Plan several routes at once and compare them side by side.

YowzaMap is made for the moment you're choosing which way to go. Draw a route, make a variant, and see the difference in distance, climbing and where each one leads.

• Up to five routes at a time, each with its own colour, distance and climbing in the side panel.
• A variant copies the selected route - routed by another profile if you like, so you can set the gravel way against the road.
• All elevation profiles in one chart; pointing into it marks the place on every map.
• Undo and redo for every change, and the plan in progress kept with your account.

Agreeing with your friends where to ride, with everyone at home? Call each other as usual – on Teams, WhatsApp or the phone – and instead of sharing a screen, start a planning table.

• Everyone has the map live on their own screen: they zoom in on what they need and point out the place being talked about.
• One person plans at a time and you pass the planning around like a pencil – whoever wants to draw their idea asks for it.
• Everyone draws a variant of their own, and in the end you have them side by side, with their length and climbing.
• The table's chat keeps a record of what happened – who joined, who pointed out what, who planned – and you can come back to it after the table is closed.

Each map shows something different. Put up to three of them side by side - they follow each other, or unlock one to look around on its own.

• YowzaMap Outdoor - our own map with shaded hills and contour lines.
• Mapy.com - standard, outdoor, winter and aerial maps.
• Thunderforest - OpenCycleMap and Outdoors.
• Mapbox - Outdoors and satellite imagery.
• The magic lens - another map, or the same one without the heatmap, in a circle under the pointer.

Routes are calculated from OpenStreetMap data for the way you travel, and every stretch stays yours to change.

• Profiles for MTB, gravel, road, touring and hiking.
• A straight line where the map doesn't know the way - a new bridge, a track across a field.
• Busy roads avoided with one switch.
• Drag the route where you want it, drag a point to move it, click it to remove it; right-click the empty map to take back the last point, right-click a point to give the stretch before it another profile or to name it.

Tell YowzaMap when you set off and how fast you go, breaks included, and the forecast appears along the route for the hour you get to each place.

• Sky, temperature, rain and wind every 10 km or mile.
• The wind set against your direction of travel - headwind, tailwind or crosswind.
• Forecasts from MET Norway, up to 9 days ahead.

If you use Strava, the free YowzaMap Heatmap extension for Chrome and Edge shows the heatmap your own Strava account can see.

• Everyone's heatmap in full detail - a free Strava account is enough.
• Your personal heatmap on top of it, with a Strava subscription.
• The sport, the colours and how strongly it shows are yours to choose - on the map of your choice, with a clear one beside it.
• The extension works only with strava.com and yowzamap.com, under your own Strava sign-in.

Routes and settings are kept with your account, so the plan you start on a computer is waiting on your phone.

• Save routes and find them again under My routes.
• Share a saved route by a link that opens without an account - and stop sharing whenever you like.
• Import GPX files, or a ZIP archive of up to 50 of them at once.
• Download any route as GPX for your bike computer, watch or phone app.