Every winter, we update our vector mapping to ensure that our maps remain up to date, as well as to take advantage of the latest feature releases. This most recent update includes support for a globe view of the map as you zoom out, which we have quickly implemented. You will now see that the […]
We’ve added the ability to control units of measurement within your browser, meaning all those dotwatchers who prefer imperial measurements are now able to switch. To do this, head to the Action Controls section of the Details menu. Here, the display preferences allow you to change the units of measurement used on the map, switching
Event participants can now find their tracker IDs in the map leaderboard, where the will be displayed as a tag beside their name. This numerical ID corresponds with the physical labels on the trackers distributed at the start of events, allowing participants to verify for themselves that they have been given the correct device.
Want to see how your own past route compares to an event’s or to a rider’s free route choice? You can now overlay GPX files on the map within your browser. This allows you to compare saved routes with any routes or tracks visible on the map. To do this, simply upload a GPX file
Participants can now all have “tags” applied. These very short – often single word – markers can be used to highlight similarities or differences, without having to form distinct groups. For example, it can be used to display genders within single classification events or to show different bike types. These tags are searchable and you
