The Fix Route interface is designed to be simple and efficient, with all essential tools readily accessible for editing your GPX files.

Tools Sidebar

Contains all the tools you need to work with your GPX files, including metrics display, mode selection, file management, and editing tools.

• Route metrics
• Mode selector
• File management
• Trim, Join and Split tools
• Export options

The Tools Sidebar is located on the left side of the interface and contains all the functionality you need to edit and manage your GPX files.

Route Metrics

Displays real-time statistics for your route including total distance in kilometers and moving time. These metrics update automatically as you make changes to your route.

Mode Selector

Choose between three modes:

Normal for single file editing
Join for combining multiple GPX files
Split for dividing a route into segments

Note: The mode automatically switches to Join when you add a second file.

GPX Files

Manage your uploaded GPX files. Add new files using the Add button, or remove individual files by clicking the × next to the filename.

Tip: When split files are created, they appear in this section with download buttons for each segment.

Tools

Access editing tools for your route. Trim removes sections between two selected points. Split divides your route into multiple colored segments at a selected point.

Note: This section appears after you upload a GPX file.

Export

Download your edited route. For joined or edited routes, a single GPX file is downloaded. For split routes, all segments are packaged in a zip file. Individual split segments can also be downloaded from the file list.

The interface is designed to be as simple and intuitive to use as possible, with all essential tools readily accessible.

Route Sidebar

Houses the ride information with real-time route data, speed settings, ride details, and import/export functionality.

• Route metrics display
• Speed configuration
• Ride information
• GPX import/export

Controls Sidebar

Contains simple map controls for route creation, including undo, clear, and mouse interaction guides.

• Undo/Clear buttons
• Mouse control guide
• Map interaction help
• Point manipulation tools

On the left side of the interface, you will find the Route Sidebar which is home to the ride information.
Here you can see real-time information about the plotted route and configure your preferred settings.

Route Metrics

As the route is plotted on the map, the time and distance are automatically updated in real-time, providing instant feedback on your route planning.

Speed Settings

Use the slider to select a speed for your ride.

Note: This is not the average speed of your ride. This is how fast you would ride on a flat 0% gradient road. Your speed on gradients is calculated based on this speed input.

Ride Information

A ride name and time is required. This information is added to the GPX file download and will be displayed when uploaded to your training platform.

Tip: The date defaults to the current date if one is not inputted.

Import GPX

If you have an existing route, you can import it onto the map. The route will be plotted in grey and can be used as a reference to help plot your new route.

Download GPX

Once you have finished plotting the route and you are satisfied with the ride information and settings, you are ready to download the route and upload it to your favorite training platform!

On the right side of the interface, you will find the Controls Sidebar that houses the map controls.
Creating a route is entirely possible by only using the mouse and button clicks. However, if you make a mistake you can undo or clear the route altogether.

Map Controls

Undo Button

Removes the last placed point on the map. The undo functionality can be used repeatedly, taking you all the way back to the first point if needed.

Clear Button

Removes the entire route from the map. If you have imported a reference route onto the map, this will also be cleared.

Mouse Controls & Map Interaction

This section shows you how to interact with the map using your mouse.

LEFT CLICK Add Point / Map Navigation

1. Add Point

Adds a point to the map. Subsequent clicks build a route. After each click on the map, a cycling-suitable route will be calculated between the two points.

2. Map Navigation

As with other mapping apps, holding left click and moving your mouse will pan around the map.

RIGHT CLICK Remove Point / Add Waypoint

1. Remove Point

Quickly remove an incorrectly placed point. This can be faster than using the Undo button. Place the cursor over the existing point and right-click to remove it.

2. Add Waypoint

Sometimes the route may not use the exact roads you anticipated between two points. Right-click on the road you want to include and the app will place a point on that specific road, ensuring the route passes through it.

DRAG Point Manipulation

All points that have been placed on the map can be dragged at any time. When a point is dragged to a new position, the route will be recalculated automatically, passing through each of the points on the map in their new positions.

SCROLL Zoom In / Out

Use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom the map in and out, allowing you to see more detail or a wider area.

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