Annotate, rate and rediscover every road you ride.
MapMyRoad is a web app for cyclists, gravel riders and runners to build a personal atlas of road segments and points of interest — rated by surface quality, traffic, scenery, steepness and more.
How it works
RideHead out on your bike, gravel ride, or run — same as always.
AnnotateDraw the road or spot you noticed, and rate it: surface, traffic, scenery, steepness.
BrowseYour ratings build into a personal, searchable map of every road you've covered.
PlanSee those ratings right on Strava's route builder next time you're plotting a ride.
Everything you need to know your roads
🛣️ Web App
- Draw segmentsDraw freehand on the map or import them from a GPX trace.
- 5-dimension ratingRate each segment across five dimensions: Overall, Surface, Traffic, Scenery, Steepness.
- Road-type taggingTag road type — Road, Gravel, or Off-road.
- Smart filtersFilter by road type and minimum/maximum score per dimension.
- Data exportDownload your full dataset as segments.csv and pois.csv.
Browser Extension
- Strava overlayOverlays your MapMyRoad ratings on Strava's route builder.
- Score-based colour gradientScore-based colour gradient and fully customisable road-type colours.
- Surface filtersSurface type filters so you see only what matters for your ride.
- Hover tooltipsHover tooltips with scores, location and segment length.
See it in action
Draw a segment freehand, or let it snap to the road for you.
Rate what you just rode across five dimensions: overall, surface, traffic, scenery, steepness.
Fine-tune what you see: grading mode, lap flagging, surface types, weather.
Already have a track? Import a GPX or FIT file instead of drawing from scratch.
The extension's own popup — toggle the overlay and tune your filters.
See your MapMyRoad ratings directly on Strava's route builder.
Works on OpenRunner's route builder too, not just Strava.
- Vehicle encounters, spotted automatically from your Garmin Varia radar data.
- In-ride lap-flag reminders — loop back twice and it's flagged as a good spot, three times and it's flagged as bad.
- More to come!