Open Road Cyclist
Your tour deserves to outlive the camera roll.
Open Road Cyclist is the tour journal for people who measure trips in weeks, not miles. Plan the route. Keep the daily journal. Pin the photos and the gear. Publish the whole trip as one page.
Start your free trip journalThe camera roll is where tours go to die.
You rode for weeks. Six months later, what survives is 2,400 photos nobody has looked at, a GPS file you'll never open, and a logbook in a drawer. "I'll write it up someday" is how tours disappear. This is the tool that beats someday.
Three steps. That's the whole plan.
Plan the route
draw the line, follow the roads, see the elevation before your knees do.
Keep the journal
day by day: words, photos pinned to the map, the gear that carried you, where you slept.
Publish the trip
one page with the whole story. Share one link. Keep it forever.
Built by someone who lived the fade.
In 2014 Sasha rode for nine months — Portland to the Mexico/Guatemala border. The trip was the best thing he'd ever done. And within a year it was scattered across hard drives and a box of receipts. Open Road Cyclist is the tool he spent years building to save that trip — built for tourists, by a tourist.
No VC, no growth team. One tourist, nine months on the road, and a trip that deserved better. That's the whole credential.
Read the full story →Getting started is the easy part.
Create your free trip journal
Build the trip — route, days, photos, gear, words
Publish it — one page, shareable, yours forever
Free to start. No credit card. Private until you publish.
Years from now, open your trip.
The route. The days. The photos. The words — all of it, one page away. Not a slideshow nobody asked for. The trip itself.