Stand at the grave once and drop a pin. Guide Me Back walks you straight back to a service member or someone you love, every visit after. No cell service out there? GPS runs off satellites, not cell bars — so it still finds you and points the way.
Get the APKEspecially at the national cemeteries — acres of identical white stones. Drop one free pin and Guide Me Back remembers the exact spot, so you can walk straight to them every visit after.
Stand at the grave and tap once. The exact spot is saved right on your phone. Free, and done in seconds.
A compass arrow points you straight to them anytime — even with zero signal. GPS runs off satellites, not cell bars, so it works way out where there are no bars at all.
Mark a service member's pin with their branch — Army, Navy, Marines, Air Force, Coast Guard, Space Force — so the map honors that they served.
Drop one pin at the grave. Every visit after, a pin and an arrow walk you straight back across all those identical rows.
Down the road, a pin may be able to hold a little more — a photo, the dates, and a short message — as an optional paid add-on, hosted while the product is running. It's not built yet. Finding a resting place stays free, always.
Dropping a pin and walking back to a resting place is free. An optional paid add-on for a photo and a short message may come later — not built yet.
Yes. Finding the grave uses GPS, which runs off satellites — not cell towers. The compass arrow and distance work with zero bars. (A drawn map needs data; the arrow that walks you back doesn't.)
Yes. Dropping pins and being guided back is free — no payment, no catch.
Drop a pin in memory of a service member who has passed, and a discount attaches to your account automatically — no code to enter. It applies only if you ever choose the optional paid add-on down the road. It's about honoring someone who served.
It's not built yet. Later we may offer an optional paid add-on where a pin can also hold a photo, the dates, and a short message, hosted while the product is running. Finding a resting place stays free either way.