CycleMaps

Welcome to CycleMaps 51 — guiding cyclists since 2011. If you like the app, please take a moment to leave a review in the App Store — it makes an enormous difference. Thank you. What's New in 51.0 Ready for iPhone Duo - CycleMaps is optimised for iPhone Duo: plan on the outer display, open it up for the full map - Route details, elevation chart and ride controls make use of the wider screen - Works in Split View alongside your other apps A New OpenStreetMap Map - The OpenStreetMap map is now a crisp vector map, served by CycleMaps, worldwide - Place names in your language, wherever you ride - Cycle paths are drawn natively on every map type — Apple, Google and OpenStreetMap — with a palette for dark mode - Tap a cycle path to see what it is Offline Maps [Feature available only for paid users] - Rebuilt on the vector map: smaller downloads, sharper at every zoom - Download this area: pick any region on the map and take it offline - Favourite routes download their corridor automatically, and offline packs are available by cycling country - Downloaded areas bring their cycle paths along - A new Offline downloads screen to manage everything you've saved Riding - The elevation profile is now shown in the ride panel, coloured by the ground ahead - Routes that arrive without elevation data get a profile anyway - The part of the route you've already ridden is dimmed on the map - Directional haptics: feel a left or a right turn coming - The speedometer can stay on outside rides, and it scales with your text size - Dynamic zoom can be switched off to keep a fixed navigation zoom - Import GPX and KML routes from the Files app: Menu → Import Accessibility - Every ride, planning and browsing screen now fits the larger accessibility text sizes Bug Fixes - Rides synced from Apple Watch always land on the right ride, with the right distance - The watch elevation highlight follows the ride's own position - The menu closes after picking a map type - Correct look-ahead zoom on the OpenStreetMap map - Stability and reliability improvements across the app Also in this release The New Siri (iOS 27) - Start cycling navigation to any destination, add stops, share your ETA or stop navigation — just ask Siri - "Avoiding busy roads" selects the Quiet route; "Cycle home" and "Start a free ride" work on iPhone and Apple Watch Route Planning - Redesigned route composer: every stop visible and editable, with From/To slots and one-tap reverse - Switch between Quiet, Balanced and Direct with a tap on the route panel - "Try to find newer": refresh the route saved with a favourite or past ride Pause & Resume - Pause your ride and pick it up again, with optional auto-pause during long stops; paused time is excluded from your ride Share Your ETA - Share your ETA while riding; Premium riders share a live link that friends can follow on a map, no app needed Widgets, Shortcuts & More - Home Screen widgets, Control Center controls, Siri shortcuts and "Your cycling week" recap notifications AI Ride Recap [Feature available only for paid users] - A natural-language summary of any past ride, generated on your device (requires Apple Intelligence)