OffPlanner Live

OffPlanner is a route planner and navigator for driving offroad. Find a trail, check what it is actually made of, then follow it with your phone — including where there is no signal. FIND ROUTES Browse public 4x4 routes and narrow them down by how much of the route is unpaved, by distance, altitude, age, region, and whether other drivers have added photos or comments. Every route shows its offroad share, elevation profile, photos and discussion before you commit to it. NAVIGATE Turn-by-turn guidance on a heading-up map, with a warning when you leave the route. A compass and live GPS accuracy readout sit alongside your coordinates, so you can see how much to trust the fix — which matters more under tree cover than on tarmac. RECORD AND SHARE Record the track as you drive, then publish it with a title, description and photos. Keep it private, or share it so others can drive it too. PLAN YOUR OWN Draw a route point by point, cut it, merge two routes, reverse the direction, and colour each one. Import an existing GPX, KML or GeoJSON file — or open one directly from Files, a download, or another app. Export the same way when you want the track elsewhere. WORKS WITH NO SIGNAL Download a route together with its map tiles before you leave. Offroad tracks rarely have coverage, so the map, the route and your recording all keep working when the bars disappear. READ THE TERRAIN Switch between road, satellite, topographic and Polish orthophoto basemaps. Overlay unpaved tracks from OpenStreetMap, routes other drivers have already recorded, and restricted areas — each with colours you can set yourself. An elevation tint shades the ground by altitude. ASK FOR HELP Post an SOS with your position and photos when something goes wrong, and answer other drivers when they do. Available in full English and Polish. A word of caution: a route appearing in OffPlanner is not permission to drive it. Access rules change, land changes hands, and seasonal closures are common. Always check local restrictions and signage before you set off, and turn back when a way is closed.