The navigator: follow a roadbook turn by turn with GPS. A paper-style note table, a live odometer and CAP direction bar, automatic or manual validation, and full competition scoring for events.
Open the ReaderPaper-style note table
Each note shows distance, the tulip vignette and your comments, colour-coded by state — reached, skipped, active, approaching.
Odometer & CAP bar
Total and partial distance, speed and heading up top; a CAP direction bar points you along the prescribed heading.
Automatic or manual
GPS validates each note within its detection radius (per-note, the roadbook default, or a fixed radius), or tap "reached" yourself.
Per-note map
An optional MapLibre mini-map per note, satellite or topo, to confirm the position on the ground.
Competition in events
When an event scores a roadbook, its run is a competition: penalties and a result that goes straight into the event ranking.
Load & record
Open your own, a public roadbook, or a .rdbk from the OS; crash-safe GPX logging, sound on note, and background GPS in the native app.
Tips & tricks
A report at the finish
Every run ends with its report — notes reached, speed limits respected, time and distance — to keep private or show on your public profile.
Tune the detection radius
Automatic mode marks a note as soon as the path you drive enters its detection radius — set per note in the Editor, or roadbook-wide, falling back to the waypoint type's own default.
Keep the odometer honest
Nudge the distance ±10 m when needed; validating a note syncs the total to that note's distance, so a wrong reading self-corrects at each waypoint.
Use the per-note map
Open a note's mini-map to confirm the spot on the ground when the text alone is ambiguous — in the RDBK map you prefer, satellite included.
Competition → keep the QR
A competition run sends its result to the event ranking by itself; the QR in the report is the offline copy for the organizer’s desk, confirmed when the run reaches the server.
Log the run, screen locked
Optional crash-safe GPX logging plus a sound on each note; in the native app GPS keeps running with the screen off.
Works onWindowsmacOS / iOSAndroidLinux — free, installable PWA + native apps.