All user points in Locus Map are managed in Points manager. It can be accessed:

• from the main menu:
  
• from Functions panel:
  

Points are stored in folders from where you can visualize them on map, edit them, copy etc. Folders can be put into groups:

Each folder line consists of an icon (1), a folder name (2), number of visible/stored points(3) and and action menu button (4):

Icon (1) - tapping it opens selection to load (visualize on map) all previously visible points or all points in the folder. Once all points were selected, it just switches between all visible/all invisible:

Folder name (2) - tapping it unfolds the folder:

action menu button (4):

• Edit - here you can change folder icon, edit name and style on map or insert folder into a group if there is any created
• Import - add new points into the folder by import from outside of Locus
• Export - exports all points in the folder into a file and/or an online service, see more in Points Export
• Delete - deletes the whole folder including all points in it

• tap and select Folder:
  
• select icon (optional - select from Locus style and Garmin style icons) and name the folder
• set style and behavior of point labels on map screen (optional)
  
  Global settings - the point labels/screens behavior submits global settings made in Settings > Points&Tracks; Never - point labels are activated only by tapping the points; On hover - point labels appear when the map cursor hovers over the point; Always - point labels are permanently visible
• tap ADD to confirm

Folders can be put into groups as another level of data structure. Each group line contains the group name and number of folders allocated in it. Before adding a folder to a group, it is necessary to create one.

• tap submenu in topbar and select Groups
• tap + and create a new group
• new group appears in the point manager:
  

• open edit menu of a folder
• select the group you want to put the folder into
• save
  

After tapping a folder name in the manager the points display in a vertical list:

Its topbar displays visible/total number of points:

Each line consists of:

• icon (1) - either the same as the folder in case the point is created by you or different in case the point is imported - tapping the icon displays the point on map
• point name (2) - tapping it opens a point detail screen
• bearing and distance (3) to the point from the current position of the map cursor
• visibility button (4) - switches point in/visibility on the map - button is highlighted blue when the point is shown on map

• tap the icon of the point in the point list
  OR
• tap the “eye” button :
  

To remove the point from map (not from the database), tap again.

Use one of multiselecting options:

• Hide all - makes all points in the folder invisible on the map
• First X points - shows a predefined number of first points in the list (50, 100, 200… points)
• Show all - makes all points in the folder visible on the map
• Invert - inverts current selection, useful when you want to select almost all points except some. Select those and then invert the selection.
  

There are several options:

• Sort by name - sorts points alphabetically
• Sort by distance - sorts points by distance from actual map cursor position (or actual GPS position when fixed and centered)
• Sort by creation date - sorts points by their creation date/time
• Sort by last update - sorts points by the date/time of their last update
• Reverse sorting - switches sorting into reverse mode
  

  Geocaching - folders with geocaches contain this option for further sorting methods, see more in Geocaching

• tap filter button
• select criteria
  • name - filter out points based on a given string of characters - fulltext check
  • icon - filter out points with particular icons
  • date - filter out points created in particular term from-to
  • max. distance - define maximum distance of filtered points from the map cursor
  • invert the filter - inverts the filter settings
• tap FILTER:
  

With saved filter you do not have to set it up again every time you need it. All is done in the filter manager:
Saved filters can be overwritten by newer settings or deleted:
You can quickly apply saved filter when displaying a whole folder of points:

More managing tools can be found under the tools button:

To apply a tool to points, select points by checking single ones or use multi-select and sorting in topbar:

More details about exporting points >>

• Update elevation - updates elevation of selected points with downloaded SRTM data
• Change icons - changes icons of selected points
• Earth - exports selected points into Google Earth if it is installed on the same device
• a few geocaching tools if the folder contains geocaches - Update caches, GC Offlinizer or Load GC Vote, see more in Geocaching
• - cancels Tools menu screen

Appears when you move the map cursor across the point icon on map:
OR when you tap a point:

In default settings, it contains the point name, distance from current position, elevation (if relevant data are available), a thumbnail of attached image (if there is any) and context menu:

• Point detail - shows detailed information about the point (displays also when you tap the label itself)
  
• Navigate to - opens the navigation dialog to calculate route to the point:
  
  See more in Navigation.
• Guide on - starts guiding to the point:
  
  See more in Guidance.
• Compass - opens the compass screen and starts guiding to the point showing its azimuth and distance:
  
• Hide - hides the point from the map:
  

Tapping the label launches the Point Detail Screen:

Contains all information considering a point:

• map preview of the point. Tap to display it centered on the map screen:
  The map preview can be switched off:
  
• point folder icon and name, number of visible/all points in folder, “>” leads to the folder.
• point coordinates and location selector - tapping the coordinates opens a popup for editing coords and coordinate system. Location selector can change location of the point by several methods:
  
• description, photos, date of creation, address, altitude, links, phone etc. - all can be edited from the bottom bar tool menu:
  

Contains list of attached files. To add some, tap in the topbar:

• take a photo - takes a picture with your phone or tablet camera
• select a photo - selects a photo in your phone memory - the attached photo can be used as the point icon - tap the menu next to the photo and select Set as icon
• record an audio - makes a voice recording by the phone or tablet microphone
• select an audio - attaches an audio file from your phone memory
• shoot a video - makes a video recording by the phone/tablet camera
• select a video - attaches a video from your phone memory
• select other files - selects other files in your phone memory to attach to the point

• map switch - centers the map at the point:
  
• navigation button - opens a menu of navigating tools available within Locus or other navigation apps installed in your device.
  

  Android OS offers an internal system where each application “registers itself” as a receiver of certain information - in this case coordinates. Locus Map tests all applications in your device and if they are able to receive coordinates they are listed in this menu.

  
  

  • Navigate to - opens the navigation dialog to calculate route to the point:
    See more in Point-to-point Navigation.
  • Guide on - starts guiding to the point:
    See more in Guidance to a point
  • Compass - opens the compass screen and starts guiding to the point showing its azimuth and distance:
    
• Share options and add-ons
  - opens a menu of installed add-ons (e.g. Geocaching4Locus addon) and point sharing options:
  
  More about particular sharing options HERE >>
• more options
  
  - offers the same editing/copying etc. options as the folder tool menu: