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Considered by many as the best cycling app for planning routes
Large library of tours and collections of tours
Collections typically form a larger, contiguous tour
Great source of inspiration for multi-day rides
Open-source OpenStreetMap database
Allows you to plan road, mountain bike, and gravel rides
When route planning, it takes into account how bike friendly a road or trail is
Takes into account fitness
Premium subscription unlocks
Multi-day planner
Live tracking
Download: Komoot for iOS or Komoot for Android
Price:
First map region free
Subsequent map regions $3.99
Premium: $59.99 annually
Most features are free to use
Points of interest such as bicycle repair shops, bike parking facilities, public tire pumps, and more
Claims to have world's larges collection of cycling routes
9.9 million tour suggestion
100+ different countries
Filter by paved, unpaved and gravel surfaces
Search for bike shops and public bathrooms
Premium service
Offline maps and navigation
Cycling-friendly map layers
Turn-by-turn directions
3D views of your planned routes
Price:
Free
Premium version: $12 monthly; $49 annually; $99 one-off payment for lifetime access
Download: Bikemap for iOS or Bikemap for Android
Gold standard for road navigation
Not perfect for bike route plotting
Selects shortest route
May select hills and busy roads over longer, bike friendly routes
May just not connect to bike routes
If you know how, you can download offline maps
Download: Google Maps for iOS or Google Maps for Android
Can be used to navigate offline
Route data provided detailed elevation profiles
Can share your rides in real-time
Can read comments aloud as you ride
Free version
Can create routes and record your rides
Set goals
Basic subscription
Turn-by-turn navigation
Live logging
Offline mapping
Can also publish ride reports
Premium version
Everything in Basic
Advanced route editing
Custom cue sheets
Stationary bike support
Private segments
Download: Ride with GPS for iOS or Ride with GPS for Android
Price:
Free
Basic: $6 monthly or $50 yearly
Premium: $10 monthly or $80 yearly
Social media app for cyclists
Can be used as a bike computer
Mostly used to track other riders
Cycling-related 'Points of Interest', such as cafes and bike shops, show up in Strava's base map in its app and browser
Works on smartphones and newer Garmin Edge and Wahoo computers
Download: Strava for iOS or Strava for Android