About ADVx

What is ADVx?

ADVx is a platform for off-road and adventure riders to plan routes, manage GPX tracks, and coordinate with the people they ride with. Draw a route from scratch or upload one, pin the waypoints that matter, share it with your crew, and keep a record of every ride — all in one place. And with the ADVx apps for iPhone and Android on the way, everything you plan on the web comes with you onto the trail.

Why we built it

Standard map apps are built for commutes. Hiking tools don't speak motorcycle. And sending GPX files back and forth in group chats gets old fast.

ADVx is the tool we wanted but couldn't find — focused on adventure riding, built around the way groups actually coordinate before, during, and after a ride.

What you get

GPX upload & ride stats

Interactive maps with distance, elevation, duration, speed, and grade extracted automatically — plus elevation and speed charts for every track.

GPX Planner

Draw new routes directly on the map, insert points right on the line, and undo any edit — with a live elevation profile as you plan and drafts that save themselves. Load and edit existing tracks, merge segments, simplify over-dense files, and export as GPX or save straight to your library.

Waypoints

Pin campsites, fuel stops, water sources, and technical sections — the intel your crew actually needs out there.

Riding groups

Create a group, invite riders, share tracks. Simple membership and invite flow.

Route sharing

Share any GPX file with one or more of your groups in a single tap.

Photo attachments

Add up to three photos per track to document the ride.

Public rider profiles

A profile page that rides for you: your featured map as the cover, a ride résumé of total distance, climb, and countries, and a link that unfurls with your stats anywhere you share it.

Shareable ride cards

Every track gets a share image worth posting — elevation profile, headline stats, and your best photos laid out automatically.

The ADVx apps — coming soon

Native iPhone and Android companions built for the ride, not the desk. An offline navigator that keeps working with zero bars, turn-by-turn navigation that reads the trail ahead, background ride recording that keeps the stats honest with your phone locked in a pocket, and downloadable map regions so you're never staring at a blank tile. It even packs group voice comms — a low-latency crew intercom riding on the Opus codec, like a Cardo in your pocket. And when you're on four wheels, CarPlay and Android Auto put the navigator on the dash.

Navigate. Coordinate. Ride.