One public link for everyone at home, and precise control over what it reveals.
Family and friends want to follow along without installing anything or making an account. The live page is a single read-only link that shows the route, today's stage, progress, elevation profiles and photos β with every sensitive field behind its own switch.
Nothing about your trip is public by default. Enabling sharing generates an unguessable token; there is no directory and nothing is indexed.
If even that is too open, add a passcode and the page asks for it before showing anything.
Sharing your route is not the same as sharing the address of the house you are sleeping in, or what you paid for it. Each of those is a separate switch, and the public read path enforces them server-side rather than just hiding them in the page.
That distinction matters: a hidden field is not sent to the browser at all, so it cannot be recovered by anyone poking at the page.
A trip header with total progress, a highlighted card for today's stage, the full day list, elevation profiles they can switch between, any tracking links you have added, and the photo gallery.
Progress updates as riders log kilometres, so the page is genuinely live rather than a static itinerary.
The screen you actually use while moving. One stage, what is left of it, and whether you aβ¦
Read more βπ₯Four roles, invite links, and a way to check what your group sees before you send it.β¦
Read more βπWhich day is going to hurt, and whether the pace you have assumed is realistic.β¦
Read more βFree while in early access. A couple of minutes to set up.