OnRouteMap User Manual¶
OnRouteMap takes a route you upload, or a single point you pick on a map, and finds what's actually useful along the way: supermarkets, water sources, food, places to sleep, and more. Everything lands on one interactive map you can filter, star as favorites, print as a routebook, or export straight to your GPS device, so the planning stays as simple as the ride itself.
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Getting started
Upload a GPX route or search around a single point.
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My Maps
Find, tag, share, and remove your saved maps.
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The map view
Popups, search, layers, wind/elevation/rain radar, favorites, sharing, export.
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Settings
Interface language and color theme.
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Other pages
About, legal, and the mobile/desktop apps.
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Limits & troubleshooting
File size, route length, and other limits.
This manual covers the website
OnRouteMap is also available as a native Android app and, on iOS, as an installable web app, both with nearly the same feature set as the website (see Mobile & desktop apps). This manual documents the website specifically; the apps' screens and controls may look a little different since they're a separate, native interface.
English only, for now
OnRouteMap itself speaks German, English, French, and Spanish, but this manual is still English-only. We haven't set up the tooling to translate it yet, that'll follow once the English version has settled.