Track GTA 6 map progress on your device

How district found counts, local storage, and optional sync work on the Vice City Studio companion — without inventing an official 100% checklist.

Daychase ATLAS frame suggesting progress across a coastline of landmarks
Progress on this companion is local-first: found marks in the browser, meters per district, no public completion feed.

What “progress” means here

Progress is the set of pin IDs you marked found, plus the district meter that counts them. It is deliberately boring: no streaks, no public profile of clears, no claim that you finished Grand Theft Auto VI.

Because pins are real Florida references, a 100% district meter only means you marked every companion landmark in that zone. It does not mean Rockstar’s world is complete.

Local first, sync optional

By default, found-state lives on the device that marked it. That is enough for a single phone or a launch-week desktop. If you move between devices and want the same list, use signed-in sync when available rather than pasting a spreadsheet of names.

Clearing cookies or site data wipes local progress. Download nothing special for marks — they are not a file export. For props you built in Assets, download the GLB separately if the mesh matters more than the pin.

Scout UI showing region meter style progress chrome
Region meters read found/total for the active district — companion math, not official completion.

A sane launch-week plan

Pick one or two districts. Filter to them. Mark as you go. Leave the rest of Leonida quiet. Come back to the district directory when you want the next dense area.

Creators: show your meter only if it helps the video. Dumping a full found list in chat spoils friends who are still exploring. Point them at the spoiler-free tracker guide instead.

Questions

Is there a cloud save of my map progress?
Local browser storage is the default. Optional signed-in sync exists for cross-device lists. Always assume clearing site data can wipe local marks.
Can I export a checklist?
The product is built around on-map marks, not a downloadable official checklist. District guides sample names for orientation only.
Why is my percent stuck?
You may still have unmarked pins in that district, or you are looking at companion totals that include landmarks you do not care about. Isolate the zone and scan remaining pins.