Cancel WristTopo Subscription
Published by PIOTR WIKTOR JANIK on 2025-07-17Uncover the ways PIOTR WIKTOR JANIK (the company) bills you and cancel your WristTopo subscription.
🚨 Guide to Canceling WristTopo 👇
Note before cancelling:
- The developer of WristTopo is PIOTR WIKTOR JANIK and all inquiries go to them.
- Always cancel subscription 24 hours before it ends.
🌐 Cancel directly via WristTopo
- Mail WristTopo requesting that they cancel your account:
- Login to your WristTopo account.
- In the menu section, look for any of these: "Billing", "Subscription", "Payment", "Manage account", "Settings".
- Click the link, then follow the prompts to cancel your subscription.
End WristTopo subscription on iPhone/iPad:
- Goto Settings » ~Your name~ » "Subscriptions".
- Click WristTopo (subscription) » Cancel
Cancel subscription on Android:
- Goto Google PlayStore » Menu » "Subscriptions"
- Click on WristTopo: Offline Watch Maps
- Click "Cancel Subscription".
💳 Cancel WristTopo on Paypal:
- Goto Paypal.com .
- Click "Settings" » "Payments" » "Manage Automatic Payments" (in Automatic Payments dashboard).
- You'll see a list of merchants you've subscribed to.
- Click on "WristTopo" or "PIOTR WIKTOR JANIK" to cancel.
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About WristTopo: Offline Watch Maps?
1. WristTopo is a lightweight, ultra-smooth, offline-ready Apple Watch app delivering high-quality topographic maps and GPX route support — perfect for hikers, bikers, skiers, and outdoor explorers.
2. Built for the outdoors and designed to perform, WristTopo ensures you always have smooth, detailed, and reliable maps on your wrist — whether you’re hiking, biking, skiing, or exploring off-grid.
3. • Ultra-smooth performance – WristTopo is optimized for Apple Watch to deliver a fast, fluid experience — no lag, no frustration.
4. • Detailed topographic maps – See terrain, elevation, and landmarks, all optimized for outdoor use.
5. • Display multiple GPX routes at once – A unique feature that lets you view several routes simultaneously — ideal for comparing paths or navigating complex areas.
