komoot - hike, bike & run Hack 2023.33.0 + Redeem Codes
Your all-in-one route planner
Developer: komoot GmbH
Category: Health & Fitness
Price: Free
Version: 2023.33.0
ID: de.komoot.berlinbikeapp
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Description
Turn your next ride, hike, or run into an adventure with komoot. Get inspired by tapping into shared community knowledge and recommendations, then bring your adventures to life with the easy route planner.
PLAN YOUR PERFECT HIKING, MOUNTAIN BIKING OR ROAD CYCLING ADVENTURE
Get the route perfect for your sport—be it smooth asphalt for your road bike, singletracks for your mountain bike, silent cycling paths for touring or natural trails for your hikes. Plan down to the last detail with at-your-fingertips info like surface, difficulty, distance and elevation profile.
TURN-BY-TURN VOICE NAVIGATION
Never take your eyes off the road with turn-by-turn voice navigation: your precise, down-to-the-inch verbal navigator that doesn’t distract you from your surroundings. Keep your eyes firmly on the adventure in front of you and navigate with ease, even on small trails or in the woods.
OFFLINE MAPS FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Download your planned outdoor adventures and save topographic maps with one tap. Navigate the outdoors even when the internet is down or unreliable. Differentiate hiking paths, MTB singletracks or paved roads, terrain and land cover at a glance.
BROWSE HIGHLIGHTS: THE KOMOOT COMMUNITY’S FAVOURITE PLACES
So you can decide on the destination of your next adventure at a glance, see Highlights on the map. From peaks, parks, and points of interest, to singletracks and sandwich shops, these places or segments, showing up as red dots in the planner, are the spots other users think you should check out. And if you’re in the know, you can recommend your own to the community in turn and inspire others to visit your favourite places, too.
TELL YOUR STORY
Track your rides and hikes with GPS. Add photos, Highlights and tips and build your own personal adventure log that’ll store your favourite experiences—forever. Save them for private use or share them with the komoot community to receive likes and comments and to inspire fellow outdoor folks. Follow your friends and like-minded explorers to keep up with their outdoor adventures.
BE A LOCAL EXPERT. BECOME A PIONEER.
Contribute photos, tips and Highlights to the community and show you’re a local Expert. Earn more upvotes than in any else for your sport in your region and become the Pioneer!
SEAMLESS SYNC ACROSS EVERY DEVICE
Whether you prep like a pro on your desktop or plan a route on the go, komoot automatically syncs your routes, tracked adventures and photos across all devices, including your smartphone, desktop, iPad and Apple Watch. Use a Garmin or a Wahoo? Simply download the komoot for Garmin app in the IQ Store and sync your profiles via Garmin Connect, or connect your komoot and Wahoo accounts to share Tours with the ELEMNT and ELEMNT BOLT.
EXPERIENCE KOMOOT FOR FREE
When you download komoot, your first region is free—forever. To expand the areas in which komoot has your back, conveniently choose between single regions, region bundles or the World Pack to access offline maps and turn-by-turn voice navigation wherever you go.
APPLE WATCH
Take a quick glance at your Apple Watch to get directions, distance, and speed in real-time—right on your wrist.
APPLE HEALTH
You can connect komoot to Health to ensure your data is always up-to-date. Automatically share your time and distance data for komoot hiking, cycling, and running activities with Health.
“Komoot does for hiking and biking what Apple does for hardware: makes it easily accessible and fun to use.”
— Cult of Mac
For support and tips, please visit help.komoot.de
MORE INFORMATION
Komoot uses background audio service for voice navigation messages.
Komoot requires a GPS signal for directions, Tour recording and speed in real-time.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
PLAN YOUR PERFECT HIKING, MOUNTAIN BIKING OR ROAD CYCLING ADVENTURE
Get the route perfect for your sport—be it smooth asphalt for your road bike, singletracks for your mountain bike, silent cycling paths for touring or natural trails for your hikes. Plan down to the last detail with at-your-fingertips info like surface, difficulty, distance and elevation profile.
TURN-BY-TURN VOICE NAVIGATION
Never take your eyes off the road with turn-by-turn voice navigation: your precise, down-to-the-inch verbal navigator that doesn’t distract you from your surroundings. Keep your eyes firmly on the adventure in front of you and navigate with ease, even on small trails or in the woods.
OFFLINE MAPS FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES
Download your planned outdoor adventures and save topographic maps with one tap. Navigate the outdoors even when the internet is down or unreliable. Differentiate hiking paths, MTB singletracks or paved roads, terrain and land cover at a glance.
BROWSE HIGHLIGHTS: THE KOMOOT COMMUNITY’S FAVOURITE PLACES
So you can decide on the destination of your next adventure at a glance, see Highlights on the map. From peaks, parks, and points of interest, to singletracks and sandwich shops, these places or segments, showing up as red dots in the planner, are the spots other users think you should check out. And if you’re in the know, you can recommend your own to the community in turn and inspire others to visit your favourite places, too.
TELL YOUR STORY
Track your rides and hikes with GPS. Add photos, Highlights and tips and build your own personal adventure log that’ll store your favourite experiences—forever. Save them for private use or share them with the komoot community to receive likes and comments and to inspire fellow outdoor folks. Follow your friends and like-minded explorers to keep up with their outdoor adventures.
BE A LOCAL EXPERT. BECOME A PIONEER.
Contribute photos, tips and Highlights to the community and show you’re a local Expert. Earn more upvotes than in any else for your sport in your region and become the Pioneer!
SEAMLESS SYNC ACROSS EVERY DEVICE
Whether you prep like a pro on your desktop or plan a route on the go, komoot automatically syncs your routes, tracked adventures and photos across all devices, including your smartphone, desktop, iPad and Apple Watch. Use a Garmin or a Wahoo? Simply download the komoot for Garmin app in the IQ Store and sync your profiles via Garmin Connect, or connect your komoot and Wahoo accounts to share Tours with the ELEMNT and ELEMNT BOLT.
EXPERIENCE KOMOOT FOR FREE
When you download komoot, your first region is free—forever. To expand the areas in which komoot has your back, conveniently choose between single regions, region bundles or the World Pack to access offline maps and turn-by-turn voice navigation wherever you go.
APPLE WATCH
Take a quick glance at your Apple Watch to get directions, distance, and speed in real-time—right on your wrist.
APPLE HEALTH
You can connect komoot to Health to ensure your data is always up-to-date. Automatically share your time and distance data for komoot hiking, cycling, and running activities with Health.
“Komoot does for hiking and biking what Apple does for hardware: makes it easily accessible and fun to use.”
— Cult of Mac
For support and tips, please visit help.komoot.de
MORE INFORMATION
Komoot uses background audio service for voice navigation messages.
Komoot requires a GPS signal for directions, Tour recording and speed in real-time.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Version history
2023.33.0
2023-08-15
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.32.0
2023-08-08
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.31.2
2023-08-03
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.31.1
2023-08-01
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.31.0
2023-07-31
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.30.0
2023-07-24
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.29.0
2023-07-18
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.28.0
2023-07-11
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.27.0
2023-07-04
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.26.0
2023-06-27
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.25.0
2023-06-21
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.24.0
2023-06-13
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.23.0
2023-06-06
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.22.0
2023-05-30
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.21.0
2023-05-23
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.20.1
2023-05-17
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.20.0
2023-05-16
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.17.0
2023-04-24
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.16.0
2023-04-17
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.14.0
2023-04-04
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.13.0
2023-03-27
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.12.0
2023-03-21
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.11.0
2023-03-13
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.10.1
2023-03-08
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
2023.10.0
2023-03-06
In this latest version of komoot, we have fixed several bugs that arose since the last release to improve your overall experience of the app. An update that’s less about cosmetics and more about performance, you won’t notice any visual differences in the app—although you’ll feel the improvements when you put komoot to use on your next adventure.
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| World Pack Welcome Offer (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH493992364✱✱✱✱✱ | D9DBD70✱✱✱✱✱ |
| World Pack Offer (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH815259546✱✱✱✱✱ | 2ACD455✱✱✱✱✱ |
| World Pack (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH251334287✱✱✱✱✱ | 6B858E5✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Komoot Premium (Komoot Premium Yearly Subscription) |
Free |
IH575179732✱✱✱✱✱ | 9CFA5B8✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Komoot Premium (Komoot Premium Yearly Subscription) |
Free |
IH575179732✱✱✱✱✱ | 9CFA5B8✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Komoot Premium (Komoot Premium Yearly Subscription) |
Free |
IH575179732✱✱✱✱✱ | 9CFA5B8✱✱✱✱✱ |
| World Pack (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH251334287✱✱✱✱✱ | 6B858E5✱✱✱✱✱ |
| World Pack Offer (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH815259546✱✱✱✱✱ | 2ACD455✱✱✱✱✱ |
| World Pack Welcome Offer (Unlock voice nav, offline maps, map updates.) |
Free |
IH493992364✱✱✱✱✱ | D9DBD70✱✱✱✱✱ |
| Bay Area (Unlock Voice Navigation and Offline-Maps in this Region now.) |
Free |
IH477407471✱✱✱✱✱ | 931930B✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.7 out of 5
4 671 Ratings
Reviews
lord of men,
Lord of men
I can not say enough about this app. Truly first class for cycle touring. I have been using it for about four months on a tour through Europe and it has been amazing. It has really been our only go to map for over five thousand kilometers. It has kept us on the cycling safe roads and helped us find sights. It also has a great feature that lets you divide up a tour into days and figures the your accommodation into the equation. It also will even show the weather and at what point you will have rain on the tour. I also like how the cycling specific map shows the national routes highlighted. It really helped navigate the Rhine and Rhône cylcle routes. I was at first worried that it would take us onto dangerous roads but now I don’t even worry. It has been 100% safe. We have run into a few temporary closures but have been able to route the way around. We have also been amazed on some of the trails it has put us on, beautiful forest trails, deserted farm roads, really just lovely finds. Don’t hesitate to get it and get the premium version if you are touring or want to see the national cycle routes.
yourmom44,
Needs vast improvements
I heard about this app through a Facebook group recommendation. I wanted to use it for cycle touring. It’s got a good start, but here’s where it failed me. I use Google maps bicycle feature to get a rough idea of safer routes, then use Ride With GPS to make modifications and zoom in for safer roads. This would be a really good alternative, but the map detail is VERY vague. There are no state line divisions for the US and a lot of roads and highways aren’t labeled even on full zoom. That makes it extremely hard to find obscure start and finish points. For example... I tried to make a route across my state from corner to corner and the longest diagonal route. I couldn’t find the state lines on either side and finding the furthest roads to the very tips of those corners was almost impossible. I had to open Google Maps to compare it and find the roads I was looking for. I also compared the route to the Google Map bicycle route with the same exact start and end, and Google chose much safer roads. In the Southern USA, drivers do not respect cyclist and cycling laws, and the laws aren’t enforced, so SAFETY FIRST.
It’s a handy map system, but it needs work. I’d rather put the time and effort into modifying my route with a better marked map that also allows me to view satellite imagery so I can zoom in and find large shouldered highways and back roads.
It’s a handy map system, but it needs work. I’d rather put the time and effort into modifying my route with a better marked map that also allows me to view satellite imagery so I can zoom in and find large shouldered highways and back roads.
Ranxcerox64,
Since phones did GPS this is the app I was looking for for
I have tried more map/guidance/record where you’re going programs that I can count in the last 15 years and I wanted a program that was flexible enough to do different types of sports that was accurate that was able to on the fly building route by recording what I’m doing at the moment as well as all the basic features that should be built into a program that is able to build a route in a variety of techniques that the program supports and I’ll be honest with you this program is way over my head in that it does way more than I needed to do having said that it’s the first program that is able to do what I wanted to do that is for the level that I’m working it is easy to find those features and it executes them wonderfully I am most excited about their version of building a route on the fly by recording what’s going on I’ve tried a lot of apps that have said they did it but there was always a problem. It finally works and works well I couldn’t be happier
Fletchy71,
Great Combo with Elemnt Bolt
Used it twice for two 75km rides in Denmark, including sections of single track, as well as 32km MTB ride through single track.
At first, it seemed to simple when compared to RideWithGPS. My first impression was “this looks too basic”. Then after playing with it.. I realized its UI didn’t need a lot of fuss. It just works.
Planning a route just involves clicking waypoint/breadcrumbs along the map.
The MTB area I go has some complex “Figure 8” that crosses back over the existing route already ridden! I learned in these maze-like paths, I simply needed to add more waypoints/breadcrumbs to prevent the route from recalculating to an alternate route. Easy.
Finding Komoot hard to fault as a route planner for the Elemnt Bolt.
One feature I would like is the ability to edit a planned route or a tour (logged ride) in the same way. For example:
In a planned route, I can edit the route, but I can’t add photos or journal the ride.
On a tour that I have ridden, I can add photos and notes to journal my ride... but I can’t edit the route. Of course that makes sense if you want to track your exact workout/trip.
But I like sharing routes with others.. and I don’t think they need to see that I rode 300m off route to go to the bathroom, or I decided to adventure off trail to a neighboring village which isn’t on the course.
Loving the app! Works great with the Bolt. Highly recommended!
At first, it seemed to simple when compared to RideWithGPS. My first impression was “this looks too basic”. Then after playing with it.. I realized its UI didn’t need a lot of fuss. It just works.
Planning a route just involves clicking waypoint/breadcrumbs along the map.
The MTB area I go has some complex “Figure 8” that crosses back over the existing route already ridden! I learned in these maze-like paths, I simply needed to add more waypoints/breadcrumbs to prevent the route from recalculating to an alternate route. Easy.
Finding Komoot hard to fault as a route planner for the Elemnt Bolt.
One feature I would like is the ability to edit a planned route or a tour (logged ride) in the same way. For example:
In a planned route, I can edit the route, but I can’t add photos or journal the ride.
On a tour that I have ridden, I can add photos and notes to journal my ride... but I can’t edit the route. Of course that makes sense if you want to track your exact workout/trip.
But I like sharing routes with others.. and I don’t think they need to see that I rode 300m off route to go to the bathroom, or I decided to adventure off trail to a neighboring village which isn’t on the course.
Loving the app! Works great with the Bolt. Highly recommended!
Jr314159,
Unsafe routing for bikes
Usually I use ride with gps for offline bike route planning, but I'll be going on a long tour and won't have access to a computer so I thought I'd try Komoot for bike route planning on the go. So far I've found it does not choose bike friendly roads, in fact it routed me on a busy road with two lanes of traffic in each direction, no shoulder, and not even any sidewalks. Their help suggested I could improve routing by editing osm map data, which I did for this street, but I found even after my changes, Komoot continues to route on this unsafe road. I contacted support since even Google maps provides better bike-safe routing for this particular route and asked for an explanation, since as an app specializing in bike routing I would expect they'd do better. Their response: "Hi, our system is always looking for the fastest connection between your waypoints, allowed for the chosen sport. You can then customize this suggestion. On your PC you can display the Open Cycle Map to plan with cycle paths.
" So, no apology for risking my life on a dangerous road or recognition that the fastest route between two points may not be desirable for a bike. Very disappointing, especially since I already paid for their maps.
PHXWings,
Data Collection
The app appears to be well-designed for the most part and fairly user-friendly. The reason I gave it a 3-star rating is because of the following:
1. I got the app specifically because I wanted to use it on my Apple Watch Ultra. I go for long bike rides and don’t take my phone since my Apple Watch is cell-enabled. Unfortunately, the first time I went for a bike ride, the Komoot app on my watch said it was no longer connected to my phone and couldn’t work.
2. I didn’t see anywhere in the settings the option to switch from Imperial to Metric, or vice versa. So, I assume it automatically applies the appropriate unit of measure depending on the region the user is located in. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to use the app (see #1, above) so don’t know if it would have applied Imperial units of measure since I am in the US.
3. When signing up, you have the option to not receive email promotions, so I made sure I did not check the box allowing for email promotions. Nevertheless, as soon as I created a user account to use the app…voila! Two promotional emails appeared in my inbox, and over the next 12 hours I received two more. Coupled with the fact that creating a user account required I cough-up a lot of information about myself, I’m now thinking these guys have already sold all of my information to other companies. For this reason alone, I immediately off-loaded the app from my devices and would never use it again.
1. I got the app specifically because I wanted to use it on my Apple Watch Ultra. I go for long bike rides and don’t take my phone since my Apple Watch is cell-enabled. Unfortunately, the first time I went for a bike ride, the Komoot app on my watch said it was no longer connected to my phone and couldn’t work.
2. I didn’t see anywhere in the settings the option to switch from Imperial to Metric, or vice versa. So, I assume it automatically applies the appropriate unit of measure depending on the region the user is located in. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to use the app (see #1, above) so don’t know if it would have applied Imperial units of measure since I am in the US.
3. When signing up, you have the option to not receive email promotions, so I made sure I did not check the box allowing for email promotions. Nevertheless, as soon as I created a user account to use the app…voila! Two promotional emails appeared in my inbox, and over the next 12 hours I received two more. Coupled with the fact that creating a user account required I cough-up a lot of information about myself, I’m now thinking these guys have already sold all of my information to other companies. For this reason alone, I immediately off-loaded the app from my devices and would never use it again.
Ferengii,
A must-have app!
We were on a bike & boat cycling trip on the Danube River last summer/autumn. Although we received daily paper route maps, I had also downloaded Komoot route maps. We used the Komoot map routes and never got lost or made a wrong turn. When we met with other riders at the end of the day, they expressed frustrations at missing turns and getting lost. Subsequently, we had a number of riders who followed us to avoid getting lost. The Komoot app was really easy to use and many of the other riders downloaded the app and let me know how much it improved their bike touring experience. We continued using Komoot on our ride around Lake Constance and our ride across Austria as part of our overall bike tour. While there are other similar apps, this one doesn’t require subscriptions and is really easy to use. I can’t imagine bike touring without Komoot!
ut bike rider,
Perfect for bike touring
Pros: it works well. The reason I downloaded is for its voice navigation along a user defined route ... the only app I’ve found that does so without an annual subscription. Most can only navigate a route it calculates. The mapping tool online works well and is easy to use. Save a created route and it automatically becomes available in the mobile app. Routes created elsewhere can be imported and edited.
Cons: when importing a gpx route, it can get altered by Komoot if the route goes someplace not on Open Street Maps, which Komoot uses. The good news is you can edit Open Street maps yourself to correct the map. Nitpicking: voice navigation below a mile is given in feet instead of tenths of a mile. Example: 3900 feet instead of .8 miles.
Cons: when importing a gpx route, it can get altered by Komoot if the route goes someplace not on Open Street Maps, which Komoot uses. The good news is you can edit Open Street maps yourself to correct the map. Nitpicking: voice navigation below a mile is given in feet instead of tenths of a mile. Example: 3900 feet instead of .8 miles.
Chuckji,
Poor UI design
I find it very hard to mark out easy routes. When I set a start point on the map it takes me back one page to click on the destination input box, which takes me to yet another page before finally going back to the map. When returning to the map, my start point is not displayed and it appears to have forgotten it. It hasn’t but it feels that way. The biggest text is “Plan New Route” which reinforces the feeling that I’ve lost my starting point. At the top of the page in smaller print is the text “Tap the map to add a point”.
I guess this structure is useful if you have no idea where you are going, only know places of interest, etc.
When I want to follow a specific route with the goal of creating a route for my bike computer, the app often redraws the route to a shorter path which is not what I wasn’t. Maybe this isn’t the right app for what I want, I get that. But it shouldn’t be so difficult to do something easy.
I guess this structure is useful if you have no idea where you are going, only know places of interest, etc.
When I want to follow a specific route with the goal of creating a route for my bike computer, the app often redraws the route to a shorter path which is not what I wasn’t. Maybe this isn’t the right app for what I want, I get that. But it shouldn’t be so difficult to do something easy.
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OK but... Spoken directions could be better
Komoot seems ok. Despite sending me into a thicket of thorn bushes as a trail or to a bridge that was closed, it generally has good routes.
The problem is the spoken directions. It often calls a rotary an intersection. It will tell me to turn right or left at a bend in the road where there is nowhere else to go. It tells you to go straight at a tee intersection. It miscounts rotary exits. Sometimes it say to go straight at a rotary and that means either the first exit or some other exit. Or turn left at a rotary - meaning just about anything. The directions are often confusing because they don’t make sense. I have to stop and double check what it actually means.
The rerouting feature for planned routes doesn’t work well. It wants to send you back to the start instead of figuring a new way. Best to create a whole new route.
The problem is the spoken directions. It often calls a rotary an intersection. It will tell me to turn right or left at a bend in the road where there is nowhere else to go. It tells you to go straight at a tee intersection. It miscounts rotary exits. Sometimes it say to go straight at a rotary and that means either the first exit or some other exit. Or turn left at a rotary - meaning just about anything. The directions are often confusing because they don’t make sense. I have to stop and double check what it actually means.
The rerouting feature for planned routes doesn’t work well. It wants to send you back to the start instead of figuring a new way. Best to create a whole new route.
