Ride the curves, not the traffic
Slide from Direct to Wild and the route bends toward the twisties between you and there. The motorway never wins by default.
Choose where you want to go and how twisty you want the ride. ArcRoute finds the roads worth taking and guides you all the way there.
Every destination has a fast way there. ArcRoute finds the one worth riding: more bends, better roads, less of the boring stuff. You choose how twisty. Then just ride.
Six things that make a ride better: more bends, fewer glances at the screen, and a map of where you have been.
Slide from Direct to Wild and the route bends toward the twisties between you and there. The motorway never wins by default.
Banners you can read from the bars, distance to the turn, and a quiet reroute when you miss one. Nothing to dismiss with a glove.
Every ride records in the background, phone in your pocket. Save the good ones, replay them, ride them again next spring.
Every road you ride glows a little brighter. After a season you can see where you have been, and where you have not.
Pick a distance and a direction. You get a loop that ends where it started, a Sunday out without planning one.
Gas, coffee and ice cream on the map. Tap a stop and it drops into the ride; the bends stay where they were.
Say how far out of the way the ride may go, from Direct to Wild. The route bends toward curves and scenery instead of the fastest way there.


New area? Twisty Highlights marks the curvy stretches on the map. Tap one, hit Ride this stretch, and the route runs the bends end to end.
Big maneuver banners and distance to the turn, readable from a bar mount through a visor. The road keeps your eyes; the screen only borrows them.

Every kilometre you ride is recorded and map-matched into a heatmap of your own roads. Not a list of trips: the shape of where you ride.

ArcRoute started with the roads we knew best. Today every drivable road in twelve regions is scored for curvature, the whole network and not just the famous passes, so the router can find the bends nobody has written up yet.
Czechia, Slovakia, Austria, Poland and Germany end to end, then Switzerland, Slovenia and Liechtenstein, then northern Italy and the French Alps, two regions apiece, where the Dolomites, the Stelvio and the Grandes Alpes are.

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Straight answers from the person who built it. If yours is not here, the support page has the rest, and an email gets a real reply.
They are built to end the journey: fastest road, which on a bike means the motorway, and no way to ask for bends. ArcRoute routes by how good the road is and keeps every ride you took.
Partly. A saved ride replays from your phone, line and spoken turns included. Planning a new route and rerouting need a connection, and the map only shows tiles already loaded.
Yes, in English and Czech, through helmet speakers over Bluetooth with the screen locked. It is generated on the phone, so it works offline as far as a saved ride does.
Yes. Import a .gpx from Mapy.cz, Komoot or a GPS unit and ride it with full guidance. Imported routes stay out of your heatmap until you have actually ridden them.
Yes, with Sign in with Apple, so there is no password to invent and you can hide your email. The account is what syncs your rides and heatmap across devices.
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