Feature · 01

Plan the ride.Then forget the map.

Q: Does the app actually route on real roads, or does it draw straight lines?

Real roads. Between any two waypoints, we call Mapbox Directions with motorcycle-friendly routing and render the actual polyline you would ride. Zoom in on any segment of the Dolomites Loop above — you can see the hairpins.

Q: Can I plan a trip before I invite anyone?

Yes. Every trip starts as a draft, visible only to you. You can build and edit it across multiple sessions, and only publish when you are ready to share.

Q: What happens if I invite people and only half of them can make it?

Each rider RSVPs Going, Maybe or Declined, and picks which bike they are bringing. You see the count in the trip header (for example, 0/8 riders) and the full list of participants below.

Q: Can I plan a trip that covers multiple countries or crossings?

Yes. There are no borders in the map — add a Ferry waypoint for a Mediterranean crossing or a Pass Summit for a mountain crossing. The routing engine handles anything Mapbox can route.

Q: How many waypoints can one trip have?

There's no hard cap you would hit in normal use. The real constraint is readability — past 15 or 16 stops on a single day the itinerary gets busy. Split into multiple days to keep it clean.

Q: Can I export the trip to another app?

Every published trip has a canonical URL with a route preview. You can also share from the trip detail screen; native share lets you paste it into Messages, Slack, Discord, or your notes.

Multi-day routes, typed waypoints, real road routing, and a map that moves with you. The first feature we built — and the one that still shapes the rest of MotoVault.

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Route 04 · Dolomites

Bolzano → Cortina

412 kmDistance

5h 20mRiding

4Stops

Ready · GPX exported

How it works

Four things that matter on a long ride.

Typed waypoints, not pins.

Tag each stop as fuel, scenic, overnight or pass summit. The map styles them differently so you can read it at a glance.

Types6 built-in

Real motorcycle routing.

Prefer twisties, avoid highways, lean into scenic roads. The routing engine knows the difference between a commute and a ride.

Profiles3 · tweakable

Fuel-range aware.

Tell MotoVault your tank size and efficiency. It warns you when two waypoints are further apart than your bike can handle.

Per-bikeAuto-loaded

Share with the group.

One link → every rider has the route on their phone. Or export GPX to Rever, Calimoto, Google Maps, your Garmin.

ExportsGPX · KML · Apple

Day-by-day breakdown.

Split multi-day tours into legs with overnight pins. See daily distance and time before you roll out.

Max daysUnlimited

Offline mode.

Pre-download map tiles for the regions you'll ride through. Dead zones in the Alps? Not a problem.

CacheRegions · Offline

Waypoints

Every stop, typed.

Fuel, scenic, overnight, pass summit, coffee, border crossing — each waypoint carries its type so the map stays readable at a glance and the export tells the truth to your GPS.

Fuel

Stations ranked by distance from route.

Scenic

Viewpoints with photo previews.

Overnight

Hotels, B&Bs and camps in range.

Summit

Elevation profile & closure status.

MotoVault trip planner showing a new route on a dark map

Export & share

Your route, on every device.

One share link sends the route to every rider in your group — they open it in MotoVault or import to their GPS of choice. No re-planning. No "did you get the file?"

Native GPX, KML and GeoJSON exports.

One-tap send to Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze.

Share via link — viewers don't need the app.

Import from Rever, Calimoto, Garmin BaseCamp.

GPXKMLGeoJSONAPPLE MAPSGOOGLE MAPSGARMINREVER

MotoVault trip detail showing Dolomites route overview

8k+

Routes planned each month.

412km

Average multi-day tour length.

6 types

Waypoint categories built-in.

< 90s

To plan a four-day tour.

Start planning

Your next tour.

Free on iOS and Android. Plan your first route in under 90 seconds.

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AI diagnostics.

Point. Tap. Answered.

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Garage management.

One vault, every bike.

Common Questions

Trip planning, questions riders ask

Real roads. Between any two waypoints, we call Mapbox Directions with motorcycle-friendly routing and render the actual polyline you would ride. Zoom in on any segment of the Dolomites Loop above — you can see the hairpins.

Yes. Every trip starts as a draft, visible only to you. You can build and edit it across multiple sessions, and only publish when you are ready to share.

Each rider RSVPs Going, Maybe or Declined, and picks which bike they are bringing. You see the count in the trip header (for example, 0/8 riders) and the full list of participants below.

Yes. There are no borders in the map — add a Ferry waypoint for a Mediterranean crossing or a Pass Summit for a mountain crossing. The routing engine handles anything Mapbox can route.

There's no hard cap you would hit in normal use. The real constraint is readability — past 15 or 16 stops on a single day the itinerary gets busy. Split into multiple days to keep it clean.

Every published trip has a canonical URL with a route preview. You can also share from the trip detail screen; native share lets you paste it into Messages, Slack, Discord, or your notes.

Built specifically for motorcycles

Stop Guessing. Start Tracking.

Free on iOS and Android. Your bike's maintenance, expenses, and rides — finally in one place.

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Trip planning, questions riders ask

Yes. Every trip starts as a draft, visible only to you. You can build and edit it across multiple sessions, and only publish when you are ready to share.

Each rider RSVPs Going, Maybe or Declined, and picks which bike they are bringing. You see the count in the trip header (for example, 0/8 riders) and the full list of participants below.

Yes. There are no borders in the map — add a Ferry waypoint for a Mediterranean crossing or a Pass Summit for a mountain crossing. The routing engine handles anything Mapbox can route.

There's no hard cap you would hit in normal use. The real constraint is readability — past 15 or 16 stops on a single day the itinerary gets busy. Split into multiple days to keep it clean.

Every published trip has a canonical URL with a route preview. You can also share from the trip detail screen; native share lets you paste it into Messages, Slack, Discord, or your notes.