What each part of RouteLocker is for.

Live speed and trip stats

Use the dashboard during an active trip. It shows current speed in the large gauge and can also show a compass ring on supported devices.

• Start tracking from the main screen.
• Reset the current trip when you need a clean start.
• Watch distance, elapsed time, average speed, and max speed update while the trip is active.
• Choose a saved destination from the same screen.

Store destinations you return to often

Saved locations can include a name, notes, coordinates, and an optional group. Use search when the list gets longer.

• Create custom groups to keep locations organized.
• Edit or delete locations when details change.
• Use map placement and place search when adding or correcting a location.
• Share a saved location when you need to send it to someone else.

Review completed trips

The trip logger keeps recent completed trips so you can review what was recorded and find older entries quickly.

• Search or filter the trip list.
• Check destination, distance, and duration in the trip summary.
• Add a trip manually if needed.
• Edit a trip when the recorded details need correction.
• Export trip data as CSV or XLS.

Keep written details with the trip record

Use trip notes for information that does not belong in the trip summary alone, such as reminders, service details, or written route context.

Protect saved locations and move them carefully

Backup tools currently center on saved locations data. Use them before switching devices or making major changes to saved places.

• Check the last backup time.
• Look for any indication that new saved locations were added after the last backup.
• Use import-and-merge when you want to combine data sets.
• Use full restore when you intentionally want to replace the current saved locations.

Adjust appearance and trip behavior

Use preferences to change theme, metric units, maximum gauge speed, auto-stop at destination, and preferred navigation app.