On first launch you'll be asked to approve a couple of permissions the app needs to track your activities - what to expect depends on your platform:

Enter your inMotion email or username and password, then tap Login - this only becomes available once both fields are filled in.

Don't have an account yet? Tap Signup. Forgotten your password? Tap Reset. Both take you to inMotion Cloud, so you'll need an internet connection for either.

Once logged in for the first time, you'll be shown the end user license screen. You must accept the terms and conditions to use the app - if you decline, you won't be able to continue. If you have any concerns about the license, contact support@inmotion.io.

Open the menu from the hamburger icon (≡), or swipe from the edge of the screen. There are five sections:

• Activity - details, map, and time-series for the current activity; select or edit its configuration.
• Maps & Routes - manage downloaded overlays.
• Settings - change how the app behaves.
• About - version and contact details.
• Logout.

On a phone the menu is hidden behind the hamburger icon; on a tablet it's shown as a permanent side panel.

The Activity screen records and monitors an activity based on a selected activity profile, using four controls: Start, Pause, Stop, and Resume.

While recording, the app captures your physical location and metrics, plus any sensor data configured for the activity profile - how often it updates depends on that profile's configuration.

If auto-sync is enabled in Settings, captured activity data is automatically uploaded to inMotion Cloud.

The fields shown depend on the activity profile - a spraying activity, for example, adds tank volume, spray rate, and area covered alongside the usual position and speed. Tap the map icon to switch to a live map view of your route, with a heading and speed graph underneath.

An activity profile defines the type of activity to be undertaken - how its location is captured, and which sensors (for example heart rate, or an automatically calculated value like application rate) are associated with it. From the profile screen you can rename it, add a description or free-text tag, choose the location adapter, and add or delete sensors.

A new sensor can be added with the + button if the activity type supports it. Each sensor has a type, and may have configurable parameters. Sensors that need Bluetooth will prompt you to pair with the device the first time - the pairing is then remembered for that device.

Maps and routes uploaded to your inMotion Cloud account can be downloaded to the app for use as backdrops, route guides, or prescription maps that control an activity. Select an account to download from, then tap the download icon next to any map or route in the list.

Once downloaded, select a map from the list, or from within the activity monitoring screen, and change its layer (satellite, hybrid, terrain, aerial, or hybrid aerial) as needed. Swipe left on a map to remove it - removing a map from the app doesn't remove it from inMotion Cloud, and vice versa.

The Settings screen controls how activity data is managed:

• Which account uploaded data is associated with, and switching to an alternative account.
• Whether activities are automatically uploaded to inMotion Cloud.
• The unit system used to display all data (e.g. metric).
• Clearing the internal database or any unsynchronised activities.

On a tablet, each setting is explained alongside it - handy if you're not sure what a toggle does before you switch it.

The About screen shows information such as the app version, which is useful to have on hand when contacting the inMotion Support Desk.