Find curves. Ride more.
Rudy Route Picker plans motorcycle rides along curvy back roads instead of the fastest line — with its own routing across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Australia, New Zealand and South America.
Start free →What you can do
- Choose a ride character from fastest to max-twisty; avoid motorways, ferries or unpaved roads
- Round trips from where you are or from any town, with a suggested tour along the curviest roads nearby
- Add stops along the way (5 free, unlimited with Pro), import GPX, and share a route with a friend
- Track mode with lap times
- Works offline once a route is planned; installs as an app, also from Google Play
What is free
Free: route planning, turn-by-turn navigation, up to 5 stops you add yourself, 3 saved routes, your last 3 rides, round trips from here or any town, the best loop and the best tour, the fastest, balanced and twisty ride characters, track mode with lap times, route sharing, community routes and GPX import.
Pro is €2,95/month or €29,50/year, VAT included, and adds: the max-twisty ride character, unlimited stops (free: 5 added by hand), 5 loops and tours in 3 directions to compare, loops up to 500 km (free: 150), lean, corner and lap analysis, your whole ride history (free: the last 3), unlimited saved routes (free: 3), your saved routes and rides on all your devices, and GPX export.
Coverage
Routing runs on our own server across the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Australia, New Zealand and South America; beyond that, a routing partner plans the ride. Suggested tours along the curviest roads are available in the Benelux and the Eifel, and in Australia and New Zealand. Road closures cover the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a free version of Rudy Route Picker?
Yes, and it is not a stripped-down trial. Planning, navigation, round trips, suggested tours, the fastest, balanced and twisty ride characters, route sharing and GPX import are all free. Pro (€2,95/month or €29,50/year) adds the max-twisty ride character, unlimited stops and saved routes, more choice, longer loops, ride analysis, your whole history, sync across devices and GPX export.
Which countries does Rudy Route Picker cover?
Everywhere: the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Australia, New Zealand and South America on our own motorcycle routing, and the rest of the world through a routing partner. Suggested tours are available in the Benelux and the Eifel and in Australia and New Zealand; road closures in the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany.
What makes Rudy Route Picker different?
Routing built for motorcycles that goes looking for bends, suggested tours along the curviest roads near you, and a track mode with lap times — free to start, Pro from €2,95/month or €29,50/year.
Does Rudy give me more than one route option?
Free plans the best loop and the best tour. Pro lays out 5 loops and tours in 3 directions side by side to compare before you ride.
Can I plan a ride from another town?
Yes, for free. Tap "From your location" and pick a town: loops and tours are planned from there. Save the route and open it when you are there.
Can I ride to a destination and come home a different way?
Yes. Pick a destination and Rudy plans the way there and a separate way back.
Is there a limit on via stops?
Free lets you add up to 5 stops yourself, which covers most days. Pro has no limit: add as many fuel stops, viewpoints and lunch spots as you like.
Can I share a route with a friend for free?
Yes, in both directions, and it is never Pro. Whoever gets the link can open the route and ride it, even if they have never used the app.
Is there a free GPX route planner?
Yes: GPX import is free, as is planning and navigating your own routes. Exporting a route as a GPX file is Pro.
Can I plan on my laptop and ride from my phone?
Yes, with Pro: sign in on both and your saved routes and rides follow you across devices. Free keeps them on the device you made them on, and a route you share can still be opened anywhere.