Three chips under the search bar: Gas, Coffee, Ice cream. Tap a place to ride there, or drop it into the ride you are planning, and the route keeps its bends. Home, work and your own spots wait one tap away.
Gas, coffee, ice cream. One tap on a chip shows the places nearby, and a pin’s card says if it is open.
There, or through it. Directions rides straight to a place; Add to route threads it into the plan as a stop.
Your own places. Home, work and the spots you keep coming back to, under the search field.
A rider wants two things from a place on the map: get me there, or route me through it on the way. Everything else is clutter at speed.
Places around you, one tap into the route, and the spots you save for good.
Tap Gas, Coffee or Ice cream under the search bar and the places nearby appear as pins. Tap one for its card: how far it is, about how long the ride takes, and whether it is open.
Directions makes a place your destination. Add to route, while planning, threads it in as an exact stop, with an Undo if you change your mind.
Set Home and Set Work with one tap each, and save as many places of your own as you like. Each becomes a pill under the search field.
Tap the cup, tap the place, and it slips into the ride. ArcRoute keeps the good road on either side of it.
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Straight answers on the chips, adding a stop and saved places. The support page has the rest.
Gas, Coffee and Ice cream today, next to the Twisty chip that marks curvy stretches to ride. More categories, food among them, are planned.
Opening hours, yes, when the map data has them: whether the place is open now and until when, a phone number you call with one tap, and the website. About three gas stations in four in the countryside have all three, ice-cream stands less often. Fuel prices, no.
Yes. It is a live search of online map data; with no signal the chips cannot load and ask you to try again. Saved places are stored on the phone and work without one, opening hours, phone and website included.
A place you add from a pin is an exact stop: the route passes through that spot and it is announced by name. A point you drop on bare map only shapes the road and stays silent.
Yes. Home and Work with one tap each, and as many of your own as you like, each with a name and one of fifteen icons. They sit as pills under the search field and as markers on the map.
The map data sometimes files chargers under gas. ArcRoute filters out the obvious ones by name, but one may still slip through.
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