How does the motorcycle route planner work?
Pick a ride mode — Curvy, Fast or Adventure — and the planner re-ranks the road network around that mood, recomputing distance and ride time live as the route changes. Curvy chases corner density. Fast gets you there without turning the ride into a motorway commute. Adventure favours the roads other planners apologise for.
Under it all sits the same scoring engine: every road is rated on curvature, surface and elevation before Zavoy ever suggests it. Car navigation optimises those qualities away. This one optimises for them.
What is the Fun Score?
The Fun Score is Zavoy's rating of how good a road is to ride, driven by the corners it throws at you. A twisty backroad scores higher than a straight motorway run — so when the planner has a choice, you feel it in your shoulders, not just in the ETA. Every ride you log also counts toward your rider rank, from Newcomer up to Legend.
Can I save routes and ride them offline?
Yes. Your route library travels with you: save a route, download the map tiles ahead of time, and it stays rideable with no signal at all — mountain passes rarely come with coverage. Weather along the route is fetched before you set off, so the forecast rides with you too.
Can I export a route to a GPS unit?
Open any saved route, tap the share icon and choose Export GPX. The file loads onto Garmin, TomTom and most bike navigation units, so a route planned in Zavoy isn't locked inside Zavoy.
What does it cost?
Turn-by-turn navigation with voice guidance is free and stays free. Paid plans add extras like unlimited saved routes and offline downloads — see plans and pricing for what's in each.
Keep exploring
- Safety — lean-angle corner warnings and weather alerts on the route.
- Ride recap — every ride comes home as a video.
- Group rides — your crew on one live map.
- Join the beta — ride it before launch on iOS or Android.