ArcRoute focuses on the ride itself, for iPhone riders from Britain to the Balkans: a loop from where you stand, guidance that leads you on past a stop you missed, and a heatmap of every road you have ridden. All of it in English or Czech.
What each app does today, and what is free. Every REVER fact has its source under the table.
| Feature | ArcRouteeverything in the subscription | REVER |
|---|---|---|
| Curvy routing | Yesfour steps, a riding time under each | YespaidTwisty Routing, with Pro |
| Round trips | Yes50 to 400 km or 1 to 8 hours | No |
| Voice guidance | YesEnglish and Czech, screen locked | Yespaidwith Pro; free follows a line on the map |
| Skipping stops you passed | Yeson its own, once a stop is behind you | Partlypaidonly by hand; otherwise it keeps heading for the stop |
| Czech | Yesapp, voice and website | Nosix languages, Czech not among them |
| Offline maps | Partlya saved ride runs without signal; no map downloads | Yespaidmap downloads, with Pro |
| Ride recording | Yesautomatic, with speed, elevation and estimated lean saved for a ride view to come | Yesfreedistance, time, elevation and speed |
| Ride heatmap | Yeshow often you rode each road, snapped to it | No |
| GPX import | Yessnapped to roads, or the line as drawn | Yesfreein the app and on the website |
| GPX export | No | Yespaidfrom the website, not the app |
| Road closures | PartlyCzechia, official data, routed around | No |
| CarPlay and Android Auto | No | PartlyCarPlay works, not updated in a while by its own FAQ; no Android Auto |
| Android and a web planner | No | Yesfreeweb planner at rever.co |
| Shared routes and group rides | No | Yesfree and paidcurated routes and challenges; live location sharing with Pro |
| Where it routes | Partly27 countries, from Britain and Ireland to the Balkans, Iberia and Morocco | Yesthe whole world |
Three things ArcRoute is built around. Each has its own page if you want more.
Say how far or how long, and which way. The loop comes back at or just under it.
Leave the route and ArcRoute finds a new one from where you are pointed, on its own, with one calm spoken note.
Record the season and watch your roads light up, brightest where you ride most.
With REVER you record rides and browse routes for free and pay for voice navigation, offline maps and Twisty Routing. ArcRoute has no free version, and new riders try everything free first. App Store prices, VAT included.
| Plan | ArcRoute | REVER |
|---|---|---|
| Free version | None | Recording, shared routes and follow-the-line navigation |
| Cheapest plan | €6.99 a monthCZK 149 a month | €6.49 a monthCZK 89 a month |
| A year | €44.99CZK 999 | €29.99CZK 779 |
| Free trial | 14 days | 14 days |
App Store prices, VAT included: the crowns from the Czech store, the euros from the German one. Each store has its own price list, so the crowns and the euros do not follow the exchange rate.
Plan a loop, ride it, and watch it land on your map. Keep REVER while you decide.
Get the app
The support page has the rest, from sign-in to subscriptions.
No. ArcRoute is one subscription with every feature in it, and new riders try it free first. The price table above has both apps side by side.
Yes, as GPX files. REVER exports GPX from its website, with Pro; ArcRoute imports the file, snaps it to the roads and guides you along it with voice.
Yes. Say how far or how long and which way to head out, and ArcRoute builds a curvy loop back to where you started. REVER’s feature list has no round-trip generator.
Yes. The app, the voice in your helmet and the website come in Czech and English. REVER’s app comes in six languages, and Czech is not one of them.
Partly. A saved ride runs from the phone, turns and voice included, but planning and rerouting need a connection, and the map shows only what the phone has already loaded. Downloadable offline maps are not there yet; REVER has them with Pro.
Then REVER is the one to choose today. ArcRoute is built natively for iPhone, and there is no Android version planned right now.
No. ArcRoute guides you with the phone on the bars or in your pocket and speaks into your helmet over Bluetooth, in English or Czech. REVER works with CarPlay, though its own FAQ says it has not been optimized in a while, and it has no Android Auto.
In Czechia, yes: ArcRoute reads the official closure data, plans around it and shows the closures on the map. Outside Czechia it does not know about closures. REVER’s feature list has weather alerts, with Pro, and no road closures.
No. Ride another way and once a stop is behind you, the recalculation skips it and leads you on. One you only just missed it still aims for, around the block if need be. In REVER you skip a waypoint by hand with the arrow on the map; otherwise it keeps navigating to it.
In twenty-seven countries: Britain and Ireland, the Benelux, France and Italy, Spain, Portugal and Andorra, from Germany and Poland down to Albania, and Morocco. The coverage page shows each one with its roads. REVER can be used anywhere in the world.
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