Routebook is post-ride exploration for virtual cyclists. After you finish a ride on Rouvy, we transform your route into a cinematic journey across real satellite maps showing you the actual places you've cycled through, the terrain you've conquered, and the world you've explored. We don't replace Rouvy's training or Strava's analytics. We complete them. Because the ride you just finished deserves more than metrics, it deserves to be remembered, explored, and relived.
I'm an engineer who loves cycling and building things. After years of riding on Rouvy — through the Alps, along Spanish coastlines, across Norwegian fjords, over Tajikistan's mountain passes — I realized something was missing.
I'd finish an incredible route and think: "I wish I could see that castle I climbed past on a real map" or "Where exactly was that amazing coastal section?"
Rouvy gave me the workout. Strava gave me the data. But nothing gave me the place. The geography. The exploration.
So I built Routebook. Not as a competitor to those platforms. But as something different. A tool for the part of cycling that's about curiosity, not competition. About memory, not metrics.
It's for cyclists who ride to see the world, even when that world is virtual.
— Johan
Routebook is for cyclists who ride for more than just the numbers. It's for those who choose routes by scenery, not difficulty.
You just conquered a stunning coastal route in Spain. Climbed through Alpine valleys. Rode along Norwegian fjords. But once you click “finish,” it's gone.
Rouvy shows you the workout. Strava shows you the metrics. But where's the place that shows you the world you just rode through?
That's why Routebook exists.
You've already done the hard part — the sweat, the effort, the climb. Now it's time to relive the journey and discover the places that made it worth it.
On Rouvy. Through real-world routes. You climb, you push, you finish.
On Strava. Your power, speed, segments. The numbers that show your progress.
On Routebook. Where you've been. What you've seen. The adventure you just completed.
Think of Routebook as the third piece of your cycling stack. Different purpose, different value, all working together.
| Platform | Price | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Rouvy | $20/mo | Realism - Real-world video routes, multiplayer racing, training workouts, smart trainer control |
| Strava Premium | $12/mo | Performance - Performance analytics, segment leaderboards, training plans, social features |
| Routebook | $5/mo | Exploration - Cinematic visualization, real satellite imagery, POI discovery, personal atlas |
| Total Stack | $37/mo | Complete |
Train with Rouvy. Track with Strava. Explore with Routebook.
No graphs. No training zones. No FTP calculations. Just beautiful satellite imagery and your route unfolding like a movie. Because sometimes you just want to see the ride, not analyze it.
No leaderboards. No KOMs. No comparing your watts to others. Just you, exploring the places you've ridden. Mark the castle you climbed past. Save the viewpoint you want to visit in real life.
Your routes become a personal atlas. A visual record of everywhere you've “been.” 12 countries. 32 routes. A growing map of adventures that you'll look back on and remember.
Three clicks: Export from Rouvy. Upload to Routebook. Watch it come alive. No training plans. No complex settings. No feature overload. Just the parts that make rides memorable.
Built for cyclists who don't just ride to improve their 20-minute power. Who choose routes based on scenery, not segment potential. Who talk about “riding through Tuscany” rather than “hitting 4 w/kg.”
Even if you stop subscribing, your routes stay viewable forever. We're not holding your memories hostage. You built that collection — it's yours.
✓ You pick Rouvy routes by location, not elevation gain
✓ You've ever said “I wish I could visit that place in real life”
✓ You want to remember the ride, not just the workout
✓ You ride to explore new places, even virtual ones
✓ You've scrolled through Google Maps after a ride to see where you've been
✓ You love cycling for the journey, not just the destination (or watts)
The work happens on the bike. Routebook is for after — when you want to sit back, explore, and relive what you just accomplished.
We'll never try to replace Rouvy's realism or Strava's analytics. We fill the gap they don't address: exploration and memory.
Upload a route. See it on a map. Add your points of interest. That's it. No complex features you'll never use.
Your routes stay viewable even if you unsubscribe. Your collection belongs to you, always.
You've put in the work on the bike. Now discover where you've been.