Yes, Ride with GPS is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
🤔 The Ride with GPS app's quality is mixed. Some users are satisfied, while others report issues. Consider reading individual reviews for more context.
Ride with GPS has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $37.49.
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4.6 out of 5
789 ratings in Australia
Tried the free for 7 days as daughters team was using it to try and guide them on their rides. Couldn't even get it to work so used Strava anyway. Then forgot about it and automatically charged me $100 yearly subscription fee without any further confirmation. Dirty. Guess I am forced to try and make it work for a year now.
Signed up for a premium subscription but I was never able to access my account. I tried to contact support multiple times and to reset my password but was not successful. They kept charging me for a subscription even after sending emails asking them to stop. It took a long time for them to help me. Not worth the trouble.
Great interface. Reliable and visually easy to read. Improving on its quality with every iteration.
I’ve been using RWGPS for seven or eight years for navigation overseas on unfamiliar roads with patchy or non-existent data, it remains my go-to.
I only used this app for a day, hated it and then got something better… which was also free. When using the app in English, the units appear to be set to miles which is useless in Europe. If you make a wrong turn, the app is poor at getting you back onto the right track. Sharing routes is easy but that’s not enough to make me use Ride with GPS when there are better solutions and for no money.
No faults great app good data .
Works well, gives me the information I need. Only one little problem in that I have trouble getting voice announcements for heart rate sometimes.
After being a paid subscriber to the other main race/adventure cycling app, I became frustrated with its mapping tools. You can create routes easier on the desk top but cannot adapt pre-existing rides from other users on that platform. Inversely, on the phone app you can easily find pre-existing routes but cannot adapt them. Plus, with my transition to gravel rides out of the city, the off road mapping is poor. Ride GPS mapping is better, but still needs some work. The routing regularly gets into a funk and just outright refuses to let the user create a route. The creation by “lines” is equally finicky.
Poor connection to other apps. Sometimes it works sometimes it does not
Nothing else like it. If you are used to planning routes on pen and paper, the app will make complete sense to you. There is also an amazing route library available, much better than Strava when it comes to this.
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