A personal running-route planner. Drop waypoints on a map, get a
route snapped to real trails and paths, and export a GPX tuned for navigation
on an Apple Watch.
What it does
Click to drop waypoints (first = start, last = end); drag to adjust — the route redraws live with total distance.
Routing favours trails, footways and shared foot/cycle paths over roads, and never uses motorways.
Options to avoid big/busy roads and to avoid retracing the same trail (loop around, or stop at the main track before a dead-end).
Loop mode for round trips back to the start.
Street & satellite layers, and a locate-me button.
Download GPX with dense track points, elevation, and named waypoints — built for WorkOutDoors (Apple's own Workout app can't import GPX routes).
Export / Import your waypoints as a file — your plan, your file, nothing stored in the browser.
How it works
Routing data is loaded on demand: browsing the map is free (tiles only),
and only when you drop your first waypoint does it build a routing graph for that
area (your location ± ~40 km) from OpenStreetMap. The graph is built once per
area and reused — so there's no giant pre-loaded planet, and it can work anywhere
you choose to plan.
Privacy
No accounts, no tracking. Your waypoints stay in the page until you choose to
export them.