RallyCoords is the rider's rally coordinator, built around authoritative rally coordinates. Collect what the organizer publishes, preserve the official routes, plan the ride there, ride the rally, and get home — all in one place.
Every rally has coordinates. Every rider needs a coordinator.
RallyCoords carries both halves of the name. The coordinates are the geography: official KML/GPX routes, checkpoints, finish lines and navigation. The coordinator is everything around them: the organizer's published schedule, notices, hotels, reservations, rider decisions, strategy and logistics. Most apps give you one or the other. RallyCoords puts them side by side — and keeps them strictly separate.
Organized Rally
An organized rally is not one route — it is three journeys. RallyCoords keeps them separate, so the organizer's event never gets tangled up with your own travel.
Part 1
Pre-event travel is yours to plan. Build the ride to the start line with the AI wizard or by hand, and leave the endpoints unresolved until you decide how you are getting there.
Part 2
The official event is structured from the organizer's own data — published schedule, Day 0, rally days, official KML/GPX geography, checkpoints and finish lines — kept apart from your own planning.
Part 3
Post-event travel is a segment like any other. Head straight home, or keep going and turn the ride back into another adventure. Nothing is forced into the rally structure.
RallyCoords treats what the organizer publishes as authoritative source information and preserves it exactly as supplied — the original KML/GPX, the published schedule, the notices. Your own plans, hotels, reservations and decisions live in their own layer and never overwrite it. When the organizer revises their files, you review every change before anything is applied.
The Workflow
Every expedition follows the same arc — from the first spark of an idea to the last memory you publish. RallyCoords covers all three.
Phase 1
Build your expedition.
Phase 2
Live command center.
Phase 3
Never lose the adventure.
Plan. Ride. Remember.
See It In Action
From
Denver, CO
To
Durango, CO
Denver → Idaho Springs
187 mi · Silverhorn Lodge
Idaho Springs → Buena Vista
142 mi · River Bend Inn
Buena Vista → Durango
215 mi · Strater Hotel
Generate an entire multi-day expedition with one conversation.
Tell the wizard where you want to go, your pace, road preference, and what you love. It builds road-accurate routes, places fuel stops, books hotels, and balances daily mileage — all editable.
Day 2 · Sept 13
Idaho Springs → Buena Vista
River Bend Inn — Confirmed
Conf# BX-4471 · 719-395-8000
This becomes your command center every morning.
Weather, route timeline, hotel reservations, fuel strategy, and packing reminders — everything you need for the day ahead, in one glanceable screen.
Odometer
2,841 mi
Next Checkpoint
Cottonwood Pass Summit — 12 mi
ETA
3:30 PM
Glove-friendly navigation with automatic checkpoint detection.
Large controls, high contrast, GPS checkpoint verification, rally scoring, and fuel range alerts. Built for the saddle, not the desk.
ADV_Cannonball_2025_Route.kml
Official rally route · v3.2
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Import official rally routes while preserving your own ride history.
Nobody else really does this. Import an official KML, and RallyCoords reconciles checkpoints without overwriting your photos, journals, or completion stamps.
Expedition Timeline
Cottonwood Pass Summit
Photo · 12,126 ft · Day 3
Journal · Day 3
"Best road of the trip so far. The pass was clear, the air was crisp, and the GS was in its element on the switchbacks…"
Cottonwood Pass — Completed
+750 ptsFuel — Buena Vista
$18.42Every photo, checkpoint, journal entry, expense and memory — automatically organized.
Your expedition tells its own story. The timeline assembles everything chronologically, ready to publish as a blog or relive years later.
Built for Real Expeditions
Whether you're chasing points in a Cannonball or tracing a BDR, RallyCoords speaks your language.
Everything Included
Every feature you need for the entire expedition lifecycle.
Road-accurate, multi-day expeditions built from a single conversation.
Import official rally routes with full reconciliation.
Update routes without losing photos, journals, or completion history.
Weather, route timeline, hotel, fuel, and packing in one view.
Fuel stops calculated from your bike's actual tank and MPG.
Paste a confirmation email; we match it to the right night.
Automatic arrival detection with configurable radius.
Glove-friendly navigation, telemetry, and rally scoring.
GPS-tagged photos with EXIF data and automatic timeline placement.
Your entire trip assembled into a shareable story.
Save your bikes once, deploy them to any trip with service tracking.
Log costs by category, split between riders, export anytime.
Publish journal entries and photos to your blog with one click.
Contacts, vehicle docs, and insurance always one tap away.
Segments, checkpoints, fuel, photos, and journals on one live map.
Every moment automatically organized chronologically.
Automatic ride summaries sent to you and your emergency contact.
Choose your daily approach: maximize points, crush checkpoints, or ride conservative.
Publish route definitions for the community — no personal data, just the ride.
Track the organizer's website, notices and regulations with preserved snapshots.
Import revised organizer files, review every change, and roll back safely.
Record your intent for each official checkpoint, independent of route visibility.
Registration, rally days and post-rally days modelled as their own day types.
Flags unresolved hotels, missing endpoints and schedule/geography mismatches.