EasyRoute Hack 5.3.1 + Redeem Codes
Developer: John Famiglietti
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 5.3.1
ID: com.jfamiglietti.EasyRoute
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Description
EasyRoute is a route planner for outdoor activities like running, biking and walking.
Simply tap the places you want to go along the way. It will follow roads and paths while also providing the freedom to route directly where you touch.
You can use EasyRoute for all of the following:
• Plan biking, running or walking routes while customizing them to be both enjoyable and safe. You can simply tap your start and destination points, or tap roads or paths you’d prefer to use along the way. You can drag the route to customize it as well.
• Let it guide you through the route on either iPhone or Apple Watch. It works equally well in the background so you can use it alongside any of the great workout tracking and analysis apps in the App Store, including the built-in Apple workout app. (With an Apple Watch, it can optionally record a workout directly to Health while following a route.)
• Customize the directions by adding, editing or removing instructions.
• Download data for offline use, so you can route in areas with no network connection.
• Share routes with others or export them to your devices -- works great with Wahoo ELEMNT bike computers! ;)
• Schedule a route and start following it right from a watch complication or an iOS 14 Home Screen widget.
• Enable iCloud to make routes on your iPad and sync them to your iPhone
• No account or sign-in required. EasyRoute does not collect information about you and there are no 3rd-party ads.
Thanks for reading this far down and considering this little app.
Privacy Policy: https://codeandrun.com/john/easyroute/privacy/
The standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Simply tap the places you want to go along the way. It will follow roads and paths while also providing the freedom to route directly where you touch.
You can use EasyRoute for all of the following:
• Plan biking, running or walking routes while customizing them to be both enjoyable and safe. You can simply tap your start and destination points, or tap roads or paths you’d prefer to use along the way. You can drag the route to customize it as well.
• Let it guide you through the route on either iPhone or Apple Watch. It works equally well in the background so you can use it alongside any of the great workout tracking and analysis apps in the App Store, including the built-in Apple workout app. (With an Apple Watch, it can optionally record a workout directly to Health while following a route.)
• Customize the directions by adding, editing or removing instructions.
• Download data for offline use, so you can route in areas with no network connection.
• Share routes with others or export them to your devices -- works great with Wahoo ELEMNT bike computers! ;)
• Schedule a route and start following it right from a watch complication or an iOS 14 Home Screen widget.
• Enable iCloud to make routes on your iPad and sync them to your iPhone
• No account or sign-in required. EasyRoute does not collect information about you and there are no 3rd-party ads.
Thanks for reading this far down and considering this little app.
Privacy Policy: https://codeandrun.com/john/easyroute/privacy/
The standard Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Version history
5.3.1
2023-07-26
Fixes:
- Adding directions to imported track
- Enabling of Done button is more consistent
- Adding directions to imported track
- Enabling of Done button is more consistent
5.3.0
2023-06-29
Now using Apple Maps Look Around! As you plot your route, you can use Look Around to see the area around you.
Tap the end marker and hit the Look Around button to see where you are and it'll update as you continue to route.
Also, minor bug fixes.
Tap the end marker and hit the Look Around button to see where you are and it'll update as you continue to route.
Also, minor bug fixes.
5.2.0
2023-05-04
The watch app uses Apple's new user interface (SwiftUI). It should work the same as it always has with some subtle differences and improvements.
5.1.0
2023-01-30
Adds a trash folder. All deleted routes now go the trash. Incidentally fixes the long-standing problem where routes deleted from iCloud would come back.
5.0.2
2022-12-27
EasyRoute now makes a better default name for exported routes. Also, some minor fixes.
5.0.1
2022-12-07
This version fixes:
- Dragging was too jumpy
- The Ride With GPS export was missing when sharing from the main route view
- The TOS and Privacy buttons on the subscription view were a little too crammed on small screens.
- Dragging was too jumpy
- The Ride With GPS export was missing when sharing from the main route view
- The TOS and Privacy buttons on the subscription view were a little too crammed on small screens.
5.0.0
2022-12-06
IMPORTANT: This release uses new routing data and a new Mapbox which is incompatible with old offline data. If you have explicitly downloaded data for offline usage, you'll need to redownload it.
Now for the good stuff...
• Choose between Apple, Mapbox and Google Maps. Apple Maps is now the default with the other map types available through a subscription.
(Note to existing premium users: Mapbox maps and everything you paid for is still available to to you.)
• Eliminated the 3rd-party ad, so there are no ads tracking you.
• Numerous other tweaks and fixes. Most notably, it should size better on different screens and layouts on iPad and M1 Macs.
Now for the good stuff...
• Choose between Apple, Mapbox and Google Maps. Apple Maps is now the default with the other map types available through a subscription.
(Note to existing premium users: Mapbox maps and everything you paid for is still available to to you.)
• Eliminated the 3rd-party ad, so there are no ads tracking you.
• Numerous other tweaks and fixes. Most notably, it should size better on different screens and layouts on iPad and M1 Macs.
4.7.2
2022-02-16
Fixes crash when viewing elevation view with a segment selected
4.7.1
2021-10-12
Updated for iOS 15, watchOS 8 and Apple Watch Series 7
Fixes a bug with accessing offline data from the main route view
Fixes a problem where route info (name, notes route type) might not get saved
Fixes a bug with accessing offline data from the main route view
Fixes a problem where route info (name, notes route type) might not get saved
4.7.0
2021-06-16
Adds a hiking route type, which enables routing on more challenging trails.
Adds an accounts page to the extras so you can deauthorize any external accounts you may have authorized along the way while using the app.
Adds an accounts page to the extras so you can deauthorize any external accounts you may have authorized along the way while using the app.
4.6.5
2021-04-16
Fixes a crash when non-premium users tried to start navigating
4.6.4
2021-03-28
EasyRoute wasn't routing on some of the more rugged hiking trails. This should fix that.
4.6.3
2021-03-26
A quick fix for a cache clearing issue with offline content and a clarification to the confirmation message for it.
4.6.2
2021-03-23
Now using fresh set of routing data. This should resolve any issues with recently opened roads or paths not being included in routes.
4.6.1
2021-03-08
• Fixes a problem where routing could stop working altogether if a routing was previously canceled.
• Fixes a problem where the distance mode could change back if you changed it in the map settings.
• Fixes a problem where the distance mode could change back if you changed it in the map settings.
4.6.0
2021-02-24
- You can now sort routes by distance, name, or your own custom order
- If you schedule a route, you can view it using iOS 14 widgets
- The usual bug fixes and improvements
- If you schedule a route, you can view it using iOS 14 widgets
- The usual bug fixes and improvements
4.5.0
2020-12-08
• You can now add directions to an imported route. Use the route actions toolbar button (the two diagonal arrows -- 3rd from the left) and select Add Directions.
• Rerouting when following a route. Rather than just provide some basic guidance for getting back on-route. (Like "turn around" or a simple direction when you're about to get back on route.) EasyRoute will do its best to create a route to rejoin your original route.
• Rerouting when following a route. Rather than just provide some basic guidance for getting back on-route. (Like "turn around" or a simple direction when you're about to get back on route.) EasyRoute will do its best to create a route to rejoin your original route.
4.4.2
2020-10-08
- Fixes a problem where the elevation view could sometimes display the wrong units.
- A tweak to the route list to fix some layout oddities when going in and out of editing mode.
- A tweak to the route list to fix some layout oddities when going in and out of editing mode.
4.4.1
2020-09-22
MAJOR: Fixes a bug where moving a route using the new menu shortcut will actually delete it!
Otherwise, contains updates for iOS 14 and watchOS 7 along with some other minor fixes and touch-ups.
Otherwise, contains updates for iOS 14 and watchOS 7 along with some other minor fixes and touch-ups.
4.4.0
2020-09-10
• Split-screen on iPadOS - Use EasyRoute alongside another app in split screen mode
• Long-press on the route list to bring up a shortcut menu
• Add bike type option to prevent taking rough unpaved paths when planning a road bike trip
• Other minor fixes
• Long-press on the route list to bring up a shortcut menu
• Add bike type option to prevent taking rough unpaved paths when planning a road bike trip
• Other minor fixes
4.3.1
2020-08-03
• Fixes a crash that can occur when importing routes
• Fixes a problem with paths not appearing when following a route on the navigation map
• Fixes a problem with paths not appearing when following a route on the navigation map
4.3.0
2020-07-15
Folders! Create folders and use them to organize your routes.
A few things moved around on-screen to make room for folders. Most notably, the New Route button is now a floating button in the lower right hand corner of the route list.
Also, when following a walking route, it's much more tolerant of going off-route and even backwards. The route navigation had been mainly geared for running and biking, activities where you mainly go forward and don't stop often. However, if you're out for relaxing walk, this may not the case. EasyRoute should work much better for those leisurely strolls now.
A few things moved around on-screen to make room for folders. Most notably, the New Route button is now a floating button in the lower right hand corner of the route list.
Also, when following a walking route, it's much more tolerant of going off-route and even backwards. The route navigation had been mainly geared for running and biking, activities where you mainly go forward and don't stop often. However, if you're out for relaxing walk, this may not the case. EasyRoute should work much better for those leisurely strolls now.
4.2.0
2020-04-30
I added some fun new things over the winter. (Well, at least, I had fun making them.)
--Route Scheduling--
This is an Apple Watch focused feature I used to assist me in marathon training. I had to add some detours and excursions to my normal running routes to make the day's prescribed distance on the training plan. Since I use EasyRoute to navigate me through routes, I thought having watch face complications showing that day's route would be useful (and fun to work on) and it was!
You can add routes to a schedule and they'll be shown on the EasyRoute watch face complications. It supports all complication types for all watch faces. The day's route will be offered at the top of the route list when you launch the EasyRoute watch app.
This and watch workouts are now under a Watch tab which is only shown if you have the EasyRoute watch app installed.
Workouts can optionally be recorded using EasyRoute and they will be added to the built-in Health and Activity apps. This is not a new feature, but they have been moved to the watch tab as well.
--Offline Routing--
When EasyRoute switched to fetching and caching routing data, it was only a short hop away from offline routing. Since a number of users asked about this, I went ahead and added it so this wasn’t entirely a selfish release focused on the things I was doing and having fun with. It’s under the Extras tab, under Storage.
When fetching routing data on-demand is not possible because you have no network connect, use the map options to put EasyRoute in Offline Mode. If you've got offline data for the area you're routing in, it'll work just as well as when you're connected to the Internet.
--Adding and removing segment points--
These are the little dots that appear along the route as you tap. Since they are also used as anchor points for dragging the route, having too many or too few of them can be annoying. Now, if you're dragging an existing segment point, a trash icon will appear and you can remove it.
If you're dragging a new point along a segment an add icon will appear and you can simply add one to be an anchor for a future drag.
These operations won't alter the route, but will help you drag the exact portion you want to drag.
You CAN alter the route by dragging either the start point or end point to the trash since these cannot otherwise be removed as anchor points.
--Improvements to Navigation--
A few little bugs have been fixed and a number tweaks have been made to the route navigation in EasyRoute. Running marathon routes means I spent a lot of time with it so it's gotten a nice amount of polish!
--Route Scheduling--
This is an Apple Watch focused feature I used to assist me in marathon training. I had to add some detours and excursions to my normal running routes to make the day's prescribed distance on the training plan. Since I use EasyRoute to navigate me through routes, I thought having watch face complications showing that day's route would be useful (and fun to work on) and it was!
You can add routes to a schedule and they'll be shown on the EasyRoute watch face complications. It supports all complication types for all watch faces. The day's route will be offered at the top of the route list when you launch the EasyRoute watch app.
This and watch workouts are now under a Watch tab which is only shown if you have the EasyRoute watch app installed.
Workouts can optionally be recorded using EasyRoute and they will be added to the built-in Health and Activity apps. This is not a new feature, but they have been moved to the watch tab as well.
--Offline Routing--
When EasyRoute switched to fetching and caching routing data, it was only a short hop away from offline routing. Since a number of users asked about this, I went ahead and added it so this wasn’t entirely a selfish release focused on the things I was doing and having fun with. It’s under the Extras tab, under Storage.
When fetching routing data on-demand is not possible because you have no network connect, use the map options to put EasyRoute in Offline Mode. If you've got offline data for the area you're routing in, it'll work just as well as when you're connected to the Internet.
--Adding and removing segment points--
These are the little dots that appear along the route as you tap. Since they are also used as anchor points for dragging the route, having too many or too few of them can be annoying. Now, if you're dragging an existing segment point, a trash icon will appear and you can remove it.
If you're dragging a new point along a segment an add icon will appear and you can simply add one to be an anchor for a future drag.
These operations won't alter the route, but will help you drag the exact portion you want to drag.
You CAN alter the route by dragging either the start point or end point to the trash since these cannot otherwise be removed as anchor points.
--Improvements to Navigation--
A few little bugs have been fixed and a number tweaks have been made to the route navigation in EasyRoute. Running marathon routes means I spent a lot of time with it so it's gotten a nice amount of polish!
4.1.2
2020-03-06
I've accumulated a number of little fixes while I work on bigger features...
• Fixes a problem with exporting routes with certain characters in their names
• Fixes a crash that only happened on the iPad
• Fixes a problem where an instruction in an exported route could end up being a really long and too verbose to be useful
• The usual under-the-hood improvements
• Fixes a problem with exporting routes with certain characters in their names
• Fixes a crash that only happened on the iPad
• Fixes a problem where an instruction in an exported route could end up being a really long and too verbose to be useful
• The usual under-the-hood improvements
4.1.1
2020-02-01
Relaxes restriction on some hiking routes, allowing it to use more rugged paths.
Minor internal fixes
Minor internal fixes
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| EasyRoute Premium (Remove ads) |
Free |
IG003640833✱✱✱✱✱ | 1C8D6EF✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Annual Maps Subscription (Enables maps from additional providers) |
Free |
IG047739401✱✱✱✱✱ | D3CFB4E✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Quarterly Maps Subscription (Enables maps from additional providers) |
Free |
IG973515482✱✱✱✱✱ | 7849281✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Monthly Maps Subscription (Enables maps from additional providers) |
Free |
IG593297295✱✱✱✱✱ | 3D296FE✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
47 Ratings
Reviews
TheBigHeavy,
Awesome, but Map Box introduces a wrinkle
I love(ed) this app. Perhaps the simplest way of any tool on the web or app-based for mapping out a cycling or running route. The “export to GPX” file allows me to plan a route, export to Garmin Connect, and have it on my watch or cycling computer in seconds.
Recently the mapping changed to something called Map Box. It seems Mapbox “hates” certain roads, unless you change the routing option (click the little map icon in the lower right) to “Car.” This occurs primarily on US and State numbered highways, which in rural areas are usually two lane roads. I’m fine if MapBox wants to keep me off I95 and the George Washington Bridge in NYC, but blocking a two lane road doesn’t make any sense.
If you find you’re fighting to make the app route where you want, turn on the car option and all should be well.
Recently the mapping changed to something called Map Box. It seems Mapbox “hates” certain roads, unless you change the routing option (click the little map icon in the lower right) to “Car.” This occurs primarily on US and State numbered highways, which in rural areas are usually two lane roads. I’m fine if MapBox wants to keep me off I95 and the George Washington Bridge in NYC, but blocking a two lane road doesn’t make any sense.
If you find you’re fighting to make the app route where you want, turn on the car option and all should be well.
DisappointedinBrooklyn,
Love this app - haven’t figured out storage
I’ve been using this app for more than a year, and agree that it’s hands down the most convenient route planner I’ve ever found - great when traveling. The only issue I haven’t entirely sorted out is why previous routes cannot be permanently stored to the phone. There’s an offline mode that should work, but I still find that every time I open the app, it has to download previous routes. This is a particular issue when I’m traveling without cell/wifi access, and routes I’ve created in advance are often unavailable - have folks found any solutions for this?
COiPhoneChris,
Better Than The Big Guys!
I’ve used Komoot and Ride with GPS, this app beats them hands down when it comes to *easily* planning a cycling route! I ride with a Wahoo ELEMNT Bolt and the data from EasyRoute syncs perfectly for turn-by-turn directions, just be sure to export as a .FIT file (I had to learn this after my first export didn’t have turn-by-turn). To be sure, this app is fairly basic (and free!). But that’s all I want. The other options are overly complicated and require hours of learning to use them properly. I figured out EasyRoute’s interface in a matter of minutes and the drag route feature is truly awesome!
sgreen1403,
Break out of the monotony and find some new routes!
Downloaded this after a recommendation from a popular sports/tech blogger. It is fantastic in its simplicity and ability to upload created routes to Garmin Connect via my mobile device. I just moved to a new area and this app is helping me find new routes to run instead of the same ones over and over just because I know the distances. Looking forward to cycling season when I can really put it to use and plan out some long rides. Kudos to the developer for an excellent offering and for being such a good sport in his app’s “recent spike in usage!”
ElNoNickname,
Wow!
I have to say I was skeptical when I read about this and installed it. I was then shocked and amazed about how easy it was and how well it worked. Zip zap on the map and exported to my app just like that with no issues. It was honestly easier than using a PC, and it's awesome it can be done on the fly on the phone. Nice job! Thank you!
typeadamp,
MapBox has made this app 3 stars
The app is phenomenal. It’s the only I can find that allows me to plot a bunch of my running routes and save them. Then pick the one I want to run depending on mileage and run it.
However, before the MapBox update I would see building and driveways that I would use as waypoints, starting points (work) and other landmarks and now they’re missing.
My work building and parking lot are now missing. I’m on a long street filled with corporate building and now nothing shows up :(
I pretty much have to guess and estimate where those points are. The app’s function is top notch but the routing on MapBox has made this quite difficult to use pretty much overnight.
However, before the MapBox update I would see building and driveways that I would use as waypoints, starting points (work) and other landmarks and now they’re missing.
My work building and parking lot are now missing. I’m on a long street filled with corporate building and now nothing shows up :(
I pretty much have to guess and estimate where those points are. The app’s function is top notch but the routing on MapBox has made this quite difficult to use pretty much overnight.
Gillies66,
Great App
I’ve been trying for years to easily create and export cycling routes to my GPS devices. It’s always been a struggle until I found this app. If you like to plan rides and load them on your device to follow, there isn’t anything easier or better.
PC Drew,
Perfect for planning a route
I wear a Garmin watch and travel a lot. This app has opened up new courses that I can try out and run by plotting a course, exporting the .gpx file and putting it on my watch. Super easy and intuitive. Thanks for the great app- spend the $1.99 and support this app.
Giobatta,
AMAZING APP!!
This is one of the better apps out there for navigation planning.
It’s very ease of use while providing very powerful options like street view integration, snap to road and auto closure of loops.
Garmin should buy this app and embed in their own app...
It’s very ease of use while providing very powerful options like street view integration, snap to road and auto closure of loops.
Garmin should buy this app and embed in their own app...
LazyStrings,
Simple, dues everything I need
This is an easy to use app, I use this to create does to sync to my Coros Apex. Super easy.
Only ask of the developer is to add the ability to set way points!
Only ask of the developer is to add the ability to set way points!
