bikerouter.de
@bikerouter@en.osm.town  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
The image shows a screenshot of a mobile application interface from the website "bikerouter.de," which is a tool for planning cycling routes. The interface is designed to help users select different types of routes based on their preferences and the type of bicycle they are using. At the top of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a menu icon on the left and a location icon on the right. The main content area is divided into sections, with the top section labeled "I want to ride:" and offering options such as "Road," "Gravel," "Trekking," "MTB," "Shortest," and "Safest." These options are likely used to filter the type of route the user wants to plan. Below this section, there is a map on the right side of the screen, which is part of the OpenStreetMap service. The map shows a geographical area with various features, including roads, trails, and possibly other geographical landmarks. The bottom section of the screen provides options for downloading and sharing the route, with a button labeled "Download and share your route." There is also a search bar at the very bottom with the website's URL, "bikerouter.de," and a refresh icon.
The image shows a screenshot of a mobile application interface from the website "bikerouter.de," which is a tool for planning cycling routes. The interface is designed to help users select different types of routes based on their preferences and the type of bicycle they are using. At the top of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a menu icon on the left and a location icon on the right. The main content area is divided into sections, with the top section labeled "I want to ride:" and offering options such as "Road," "Gravel," "Trekking," "MTB," "Shortest," and "Safest." These options are likely used to filter the type of route the user wants to plan. Below this section, there is a map on the right side of the screen, which is part of the OpenStreetMap service. The map shows a geographical area with various features, including roads, trails, and possibly other geographical landmarks. The bottom section of the screen provides options for downloading and sharing the route, with a button labeled "Download and share your route." There is also a search bar at the very bottom with the website's URL, "bikerouter.de," and a refresh icon.
The image shows a screenshot of a mobile application interface from the website "bikerouter.de," which is a tool for planning cycling routes. The interface is designed to help users select different types of routes based on their preferences and the type of bicycle they are using. At the top of the screen, there is a navigation bar with a menu icon on the left and a location icon on the right. The main content area is divided into sections, with the top section labeled "I want to ride:" and offering options such as "Road," "Gravel," "Trekking," "MTB," "Shortest," and "Safest." These options are likely used to filter the type of route the user wants to plan. Below this section, there is a map on the right side of the screen, which is part of the OpenStreetMap service. The map shows a geographical area with various features, including roads, trails, and possibly other geographical landmarks. The bottom section of the screen provides options for downloading and sharing the route, with a button labeled "Download and share your route." There is also a search bar at the very bottom with the website's URL, "bikerouter.de," and a refresh icon.
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