Roadbook '71

Roadbook '71

Your GPX as a rally roadbook

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 2, 2026
  • September 15, 2026

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Roadbook '71 turns a recorded GPX loop into a 1970s rally co-driver's roadbook - and then drives it with you. Import any GPX track and the app matches it to real roads, builds turn-by-turn guidance, and draws every junction as a hand-inked "tulip" diagram computed from your own recording. Join a loop at the point nearest you, drive the full circle, and arrive back where you joined. Stop for lunch and continue later - the book keeps your place. - Turn-by-turn voice and on-screen guidance along your recorded route - Tulip junction diagrams parsed from the track itself - dot in, arrow out - Loop-aware: join anywhere, the route wraps around - Progress inked onto both the route and your original recording - Interrupt and continue a drive, days later, from wherever you are - Day pages in paper and ink; night pages lit like a map light over leather - Export the drive you actually made as a new GPX Built for slow roads, open tops, and routes worth driving twice.
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What's New in Roadbook '71

1.3

September 15, 2026

Send a route to someone as a link. Publish a loop from the roadbook and it opens in their app complete: the turn-by-turn route, the tulip diagrams and the printed page. Tap the flag at a junction the app got wrong - a closed road, a better line, a turn it missed - and it is filed against that route, so the routes get better the more they are driven. A drive is now recorded as you go rather than only at the end, so a phone that dies halfway does not take the drive with it. All of it is anonymous, all of it is one switch in Settings, and "Delete what I've sent" erases it. Off means nothing leaves the phone.

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