1. Best zoom level

   Use a proper zoom level to place points on the desired roads.

2. Add points

   Desktop: press and hold on the map to add a point, or right-click to open the menu with all actions: start a route, add a stop, insert an intermediate point, report roads, or open the location in Google Maps, Apple Maps or Waze.

   Mobile: press and hold on the desired spot on the map, or search a place using the search bar.

   Prefer adding points with a single click or tap? Turn on «Add stops with one click» in Settings.

   • Start route here sets the first point where you clicked.
   • Go here starts from your location and goes to the chosen point.
   • Add stop adds the point at the end of the route.
   • Intermediate point inserts a new stop between the two nearest ones, automatically, anywhere on the map.

   Made a mistake? Go back with Ctrl + Z on Windows or ⌘ + Z on Mac (Ctrl + Shift + Z, or ⌘ + Shift + Z, to redo).

3. Change the start

   Tap the checkered flag next to a point in the «Route Points» list (or on its map pin) to set it as the start: the route starts there and continues through the other points, in their current order.

   • Point added at the end (even far away): set its flag and the route starts there, then follows everything else.
   • Point mid-route with A · B · C · D, setting C as the start gives C · D · A · B.

   If it is not what you wanted, go back with Ctrl + Z (⌘ + Z).

4. Search for a place

   Use the search bar at the top of the map to find a city, an address or coordinates (e.g. 45.4642, 9.1900). You can also search POIs: mountain passes and must-ride roads.

5. Discover interesting roads

   Toggle POIs (Points of Interest) in the left panel to find new Mountain Passes and Must-Ride Roads.

6. Route options

   Main roads: fastest route on main paved roads.

   Avoid Tolls: route that avoids toll roads.

   Secondary Roads: route on secondary roads, dirt roads and bike-friendly trails. Also recommended for cycling.

7. Save the route

   Use the "Download Route" button to download in various formats (GPX, ITN, KML) or open the route in Google Maps. Use the upload button at the top right to import GPX and KML files.

8. Share

   Use the "Copy Route Link" button to send it to your friends.

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