NOTE: I want to be honest right up front. I built this for myself, it worked way better than I expected, so I spent the last 6 months building it solo and I need beta testers. Also, it uses AI. Some people will not like that, and that is fair

Why I built it:

I love motorcycling and have been riding since I was 4. I'm 40 now. I used to rely on my dad's memory for which roads to take when I was a kid, and now that I'm an adult I don't really have many of my own. I've moved around a lot too, which doesn't help, because every new area means digging through forums just to start. I always find myself looking for that “holy grail” twisty dirt road and I keep ending up on the same old thing. I wanted a way to easily find new and fun routes, so I made TrackScout.net

What it does:

You tell it something like "3 days through southern Utah, mostly dirt, fuel every 100 miles" and it plans the route, sticks it on a map, and hands you a GPX file. The routing actually respects dirt and gravel instead of trying to dump you on the interstate. Fuel and lodging get marked along the way.

TrackScout Free Beta:

You can sign up for this free open beta on the site (TrackScout.net). I’m humbly requesting your feedback (feel free to comment on this post). Please let me know if there’s anything you like, don’t like, or wish was different. I can fix the issues very quickly.

Eventually there will be paid subscriptions to cover costs and make a small profit, but I plan to offer some kind of reward for beta testers at launch. I haven't decided what yet.

All that said, I want to keep it affordable. I am a rider too and I get it.

Thanks!

Alex

NOTE: I want to be honest right up front. I built this for myself, it worked way better than I expected, so I spent the last 6 months building it solo and I need beta testers. Also, it uses AI. Some people will not like that, and that is fair

Why I built it:

I love motorcycling and have been riding since I was 4. I'm 40 now. I used to rely on my dad's memory for which roads to take when I was a kid, and now that I'm an adult I don't really have many of my own. I've moved around a lot too, which doesn't help, because every new area means digging through forums just to start. I always find myself looking for that “holy grail” twisty dirt road and I keep ending up on the same old thing. I wanted a way to easily find new and fun routes, so I made TrackScout.netWhat it does:

You tell it something like "3 days through southern Utah, mostly dirt, fuel every 100 miles" and it plans the route, sticks it on a map, and hands you a GPX file. The routing actually respects dirt and gravel instead of trying to dump you on the interstate. Fuel and lodging get marked along the way.

TrackScout Free Beta:

You can sign up for this free open beta on the site (TrackScout.net). I’m humbly requesting your feedback (feel free to comment on this post). Please let me know if there’s anything you like, don’t like, or wish was different. I can fix the issues very quickly.

Eventually there will be paid subscriptions to cover costs and make a small profit, but I plan to offer some kind of reward for beta testers at launch. I haven't decided what yet.

All that said, I want to keep it affordable. I am a rider too and I get it.

Thanks!

Alex