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Jagged Dolomites peaks at sunset.

Apple Watch and iPhone · early 2027

Your topo map on your wrist, even with no signal.

Trails, contour lines and terrain, downloaded on your iPhone and stored on the watch. Your route sits on top, coloured by gradient.

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Ometto on Apple Watch Ultra: the map around Col du Brévent, the route coloured by gradient, a “▲ 23 %” badge, 215 m of climbing left and a heart rate of 158 in zone 4.

Offline map

A map you can read on a climb.

The background is dark and grey on purpose. Trails are white, with tighter dashes once they turn alpine, and the shading comes from Copernicus terrain data. The only colour on screen is your route. It changes with the gradient, so you know before the bend whether the next bit is 8 or 25 %. Scroll down to climb Le Brévent.

  1. < 5 %Rolling
  2. 5–10 %Climbing
  3. 10–15 %Steady climb
  4. 15–25 %Steep
  5. > 25 %Very steep
Ometto map above Chamonix: trails, contour lines, Pointe des Vioz and Le Brévent.
A real route: La Flégère → Le Brévent, 5.6 km, 736 m gain. Map drawn by Ometto's map engine. © OpenStreetMap contributors, Copernicus terrain.

No signal needed

5.9 MB for the French side of the TMB.

That's the size of the map for the French part of the Tour du Mont Blanc, 2 km either side of the route. Before you leave, your iPhone downloads the area you framed, or the corridor around your route, and sends it to the watch. From then on the watch manages on its own: map, navigation and recording all work without your iPhone and without signal. On the iPhone, the same map sits under every workout.

  • France
  • Switzerland
  • Italy
  • The rest of Europe next

Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors. Terrain: Copernicus DEM GLO-30, provided under Copernicus by the European Union and ESA.

Trail run details on iPhone: 5.6 km and 736 m of gain in 1 h 45, the map with the route coloured by gradient and the elevation profile.
The same map on Apple Watch, with the route and your position.

01Routes

Drop a few points, the route follows the trails.

Ometto's planner on iPhone: a new 5.6 km route with 736 m of gain and 2 h 48, snapped to the trails above Chamonix, with the profile coloured by gradient and the On foot, Bike and MTB modes.

Tap the map and Ometto joins your points along the paths. Before you've laced your shoes, you know the distance, the climb, the expected time for your sport and how many kilometres fall in each gradient class. On this loop above Chamonix, that's 1.8 km above 15 %, which gives you time to prepare mentally.

  • Routes along trails on foot, by bike or by MTB
  • “Roads only” if you'd rather stay on tarmac
  • Your GPX and TCX files import as they are
  • The route goes to the watch with the map it needs
On footBikeMTB Roads only
Distance
5,6 km
Elevation gain
736 m
Time on foot
2:48

1.8 km above 15 %, including 1.2 km at 23 % from km 2.6.

02On the watch

What you see on your wrist.

The map fills the screen and your numbers fit in a band at the bottom. When a climb is coming, the watch tells you its length and average gradient before you're on it. All of it runs without your iPhone and without signal.

  • Turn-by-turn at junctions
  • Back to start the way you came
  • Distance and gain to go
  • Workouts saved to Health
The Tre Cime di Lavaredo at night, under the stars.

Will I make it?

Back before dark?

Ometto works out your arrival time from the gradient still ahead of you, not from a flat average, and compares it with sunset. It also estimates how much battery you'll have left. Handy around 4 pm in November, when the car park is still a long way down.

Daylight arrival

Arrive 15:05 · sunset 17:20

2:15before dark
61 %battery at arrival

03Analysis

Back home, what happened up there.

Ometto reads the outdoor workouts in the Health app, including the ones recorded with another app. For each one you get the map, the profile coloured by gradient, your heart-rate zones and your records.

History on iPhone: 212 km this month including 38.2 km above 15 %, the last 12 months as bars coloured by gradient class, and the list of October's workouts.
  • HistoryAll your Health workoutsRunning, hiking and cycling, by week, month or year.
  • ZonesHeart-rate zones and recordsWhere you pushed, and what you beat.
  • BodyVO2 max, HRV, resting heart rateHow they change from one workout to the next.
  • ExportGPX, TCX and FITTo take your workouts to another app whenever you like.

Your history is free. Zones, records and the rest are in Pro.

Trail run details: 5.6 km, 736 m of gain, 1 h 45, the map and the elevation profile coloured by gradient.
A trail runner climbing a mountain path.

Hiking, trail running, cycling and MTB.

Each sport has its own data screens, set up for your first outing. If you want something else, you change them from your iPhone.

Sassolungo and Sasso Piatto above the Alpe di Siusi, in the Dolomites.

Made in Europe

Five languages, and no account to create.

The app speaks English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. There's no account to create, and your workouts stay on your devices and in Health.

  • BonjourFrançais
  • HelloEnglish
  • HalloDeutsch
  • CiaoItaliano
  • HolaEspañol
  • No account, no mandatory cloud
  • Routes calculated on our server in Europe, which doesn't keep your points
  • Only for Apple Watch and iPhone
  • Family Sharing on the annual plan

Free for one region, Pro for the rest.

Planned launch prices, in euros, VAT included.

Free

€0

Forever

  • Unlimited workouts, with screens for each sport
  • 1 offline map region (up to 50 MB)
  • 2 routes on the watch, 3 planned routes
  • Full history of your Health workouts
  • GPX export

Pro

€29.99per year

7-day free trial · or €4.99 a month

  • Unlimited maps and automatic corridors
  • Unlimited routes and plans
  • “Will I make it?” on the watch
  • Screen editor
  • Zones, records, VO2 max, HRV, resting heart rate
  • TCX and FIT export

Prices may still change before launch. Purchases go through the App Store and are handled by Apple.

Sign up to hear when it's out.

One email when the beta opens, another at launch. That's it.

Your address is only used to let you know. Never sold, never shared.

Questions

When does Ometto come out?

Launch is planned for early 2027 on the App Store. Waitlist members hear first, and some of them will be able to test the beta before that.

Which watches and iPhones?

Ometto needs watchOS 11 and iOS 18 or later. The exact list of models will be published before launch.

Do I need to carry my iPhone?

No. Once the map and route are on the watch, it manages on its own. Map, navigation and recording work without your iPhone and without signal.

Which regions are covered?

France, Switzerland and Italy today, the rest of Europe next. Maps come from OpenStreetMap and terrain from the Copernicus model.

Can I import my tracks?

Yes, as GPX and TCX. You can also draw your route in the planner. Your workouts export as GPX (free), TCX and FIT (Pro).

Does it work with workouts recorded elsewhere?

Yes. Ometto reads outdoor workouts from the Health app, whichever app recorded them. There's no direct Strava connection at launch.

What about Android?

No, Ometto only runs on Apple Watch and iPhone.

What happens to my data?

No account: your workouts stay on your devices and in Health. For the waitlist, we only keep your email and your choices, until launch or until you unsubscribe. It's all in the privacy policy.