Ride With GPS

Using this Ride With GPS feature, planners can drop control points onto the map and drag the line between them to shape a course. Existing routes can be imported straight from GPX, FIT, TCX, KML, or KMZ files rather than rebuilt from scratch.

A collection owner can invite other users as Viewers or Editors, and Editors can add, remove, or reorder routes inside a shared Collection. This can be done without needing owner-level access. Clubs managing a season's worth of group rides can split that work across ride captains instead of funneling every update through one person.

Using the mobile app, riders can tap the map layers icon to switch between overlays such as wind, snowpack, U.S. cell coverage, and air quality, each pulling from sources like NOAA data that updates daily. A tour operator scouting a shoulder-season route can check cell coverage and snow conditions from the same screen.

This feature combines a cue, point of interest, and control point into a single marker on the route line. The marker appears in the cuesheet and elevation profile and triggers an audible cue during navigation. Riders get a heads-up for a water stop or a hazard exactly when they reach it, rather than having to recall it from a pre-ride briefing.

Community photo clusters show up as blue dots on the map, and clicking one opens every publicly shared photo tied to that spot, with arrows to page through the rest of the cluster. Riders scouting an unfamiliar climb or descent can see what the road surface and scenery actually look like before committing to the route.