Planning
Multi-stop motorcycle route planner
Build an ordered motorcycle itinerary with named stops, notes, map search, route preview, and distance/time readouts before you leave.
What it does
Draft routes can be created, edited, reordered, and deleted.
Stop search uses MapKit results for points of interest, addresses, and localities.
Route metrics come from cached MapKit directions when available, with approximate fallback when a leg cannot be computed.
Start with places, not a blank map
Search for passes, towns, addresses, or points of interest, then add them to the route in the order you want to ride them. Each stop can carry its own note, so the plan is more than a list of pins.
Reorder without rebuilding
Drag stops into a better sequence, remove the ones that no longer fit, and save the draft when the day makes sense. Strada keeps the route as an editable plan until you mark it done.
See the shape before handoff
When you save a route with at least two stops, Strada computes road legs with MapKit and stores them for the detail screen, map preview, metrics, and GPX export.
What it does
- MapKit search with viewport-aware search here behavior.
- Ordered stops with title, subtitle, coordinates, and notes.
- Cached route segments keyed to the current stop sequence.
- Distance and estimated ride time from routed legs where available.
Limits
- Strada does not optimize stop order automatically.
- Routing uses Apple's MapKit automobile directions, not motorcycle-specific routing.
- It does not promise scenic roads; you choose the roads by choosing and ordering stops.