Offline-first ride journal

Make every ride count.

See your distance, speed and climb, then share it in a few taps.

Get it onGoogle Play Free · No account · Android 10+

Motorcycle Car Bicycle Works offline

Vista template — the Central island ride route and 140.1 km over a photo of the rider at sunset

Map template — the Central island ride route on a dark map, with 140.1 km and six ride stats

Photo template — the Side quest route drawn over a photo of the motorcycle

Minimal template — the Central island ride route and three stats on a light paper background

Redline template — the Central island ride route glowing on a red night map, led by 60.9 km/h

Route template — the route and six stats on a transparent background, for laying over your own photo

Share your ride as Vista

Three taps, start to poster

Ride. Stop. Share something worth looking at.

Recording a ride — the route drawing live on the map, with elapsed time, speed and distance

Hit record and pocket it

Tracking continues with the screen off, and auto-pauses at stops so idle time never drags your average down.

The RouteRune dashboard — total distance, this year, longest ride, top speed and recent rides

Watch the totals stack up

Distance, time, top and average speed — every stat computed on the phone, right after you stop.

Sharing a ride — a poster of the route with its stats, and a row of templates to choose from

Export it, own it

A poster, a 3D fly-through video, or a GPX/KML file for Strava, Garmin, Komoot or Google Earth.

There is no server that could hold your rides.

RouteRune is new, and asking for location access is a big ask. So the app is built so that trusting us barely matters: your routes, stats and garage are stored on your phone, and RouteRune runs no backend that could receive them.

Read the privacy policy →

No account, ever

No sign-up, no email, no profile. Install it and press record.

No cloud sync

Data leaves the phone only when you tap export or share.

No ads, no trackers

No analytics SDKs and nothing quietly selling where you have been.

What it does

Everything a ride log should be — and nothing it shouldn't.

Purpose-built for riders and drivers who want a beautiful record of where they have been, kept private.

Background recording

Keeps tracking with the screen off, and auto-pauses when you stop so idle time never counts against your average.

Your garage

Add your motorcycle, car, or bicycle and tag every ride to the right one. Stats add up per vehicle.

Posters & videos

Export a crisp map poster or an animated route reveal — including a 3D fly-through that stands your route up in real perspective.

GPX & KML

Your tracks are yours. Export to GPX or KML for Strava, Garmin, Komoot, or Google Earth in a tap.

Map styles

Switch basemaps to suit the ride, including a custom dark Midnight theme tuned to the app so your route always pops.

Private by design

Every stat is computed on-device. Data leaves only when you choose to export or share it — never on its own.

Before you install

Is it really free?

Yes. Free on Google Play, with no ads and nothing gated behind a sign-up.

Why does it need location?

To draw your route. It is used while you are recording, stays on the device, and is never sent anywhere.

Does it work without signal?

Recording and stats work fully offline. Map tiles come from OpenFreeMap, so the map picture itself needs a connection.

Is iOS coming?

An iOS version comes next as the community grows. Android is where it lives today.

Start your ride journal

Your next ride is worth keeping.

Free on Android today. Install it before you set off — it records from the first turn.

Get it onGoogle Play App Store — coming next