sensors, this tool provides accurate elevation information regardless of location, making it valuable for outdoor activities and exploration.

The application offers multiple features including Follow Me mode for continuous elevation updates during movement, search functionality with voice input capability, and the ability to drop flags on maps to check elevation at specific points. Users can customize their experience with various map views and extensive preference settings to tailor the display to their needs.

Features

  • Follow Me Mode: Continuously updates elevation and coordinates as you move
  • Search and Explore: Enter or speak a search to explore locations
  • Drop a Flag: Long-press any spot on the map to show elevation there
  • Map Options: Choose from Normal, Satellite, Terrain, or Hybrid views
  • Local Attractions: See attractions near searched or selected locations
  • Customization: Extensive preference settings to tailor the display

Use Cases

  • Hiking in mountainous areas to track elevation changes
  • Exploring new cities to understand terrain variations
  • Outdoor activities requiring precise elevation data
  • Educational purposes to learn about geographical features
  • Travel planning to understand elevation at destinations

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