A banner you can read through a visor, a voice in your helmet, and an arrow on the road that shows where to go. Miss a turn and ArcRoute quietly finds a way forward, never a lecture about turning around.
Readable from the bars. Big maneuver banners and the distance to the turn, through a visor.
Spoken into your helmet. English or Czech, screen locked, phone in your pocket, over Bluetooth.
Reroutes forward, quietly. Leave the route and it leads on from where you are pointed. No U-turn nagging.
Miss a turn and nothing is lost. ArcRoute wants you on the road ahead, with your eyes where they belong.
A screen you glance at, a voice you listen to, and a reroute that reads the way you ride.
The next maneuver and the distance to it sit in a big banner at the top, and a single arrow on the road bends the way you will go, roundabout exits included.
Every turn comes as an early heads-up, a reminder as you close in, and the turn itself, in English or Czech, over your helmet’s Bluetooth or the phone speaker.
A missed turn, a gas stop or a detour gets a new route from where you are pointed, on its own, with one calm spoken note and then the first turn.
Plan the route once. On the road ArcRoute speaks the turns, shows the next one big, and handles the rest.
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Straight answers on the screen, the voice and rerouting. The support page has the rest.
Yes, in English and Czech, over helmet speakers via Bluetooth with the screen locked and the app in the background. The voice is generated on the phone, so it works offline as far as a saved ride does; only recalculating needs the network.
ArcRoute works out a new way forward from where you are pointed and updates the line, with one neutral spoken note and then the first turn. If your original route is still close ahead, it puts you back onto that exact route; otherwise it computes a fresh way to the destination.
ArcRoute reroutes and leads you on along the track, out to the nearest road the way your ride is heading, rather than back to where you left. That goes for tracks the map knows. In a field, or on a track that is not in the map, it waits to reroute until you are back near a mapped road.
A saved ride replays from the phone, line and spoken turns included. Planning a new route and rerouting need a connection, and the map only shows tiles already loaded.
Prompts play through whatever your phone is connected to over Bluetooth, so a helmet headset works like any audio. Music dips under each prompt and comes back.
Automatic speaks Czech whenever Czech is anywhere in your iPhone’s language list, otherwise English; you can pick either by hand. A nicer Czech voice can be downloaded in iOS accessibility settings, and ArcRoute uses it on its own.
Yes, on its own. On a ride the map turns to Night about half an hour after sunset and back to Day after dawn. To keep one of them, tap the figures at the bottom, then Settings, and pick Day or Night; your pick stays for the next ride too. You can set it before you ride as well, in Settings under Navigation.
Yes. Recording starts with the ride and saves when you arrive, and the ride feeds your heatmap.
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