Fastest capture in the field — designed for real rally conditions where every second on the clock counts.
29 icons organised into 5 logical groups. Compatible with OpenRally and Garmin symbol standards out of the box.
Tap 🎙 Record and speak — *"left onto Forbes Road"* — GPS locks at the tap, the waypoint captures itself. Optional external trigger for Bluetooth headsets and foot pedals.
Continuous GPS track capture with live turn detection and intelligent jitter filtering for clean, accurate logs.
Automated roadbook engine produces tulip diagrams, CAP values, and formatted driving instructions ready for the navigator.
The organiser's workbench — map and roadbook side by side. Tap a row to fly to it on the map, check each tulip against the real corner geometry, and refine notes and icons in place. Works on the active stage or any saved stage.
The in-vehicle roadbook reader. Load a recorded stage and the roadbook advances row by row from GPS position, with spoken turn instructions, distance-to-next, and manual override — navigation from the same data you recorded.
One ZIP per stage, organised by use case — Universal, RallyNavigator, Printable, Garmin, Hema, Gaia, Source. A README.txt at the root tells you which file for which tool.
Full functionality without a signal. Supabase cloud sync kicks in automatically when connectivity returns.
Two-row glove-friendly controls, landscape and portrait layouts. Guest Mode for instant start — no login required. Also runs in any modern browser, including Chrome on Android.
Survey unknown tracks for multi-day charity rallies. Map 500+ km routes in a single day.
Design challenging, safe stages with precise waypoints. Export directly to Rally Navigator.
Explore and verify guided routes. Share professional GPX/KML files with clients.
Record discovery trips with photos and notes. Share adventures with friends and family.
Start free. Upgrade when you need unlimited stages, full export formats, or commercial use. All prices in AUD, GST inclusive.
A$0
Try the full workflow on a single stage.
A$39 one-off
One trip, 60 days, unlimited stages.
Most popular
A$9.99 / month
For regular personal use.
A$29.99 / month
Commercial use for organisers & operators.
A$249 / year
Same as Pro Monthly, save over A$110 / year.
Already have an account? Launch the app and upgrade from the Account panel. All plans handled securely through Stripe.
Core mapping engine, waypoint capture, voice notes, 10+ export formats, roadbook generation, and cloud sync — built and tuned on active outback recon.
Invite-only beta across multiple rally recon teams, refining hands-free voice mapping, sync reliability, and roadbook accuracy based on real road-test feedback.
RouteMapper went live at app.routemapper.net with a Free tier and four paid tiers. Stripe billing wired end-to-end with Australian GST handled automatically.
The combined GPX export now imports cleanly into Rally Navigator with the full waypoint list (including the START point) and the recorded polyline rendered from the track — validated on real recon data with a professional fundraising- rally organiser.
Replaced wake-word activation with a deterministic 🎙 Record button. Field testing showed in-vehicle speech recognition degraded the wake word too often; push-to-talk is reliable every time. External trigger added for Bluetooth headsets, foot pedals, presenter clickers, and Bluetooth keyboards.
The in-vehicle reader is live at app.routemapper.net/drive. Load a recorded stage from your saved list or an export ZIP and the roadbook advances by GPS proximity with spoken turn instructions, a pre-start screen, manual Prev/Next override, and adjustable trigger radius — turning RouteMapper into a complete authoring + navigation workflow.
A laptop-first split view at app.routemapper.net/review — map and roadbook side by side with bidirectional selection. Verify every tulip against the real corner geometry, refine notes and icons in place, and review the active stage or any saved stage from Stage History.
Refining Travel Mode and Review Mode on live recon and event data — roadbook accuracy, map behaviour, and stage-history reliability tuned from real road-test feedback.
Additional icon packs, team collaboration tools, Android tablet support, and strategic partnerships — prioritised by feedback from real-world users.
Yes — the RouteMapper User Guide covers everything from your first sign-in to exporting a roadbook, with sections on the snap-first waypoint flow, push-to-talk voice (and the external trigger for Bluetooth headsets / foot pedals / presenters), Stage History, Map PDF export, and the organised export ZIP.
Yes — that's Travel Mode, the in-vehicle roadbook reader at app.routemapper.net/drive. Load a recorded stage from your saved list or from an export ZIP, and the roadbook advances row by row from your GPS position, speaks each turn instruction aloud, and shows distance to the next instruction. Manual Prev/Next override, a pause toggle, and an adjustable trigger radius are built in.
Use Review Mode at app.routemapper.net/review — a split view with the map on one side and the roadbook on the other. Tap a row and the map flies to that waypoint; tap a marker and the matching row scrolls into view. You can verify each tulip against the actual corner geometry and edit notes and icons in place. It works on your active stage or any saved stage from Stage History.
Yes, completely. All data is stored locally on your device and syncs automatically when a connection returns. Guest Mode requires no login and works entirely offline.
One ZIP per stage, organised by use case rather than by file type.
Universal/ holds route.gpx and
route.kml for any mapping tool;
RallyNavigator/ holds the GPX bundled for Rally
Navigator import (validated working — full waypoint list +
polyline render in RN); Printable/ holds the
roadbook as HTML, DOCX, CSV plus the Map PDF;
Source/ holds stage.json for
re-importing back into RouteMapper. Pre-organised Garmin, Hema and
Gaia folders included for users who prefer those products' native
file conventions. A README.txt
at the root tells you exactly which file for which tool.
RouteMapper runs in any modern browser — no app to install. It's optimised for iPad (Safari, iPadOS 14+) in both landscape and portrait orientations, and works on iPhone, Mac, and PC too. Add it to your iPad's Home Screen for a full-screen, app-like experience.
Yes — there's a permanent Free tier (1 saved stage, 20 waypoints) plus a Guest Mode that needs no sign-up at all. Both let you try the full waypoint and roadbook workflow before deciding whether to upgrade. See the Pricing section for the paid tiers.
Absolutely. While designed for rally navigation, RouteMapper works for any route-planning activity — hiking, mountain biking, overlanding, expedition planning, scout camps. The export formats (KML, GPX, Hema, Gaia) are widely supported by other tools in those communities.
Android tablet support is on the roadmap, prioritised by user demand. The web app already runs in Chrome on Android — feature parity is the goal — but we haven't yet tuned the glove-friendly controls for the Android tablet form factor.
Yes — Stage History keeps every saved stage, synced to the cloud for signed-in users (and stored locally in Guest Mode). Reopen any stage to re-export it, review it in Review Mode, or drive it in Travel Mode. Stages can also be permanently deleted from history. Your Account panel in the top bar holds your name, username, and phone — used as the billing name on Stripe and the crew line on generated roadbook PDFs.
Cancel any time from the Manage Billing link in the app. Cancelling at end of period keeps your access until the next billing date; cancelling immediately reverts you to Free straight away. Either way, no questions asked.
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