See all your GPX routes on one map.

Pedaltales draws every GPX file you drop in on one interactive map — a finished trip next to its route variants, this year's rides next to last year's. No file-at-a-time viewing, and nothing to install.

Drop in your GPX filesNo password, no credit card, no Strava account to connect. Just your email.
The Pedaltales app: a tour list beside a map with dozens of GPX routes drawn on it, one selected with its elevation and speed profile in a details panel

As many files as you like

Drag in one GPX or a whole folder of them. Every route is drawn on the same interactive map, and clicking a line opens it: distance, climb, dates, and the elevation profile.

The map remembers

Most GPX viewers show a file and forget it. Here every file you add stays — your routes build up into an atlas of everywhere you've been, waiting next time you come back.

Trips combine, variants stay apart

Combine the day files of one trip into a single tour, or keep route variants side by side to compare. Cycling, hiking, running, skiing — each tour keeps its activity type.

Your routes deserve better than downloads.

Still need the files? The export guides get your GPX out of Strava, Komoot, and Garmin Connect in under a minute each. And once they're in, you can save a map of all your rides as an image.

Start your atlas — it's freeNo password, no credit card, no Strava account to connect. Just your email.

Do I need an account?

A sign-in, not a setup: enter your email and click the link we send — no password, no credit card. The sign-in is what lets your map persist instead of vanishing when the tab closes, and you can delete everything, anytime.

Which files work?

GPX files from anywhere — Strava, Komoot, Garmin, a bike computer, a watch. Tracks you recorded and routes you planned both draw fine.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Pedaltales is a passion project, free to use, with no ads and no selling of your data.