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Runs in the background, keeps recording when the screen is off. Distance, time, pace — captured without you having to look.
Foray is a quiet GPS tracker for the outdoors. Record your run, ride, or hike — keep the route, leave the feed.
A foray — n. a brief excursion into unknown territory. Foray finds you a route, records the ground you cover, and asks nothing else of you.
The whole app is built around the loop a hiker, runner, or cyclist already runs in their head — find a route, track your effort, look at what you did. No social layer wedged in between.
Runs in the background, keeps recording when the screen is off. Distance, time, pace — captured without you having to look.
Trails layered on terrain. No social pins, no algorithmic recommendations. Pan, find a route, head out.
Every recorded outing kept on your device. Export GPX when you want, share when you feel like it, never if you don't.
What lives in your camera roll after a Sunday morning out. A quiet card: route, distance, pace, gain. Nothing else asking for your attention.
North Vancouver · Moderate
High-accuracy GPS, jitter rejection, no drift padding. The polyline is what your watch actually saw.
Tap once to share the .gpx file. Drops into Strava, Garmin Connect, Apple Maps — or back into this very page.
Activities live on your device. No accounts, no sync server, no privacy policy you have to read.
Discovery without an algorithm. Hand-picked lists of real trails around a place or a theme — read one on the bus, pick a route, leave your phone in your bag.
Sandbanks sits on the largest baymouth barrier dune formation in the world, and the shallow water behind it is some of the warmest swimming on Lake Ontario.
5 trails →Tremblant sells you a ski village and a gondola — but the real walking is in the national park behind it, and on the old rail line through the valley.
5 trails →Batawa is a shoe-factory town on a river; Trenton is where that river meets the bay. The walking here follows the water the whole way down.
5 trails →Foray is free on the App Store — record your first route today. Not ready to install? Drop a GPX export from any device — Garmin, Strava, Apple Watch — into the web viewer and see it rendered on a topographic map. No account, no upload.