Map My Ride With GPS Tracker

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Last verified 30 Aug 2026

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Last verified 28 Aug 2026

4.8 248542 ratings · App Store

1. 2/5Needs work!

   I have used my ride for a long time for trail runs and road biking. I’ve been a subscriber for years. But lately it just doesn’t work anymore mostly between the phone app and the watch app and things that go wrong during a ride. Come to track my heart rate I’ll start from the watch. And every the boy somehow during a ride, it becomes paused as I’m talking back-and-forth between or other things. I’ll start from the phone and find out that it didn’t trek GPS because of an update or something but that it wasn’t obvious when I was headed out. There are various other nits. What I need is an app that I start and start a workout and it pulls my heart rate from my watch and reliably tracking and records with metrics. I need it to protect its operation during that time from anything sweat, touches, poor connections, or anything else that might interfere with that data. Otherwise it’s useless. And completely inability to make this happen with Map My Ride means I canceled my subscription and I pulled it off of my devices. . I really hate all of the extraneous features of Strava and it feels complex and that’s the reason I’ve stayed with MMR, but no more! I’ll still avoid Strava as while I don’t get the same longitudinal tracking with Apple workouts, I at least get the data for my ride reliably.

   FooledAgainAndAgain · 30 Aug 2026

2. 5/5Map My Ride Unreliable

   I’ve used the free version of this app well over a year now. If you are going to use for shorter rides where there is good coverage, it’s fine. But hit the wrong button by accident and it aborts the whole exercise segment. It’s recent upgrade adding new buttons hasn’t helped but added confusion. I lost both of my last 23 mile rides, because the first time I didn’t like the picture it took and the language deleting didn’t say it would delete the ride. Today I had the app closed but operating and when I hit a button to continue, or so I thought, it started a whole new route without asking if I wanted to save the old one. I ride on rail-to-trails and have also had occasional times the app would not sync. I am glad of the manual option, speed function, and gps catch-up that figures out if you rode a bit but forgot to unpause and figures in the mileage in when you do. But I think also more than one pic should be allowed and the major flaw is no BACK UPS!!!!! If you don’t make it to the end and sync, your ride is lost-you can add a ride manually but without the cool maps. Remember GPS also uses lots of phone battery power.

   Debmarpir · 30 Aug 2026

3. 5/5Glitchy [glitch resolved]

   [Update. OK, it turns out that you have to go to the Map My Ride website in order to save this location request. The app does not include a possibility for doing so. I hardly ever log into MMR on my computer, so it did not occur to me initially. Once I went to the website I was able to complete the request, and it has disappeared from my phone app. Thank goodness.] I've used this app satisfactorily for quite awhile, but in the last couple of weeks the app keeps asking me to confirm my location (country). If I select the country and click "next" I get a dialogue saying there was a error and the info was not saved. It at least then provides an option to "skip" and proceed using the app, but since it won't save I have to do this dance every single time I open the app. I tend to make lots of starts and stops each day, so click, click, skip multiple times a day is getting really annoying and makes me think it is time to find a new app for ride mapping.

   songless one · 30 Aug 2026

4. 2/5Not sure if I’ll keep using this one

   I don’t really write review but I’m not as thrilled with this as I was in the start. The map building was super easy and sold me on trying it. It seemed to work well but has failed to log my last three work outs. I go to stop it and it logs a few steps that I’ve just taken. Total workout run: .01miles. The first time I thought it was me so before my next ride, I doubled checked quickly. When I finished nothing. The third time, I thought I wasn’t careful enough so I double checked and went for my run. When I stopped it, the same. I don’t know if I’m hitting something, but I can’t keep checking this thing to make sure everything is going. It’s bad enough trying to carry my iPhone 8 Plus around let alone it not really doing anything. Someone mentioned if was unreliable, that if you hit a wrong button it aborts your work out. Big problem is you start it and try to put it away and might hit something, especially on a big smart phone. If the could fix that it would be a great app. I’m not sure if I’ll switch back to the other apps, but it worked fine for a few workouts not require too much maintenance for me to keep using it. Also, the menu layout is a bit confusing. I have a hard time trying to navigate to pages in the app I’m trying to get to. I’d get used to it but I wish it were more intuitive.

   Migro7 · 30 Aug 2026

5. 1/5Cool idea but...

   Cool idea but has quite a few bugs. At first it seemed really great. Until I started “checking” it’s data for accuracy. It doesn’t handle gps very well which leads to most information being inaccurate. I used this to map my bike path. And see my speed, distance, top speed and the entire path that I traveled. It had all of that in the free version and the ads are minimal (except one in the last few days which the x button wasn’t shown on iPhone X screen). The issue came quick when I started doing math and known distances. Nothing added up and I noticed when checking my paths, sometimes it would just auto jump me from one skipped me 2 miles and instead of showing actual path just showed straight line. Which still isn’t that bad. I continued to use it. You know. Free and all that’s not bad. The issue is it doesn’t turn the app off and requires phone to be rebooted completely to close app or it just constantly stays open killing my Apple Watch. No matter how many times I manually close the app on phone and watch, every time I lift my hand after a couple minutes, it just shows the app open and wanting me to continue my already finished. And synced my work out. I uninstalled due to heating phone and watch and destroying battery so quickly.

   Maddclownrage · 30 Aug 2026

4.8 220626 ratings · Google Play

1. 5/5

   Fantastic app keep up with the good work love the updates sweet as.. good usable app good map work... continued to use this app has worked through our the time and I will continue to use it......

   Mark Bils · 29 Jul 2026

2. 5/5

   so I used the step tracker (green) but the end or beginning of July 2026 it crashed essentially... for three days I thought nothing of my workouts, until I saw I walked 13steps I stead of my usual 13 miles and then after seeing that I tried to switch it to biking... did 5 miles till I noticed I went 1 block.... so finally 1 walked 3 miles just to see if it was crashed without looking at it ... yup... says I walked 3 steps before u know what!!)😡

   christian romero · 29 Jul 2026

3. 5/5

   Works well! and is a good app

   Mark Ernst · 29 Jul 2026

4. 5/5

   Works well and is easy to use for any type of exercise.

   R Naydol · 29 Jul 2026

5. 5/5

   good

   Wendy Bullard · 29 Jul 2026

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