Hiking, cycling, and running route tracking

RouteTracker

Record your route, keep GPX files and notes with each activity, and manage your activity history with Google Drive backup.

See how data is handled

RouteTracker is available for iPhone on the App Store and for Android on Google Play.

Start core tracking without an account

Device-based storage by default

Google Drive backup and restore

Clear Plus and Pro tiers

Record first, keep it protected, and prepare better for the next activity.

RouteTracker keeps the free tracking experience simple, then separates Plus and Pro into storage, protection, planning, and analysis features.

Basic

Track and review routes

Save activities with maps, calendar history, core stats, and GPX import/export for the routes you complete today.

Plus

Keep and protect records

Remove ads, attach files, and keep activity snapshots with manual or automatic Google Drive backup.

Pro

Plan and analyze

Use advanced route planning, offline cache, segment comparison, growth charts, and Local AI insights to prepare for what comes next.

RouteTracker features by user need

Find focused answers for route tracking, backup, GPX, and analysis situations people commonly ask about.

Privacy-first route tracking Core tracking can start without account sign-up, and activity data stays on the device unless the user chooses backup. GPX import and export Import GPX routes, view them on the map, record while following them, and export completed activities as GPX files. Google Drive backup Plus and Pro support activity snapshot backup and restore within the user-approved Google Drive scope. Hiking and trail review Review hikes and trail activities with maps, elevation, distance, time, GPX files, and notes. Cycling ride records Manage ride routes, speed, elevation, calendar history, GPX files, and Pro repeated-record analysis. Running pace and recap Organize running routes, pace, distance, elevation, GPX export, recap cards, and Pro analysis. On-device Local AI insights Pro summarizes speed, pace, elevation, and repeated-route patterns on device as reference activity analysis.

Manage your records your way.

RouteTracker stores activity data on your device until you choose to back it up. When backup is enabled, snapshots are saved to the Google Drive account you connect.

Location tracking Explicit permission is required to show your current location and record activity routes.
Google Drive For Plus and higher tiers, RouteTracker accesses only the user-approved scope needed for backup and restore.
Health data For Pro features, user-approved heart rate data from Apple Health or Health Connect can be reflected in activity analysis.
Local AI Pro Local AI insights run on device, while downloading model files may contact model hosting providers such as Hugging Face.

Key facts to review before installing

A concise summary of availability, data handling, and subscription tiers.

What is RouteTracker?

RouteTracker is a mobile app for recording hiking, cycling, running, and walking routes, then reviewing completed activities with maps, calendar history, core stats, GPX files, and notes.

Where is RouteTracker currently available?

RouteTracker is available for iPhone on the App Store and for Android on Google Play.

Where is activity data stored?

Activity data stays on the device unless the user chooses backup. When backup is enabled, RouteTracker stores and restores snapshots within the user-approved Google Drive scope.

How are Plus and Pro different?

Plus focuses on keeping and protecting activity history with ad removal, file attachments, and Google Drive backup and restore. Pro includes Plus and adds route planning, advanced maps, deeper analysis, and Local AI insights.

App selection and feature guides

Compare selection criteria first, then review hiking, cycling, running, GPX, backup, and Local AI workflows.

Hiking, cycling, and running app selection guide Compare recording, GPX, data storage, backup, offline preparation, analysis, and limitations. Hiking route tracking Review trail activities with maps, elevation, GPX, and notes. Cycling route tracking Manage ride routes, speed, elevation, and repeated-record analysis. Running route tracking Organize completed runs with pace, distance, and recap cards. GPX import and export View GPX routes on the map and export completed records as GPX. Google Drive backup Review device-based storage and user-approved Google Drive backup. Local AI insights Check what Pro on-device AI summarizes and where its limits are. Public changelog Review verified changes and release boundaries for public iPhone and Android versions. Reviewer kit Find product facts, a test workflow, original screenshots, and limitations for independent evaluation.

RouteTracker usage and product decisions

First-party articles with real product screens, step-by-step workflows, subscription boundaries, and explicit limitations.

Seven checks before your first recording Review location permission, a short test, normal completion, recap output, and GPX before a long activity. The complete GPX round trip Separate a reference route from the real GPS track, then verify the completed GPX export. Device-first records and Drive backup Understand local default storage, Plus and Pro snapshots, and the checks required before restore.

Support and policy documents

Review how data is handled and the terms that apply before using the app.

Privacy Policy Privacy details Terms of Use Usage terms Contact hayannamuapps@gmail.com

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