The project
MyRoadbook is a motorcycle travel diary. It takes the raw GPS data from your ride — from a tracker fitted to your bike, or a GPX file you upload — and turns it into a beautiful, searchable log of where you've been.
Bring your own tracker
The platform is tracker-agnostic. Today it natively ingests Teltonika devices (Codec 8 Extended over TCP), and you can always upload a GPX file from any ride or any device. Support for more trackers is on the roadmap.
Automatic trips
Rather than making you log every ride by hand, MyRoadbook detects Trips automatically: it finds where you stopped for a while and splits your track into the individual rides between those stops, computing distance, duration and route for each.
Adventures
Group related trips into a named Adventure — a weekend loop, a summer tour, a cross-continent expedition. Attach a planned GPX route to compare your plan against reality, add photos and videos, and export a printable recap or a GPX of the whole journey.
Yours, and private by default
Your data belongs to you. Everything is private unless you explicitly choose to make a profile, trip or adventure public. You can invite friends to view or contribute to specific rides, export all your data at any time, or delete your account entirely.