Motorcycle route planning, without replacing your navigation app
Build and keep the route in Strada, then hand turn-by-turn navigation to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. These are the tools that support the ride before, during, and after it.
Route planning
Build an ordered motorcycle itinerary with named stops, notes, map search, route preview, and distance/time readouts before you leave.
Explore this feature → 02 · HandoffNavigation handoff
Strada plans the route, then opens Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze for turn-by-turn navigation with clear waypoint limits before you launch.
Explore this feature → 03 · WatchApple Watch
The watch companion shows non-completed routes, launches Apple Maps locally, and can ask a reachable iPhone to start or stop a ride.
Explore this feature → 04 · DoneRide log
Mark a route done, rate it, add notes, attach photo memories, and duplicate a completed ride back into a new draft.
Explore this feature → 05 · FilesImport, export, backup
Export `.strada` files for Strada-to-Strada sharing, export GPX for route geometry, and keep local backups for your route library.
Explore this feature → 06 · PrivacyPrivacy and control
No account, no ads, no cross-app tracking. Analytics and crash reporting stay off until you opt in, and location is used for route work you ask for.
Explore this feature →One route, three stages
Strada keeps planning, riding, and remembering connected without pretending they are the same task.
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Plan on iPhone
Search for places, order the stops, add notes, and inspect distance, ride time, and the route preview before departure.
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Hand off the ride
Choose a destination, full supported route, or smaller subset and open the map app you trust for turn-by-turn directions.
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Keep what mattered
Mark the ride done, add a rating and memories, then duplicate the completed route when it deserves another version.
Clear limits are part of the product
Strada does not navigate internally, choose scenic roads automatically, optimize stop order, or import GPX. The feature pages explain what each workflow does and where another app takes over.