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I'm excited to share a project I've been working on: ridesomewhere.com
Recognizing the need for a simple way to plan weekend rides without spending hours sifting through maps, I created this service. It allows you to select your desired distance and choose what you'd like to see along the way—whether it's charming cafes, stunning waterfalls, scenic forest roads, or breathtaking views. The platform then generates a tailored route just for you.
Once you've found a route you love, it provides a direct link to Google Maps, making it easy to navigate. Plus, if you log in, you can save your favorite routes for future adventures.
I invite you to check out my site and see if it helps you discover a great road in your area. Your feedback and suggestions would mean a lot to me!
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Does this work for gravel or mountain biking too, or is it mainly focused on road routes with the café and viewpoint stops?
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@mcahitdemi69gf Great question! Right now we've capped route planning to roads/POI stops mainly due to limited test cases for off-road terrain — didn't want to ship something half-tested. That said, if a gravel road shows up on Google Maps or OpenStreetMap, there's a good chance we can extend the routing algorithm to support it. If you're up for it, I'd love your input as we work on adding this — could really help shape it right. Would you be up for testing gravel routes once we start adding support? Your feedback from actual rides would be huge. Please join our Discord to connect and follow progress: https://discord.gg/3dfHtUKKXj
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Love how clean the route planning looks and how easy it is to drop in viewpoints and cafés along the way. That kind of attention to the little details makes it feel like the app actually wants you to enjoy the ride, not just map it.
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@emircan31074 Thank you so much, this really means a lot! That's exactly the feeling we were going for — routing that's about the experience, not just point A to B. Glad it's coming through. Also, this is all built solo, so comments like this genuinely keep me going. More little details on the way, so stick around!
I'm excited to share a project I've been working on: ridesomewhere.com
Recognizing the need for a simple way to plan weekend rides without spending hours sifting through maps, I created this service. It allows you to select your desired distance and choose what you'd like to see along the way—whether it's charming cafes, stunning waterfalls, scenic forest roads, or breathtaking views. The platform then generates a tailored route just for you.
Once you've found a route you love, it provides a direct link to Google Maps, making it easy to navigate. Plus, if you log in, you can save your favorite routes for future adventures.
I invite you to check out my site and see if it helps you discover a great road in your area. Your feedback and suggestions would mean a lot to me!
Does this work for gravel or mountain biking too, or is it mainly focused on road routes with the café and viewpoint stops?
@mcahitdemi69gf Great question! Right now we've capped route planning to roads/POI stops mainly due to limited test cases for off-road terrain — didn't want to ship something half-tested. That said, if a gravel road shows up on Google Maps or OpenStreetMap, there's a good chance we can extend the routing algorithm to support it. If you're up for it, I'd love your input as we work on adding this — could really help shape it right. Would you be up for testing gravel routes once we start adding support? Your feedback from actual rides would be huge. Please join our Discord to connect and follow progress: https://discord.gg/3dfHtUKKXj
Love how clean the route planning looks and how easy it is to drop in viewpoints and cafés along the way. That kind of attention to the little details makes it feel like the app actually wants you to enjoy the ride, not just map it.
@emircan31074 Thank you so much, this really means a lot! That's exactly the feeling we were going for — routing that's about the experience, not just point A to B. Glad it's coming through. Also, this is all built solo, so comments like this genuinely keep me going. More little details on the way, so stick around!