Your routes.
Your corner of the map.
See where you’ve been, build your next route, and keep the GPX. Import your own activities to make a personal heatmap.
Up to 20 files, 10 MB each and 50,000 points in total. Files stay in this tab; refreshing clears your work. Download your route before leaving.
Open a GPX file or start drawing a route.
Street maps contact OpenStreetMap and reveal the area you view, plus your IP address. GPX files stay on your device. Map privacy.
Your activities
No activities loadedHeat shows the density of recorded points, not time spent. Recording frequency and pauses affect intensity. Tick activities to include them; edit a copy to create a new route.
Your tracks will appear here. Start with the example to explore the map.
A map without a membership.
Bring your GPX
Tracks and routes from GPX 1.0 and 1.1 work here. Gaps between track segments stay separate. Waypoint-only files and polar coordinates outside ±85.05112878° aren’t supported.
Plan point by point
Use the map or coordinates to sketch a route. Distances measure the lines between points, without elevation adjustment. Check access and actual paths when planning a journey.
Keep it personal
Your activity library stays in memory. The offline coordinate grid needs no map service; turn on street tiles when you want more context.