Cyclers: Bike Navigation & Map helps cyclists plan routes and follow them with turn-by-turn voice navigation. It uses your bike type and preferences to suggest routes, addressing both the choice of where to ride and the directions needed along the way. Its clearest benefit is the ability to compare alternatives using cycling-specific information, including elevation, road surface, and traffic stress. That gives you more context for choosing a route that fits your priorities before setting off.

How many route options can you compare?

Cyclers provides three to five suggested routes per search, generating alternatives for each journey. You can review detailed information about a selected route, including traffic stress, safety, elevation, and surface, rather than choosing solely by travel time.

What does the Match percentage tell you?

The Match feature shows a percentage indicating how closely each route fits your requirements. Alongside that rating, you can compare time, elevation profiles, road surfaces, traffic stress, and energy information. These details help distinguish routes that may suit different riding preferences.

What guidance is available while cycling?

Turn-by-turn voice directions guide you along your route, while hazard alerts draw attention to potential issues ahead. The app also includes a dark mode for the navigation display.

Can you adjust what the route map emphasizes?

You can explore route details on a map, view a Safety Score, and change the map's focus according to your preferences. Together with route suggestions and comparison information, these controls are useful for riders who want to examine the character of a journey before choosing it. The Safety Score is route information, not a guarantee of safe riding conditions.

Does Cyclers offer anything beyond planning and directions?

The app also lets you track rides, complete challenges, collect badges, and take part in leaderboards. It may therefore suit cyclists who want route planning and navigation alongside activity tracking and riding goals, rather than directions alone.