This app isn’t perfect, but it’s pretty good. I’ve had a couple of times where the navigation wouldn’t start and would appear hung, but an app restart fixed it. As others have said there’s also a learning curve if all you’ve used is Apple or Google maps. I’d compare this to Garmin Basecamp without the need for dedicated GPS hardware.
I used it to plan a couple of routes using a browser on a PC, then used the iPhone app to run and navigate the routes and it worked well. It does good things like auto-skip waypoints when you get close but pass them on a larger route. Unlike Apple Maps, this lets you have lots of Via points, and unlike Google Maps it won’t hound you endlessly about a faster route that saves you 2 minutes when you’re intentionally on a curvey and scenic road.
If you want good in-city navigation that tells you the fastest route and which lane to get in at exactly the right time, use Apple Maps. This app doesn’t replace that. But if you want to plan, share, and ride your back road motorcycle routes this is pretty good. I ended up getting the subscription to use the Nav feature and I feel it was worth it.
It is a little hard on the battery so plan for a power cord to use this more than a couple of hours.
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