GMap.NET

GMap.NET is a super handy tool that makes it easy to navigate Google Maps right from your Windows forms. One cool feature is its support for data caching, which lets you export routing and geocoding data to a file. This means you can save important info without any hassle!

Easy to Use Without Installation

If you're curious about GMap.NET but not ready to integrate it into your software, no problem! You can just drop the program files into a folder on your disk and click the executable to start the app. Plus, you can save GMap.NET onto a pen drive and run it on any PC that has .NET Framework installed. It’s super flexible!

No Unwanted Changes

A big plus with GMap.NET is that it doesn’t mess with your Windows registry settings or create extra files without asking. When you decide to remove the app, it leaves no traces behind—how great is that?

User-Friendly Interface

The user interface is pretty straightforward. When you launch the app, all available options are right there in front of you. The maps load up automatically at startup, making it easy for you to zoom in and out, add markers, or jump directly to a specific spot by entering coordinates.

Customizable Mapping Features

You can switch between different map providers if you want something different! You can also hide or add new markers, disable map dragging, plan routes, and even export and import cache files for routing and geocoding needs.

Performance That Impresses

We tested GMap.NET thoroughly and didn’t run into any stability problems. It runs smoothly without crashing or throwing error messages our way. Plus, it uses very little CPU and RAM—perfect for anyone looking for efficiency!

Additional Tools

This app isn’t just about viewing maps; it also includes tools for checking out vehicle or flight radar demos! And if you're into testing performance or TCP/IP connections, it's got features for that too.

If you're interested in checking out GMap.NET yourself, download here!