Where Does Sygic Store Offline Maps?
Sygic keeps offline maps, settings, favorites and routes under its app folder on shared storage, with SD card variants of the same tree.
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Sygic is refreshingly concrete about storage. Offline maps sit in a Maps folder under the app directory on shared storage, with settings, favorites, itineraries and the travel journal in nearby files. Pick internal or SD card and the same tree follows.
Old installs leave a legacy root folder that official help says to delete. Fleet and SDK variants use different packages and paths entirely, so consumer guides should quote only the aura tree. iOS stays sandboxed with nothing user-reachable to list.
Where Sygic stores this, by platform
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.sygic.aura/files/Maps
Offline map packs for the verified consumer package. Same structure under the SD mount when selected in Data Storage settings. Legacy root Sygic folders are obsolete and safe to remove after uninstalls.
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.sygic.aura/files
Settings database with favorites, itineraries and travel book under Res. Copy the app folder whole with Sygic closed. Fleet package trees differ and do not apply to consumer installs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I move Sygic maps to an SD card?
Open Menu, Settings, Data Storage and pick internal or SD card. The same app-folder tree appears under either mount with Maps beneath files. Legacy root Sygic folders from old installs should be deleted after uninstalls per official help.
Which Sygic files hold my favorites and routes?
Look in the files tree for settings2.dat with options, Res db items.dat for favorites, Res itinerary for routes and Res travelbook for the journal. Copy the app folder whole with Sygic closed to carry maps plus personal data together.
Is Sygic Fleet the same storage?
Do not confuse them. The consumer app uses com.sygic.aura while fleet and SDK builds use com.sygic.fleet with their own trees. SDK references to Library sygic paths describe developer kits rather than the consumer layout below.
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