Roadbook Recorder

Record your route live with GPS and turn it into a roadbook. Accuracy-aware sampling, pause/resume, crash-safe logging, one-tap notes and geotagged photos — then save it to your profile to edit in the Editor.

Open the Recorder

Live GPS recording

Accuracy-aware sampling that ignores noisy fixes, with pause/resume and a live odometer, speed and heading.

Crash-safe GPX

Your track is checkpointed continuously and recovered if the app or device closes mid-recording — nothing is lost.

One-tap notes

One big Note button drops a note exactly where you are; a bell and a big check confirm it. Nothing to read or type while riding.

Geotagged photos

Snap photos as you go; each is pinned to its position on the track for later editing.

Export & save

Export the track as GPX, or — signed in — save the route to your profile as a private roadbook to refine in the Editor.

Background recording

In the native app, recording keeps running with the screen locked via a foreground service, so long routes have no gaps.

Tips & tricks

Wait for a good fix

Let the GPS settle to good accuracy before you start — sampling is accuracy-aware and ignores noisy fixes, so a clean start means a cleaner track.

Drop notes as you go

Mark junctions and hazards with one tap and keep your eyes on the trail; the map shows the distance since the last note, and the words come later in the Editor.

Snap geotagged photos

Each photo pins to its position on the track, ready to turn into notes later in the Editor.

Pause at stops

Pause/resume while parked so standstill time doesn't add noise or drift to the recording.

It's crash-safe

The track is checkpointed continuously and recovered if the app or device closes; in the native app it keeps recording with the screen locked.

Save → refine in the Editor

Signed in, save the route to your profile as a private roadbook, then design its notes in the Editor.

Photos need an account + a GPS fix

You can snap photos of your notes. Photos are a server-side, account-bound feature: sign in and start a recording (a draft roadbook is enough). The photo button only appears once the draft and a GPS fix exist; until there's a fix the app shows “Waiting for a GPS fix…” and can't geolocate.

Photos become geolocated pins

Each photo is pinned at the exact GPS position where you took it (as accurate as the GPS at that moment — a few metres), right on the GPX track. In the Editor you review the photo pins on the map and turn them into notes at the right point.

Works onWindowsmacOS / iOSAndroidLinux — free, installable PWA + native apps.