VeloGPX

VeloGPX is the cycling companion built for riders who plan their own routes. Whether you're racing a gravel stage, exploring a new city by bike, or following a trail you downloaded the night before VeloGPX puts your route on a live map, keeps you on track, and surfaces the points of interest you actually care about. Import Any Route, Instantly. Open GPX and GeoJSON files directly from Files, Safari, Mail, or any share sheet. Your routes are saved in an on-device library so they're always ready to ride with no account required, no login, no upload to the cloud and share your rides with your friends. Navigate With Confidence. See your route line, your current position, and a clear visual corridor at a glance. VeloGPX continuously monitors your GPS track and alerts you the moment you stray off-route, so wrong turns are caught early, not kilometres later. Points of Interest Along Your Ride. Before you roll out, browse POIs along your corridor such as cafés, water fountains, bike shops, climbs, and more. During the ride, upcoming POIs appear as distance chips so you always know what's ahead. Tap any POI on the map to get details; long-press to remove ones you don't need. Apple Watch Always on Your Wrist. Your key ride metrics sync live to your Apple Watch. Speed, distance, elapsed time, and the next upcoming POI are glanceable without reaching for your phone. Haptic alerts keep you informed even when the screen is dark. Built for Real Rides. Import .gpx, .geojson, and .json route files Full route library with swipe-to-delete and contextual actions. Live rider position on a MapKit-powered interactive map. Off-route detection with real-time warnings. POI proximity alerts starting at 500m. Long-press POI deletion directly on the map. Apple Watch companion with live metrics and haptics. Works offline with your imported or planned route and POIs are stored on-device. Privacy First VeloGPX uses your location only while you ride. No account. No tracking. No data leaves your device unless you choose to share it. Grab your GPX file, open it in VeloGPX, and ride.