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Routeey needs an internet connection to generate maps and videos, but you can load your data and analyze it locally.

Yes. Routeey works independently, although you can import data from compatible services if you wish.

Routeey offers a free version with comprehensive features for most users. Some advanced features are available on paid plans.

Mainly cycling, but it also works with running and hiking routes.

Yes. You can export routes in .fit or .json formats, and summaries in PDF or CSV to analyze them in other tools.

Of course! Once generated, you can easily share your video with friends or on social media.

You can connect your Strava or Wahoo account from the app to import your routes. With Wahoo, integration is quick and complete. Direct pairing with Garmin is coming soon; in the meantime you can sync your Garmin activities through Strava. On the first sync through Strava, we can import up to 30 previous routes as long as they fall within the two months prior to that date; with Wahoo it depends on the device and the capabilities exposed by their APIs, so that history cannot always be guaranteed.

Your data is yours. Routeey stores all information on your device so you can access it whenever you want. No one else can access it. It’s not stored on external servers, not analyzed, not shared, and never sold. Privacy isn’t optional—it’s part of the app’s design.

Routeey does not create backups or upload your data to servers: all information is stored only on your device. Since we don’t exploit or centralize that data, custody and backups are up to you. We recommend using your system’s backup options (e.g., exporting your routes or making a manual backup) to avoid loss. If you lose the device or restore it without a prior backup, the data will be lost.