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Moto Trip
Moto Trip: Route Planner & Map
Moto Trip is an iOS route planner for motorcyclists that optimises for the ride rather than the arrival time. Pick a terrain, drop waypoints and fuel stops, and it builds a route around the roads worth riding. Free on the App Store, with in-app purchases.
For riders who treat the route as the point of the day rather than the cost of it.
NavigationiOSLaunched June 2026
Why it exists
Every maps app optimises for arriving. Moto Trip optimises for the ride: pick your terrain, drop waypoints and fuel stops, and it builds a route around the roads worth riding rather than the fastest line from A to B. There is a library of routes put together by riders, and a group mode so nobody in the crew gets separated.
What it does
- Routes shaped by terrain: forest, coastal, mountain, city
- Waypoints, fuel stops and viewpoints you place yourself
- A library of rider-curated routes, filtered by distance and difficulty
- Group riding that keeps the crew on the same road
Where AI does the work
The waypoint plan is generated. The rider's answers about terrain, distance and mood go to a language model, which returns a structured set of waypoints rather than prose. Those are validated against real routing constraints, and a failed attempt is retried with a corrective system note and a higher temperature so the model can break out of a bad shape instead of starting over. A second call writes the human-readable summary of the finished route.
At a glance
- Category
- Navigation
- Platforms
- iOS
- Launched
- June 2026
- Price
- Free, with in-app purchases
- Made by
- Upside App Studio
Moto Trip questions.
What is Moto Trip?
Moto Trip is an iOS motorcycle route planner. You give it a terrain and a set of stops, and it returns a ride built around the roads themselves, with a library of rider-curated routes and a group mode alongside it.
How is Moto Trip different from a normal maps app?
Every maps app optimises for arriving. Moto Trip optimises for the ride: you pick the terrain — forest, coastal, mountain or city — and the route forms around the roads worth riding instead of the fastest line from A to B.
Can you ride in a group with Moto Trip?
Yes. Group riding keeps the crew on the same road, so nobody gets separated on a route nobody else has loaded.
Are there ready-made routes?
Yes. There is a library of routes put together by riders, filterable by distance and difficulty, so you can take someone else's road rather than plan one from scratch.
Is Moto Trip free?
Moto Trip is free to download on the App Store and includes in-app purchases.
