GroupTrack: Off Grid
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About this app
GroupTrack Off Grid (GroupTrack OG) is an off-road trail app for side-by-side, UTV, ATV, dirt bike and Jeep riders.
It stores the trails and the maps on your device, so it keeps working where there is no signal — which is most of where us ride.
Everything works on its own, for one rider: plan a ride, follow it, record where you went. Add a mesh radio when you want to ride as a group, and every rider appears on your map in real time.
Tell it the ride you want. Get rides worth taking.
Not a route you draw. Not somebody else's GPX file.
Say where you are starting, how far you want to go and how fast you ride. GroupTrack OG searches your trail network and comes back with several complete options — 74 miles, 77 miles, 68 miles — laid out side by side so you can compare them and pick one.
Each ride arrives described: distance, riding time, and every summit, spring and landmark you will pass, in the order you will reach them. Mile 8, Mountain Spring Peak. Mile 25, Pink Knolls. Mile 30, Red Hill.
It identifies new trails from your ride tracks, then plans routes on them
Every app lets you import your old tracks. They sit on the map as lines you rode once.
GroupTrack OG does something else with them. Where a ride of yours crosses ground no published survey covers, it becomes a trail — part of your network, searchable, and available to the route planner as a piece it can build with.
So a connector you found three years ago stops being a line in your history and starts turning up in rides you never took, joined to trails you have not ridden yet.
One rider's collection of 88 tracks produced over 1,800 new trails covering 2,400 miles that no public source had. Those rides can only be found here, because no other app knows the trail is there.
Import everything you have — onX, Gaia, anywhere. The more of your riding it knows, the better the rides it can find.
Your whole group on one map, with no cell service
Pair a Meshtastic radio and every rider appears on your map in real time. No towers, no signal, no network subscription.
The lead knows the sweep is still coming. The sweep knows nobody has been left at a junction. Group span, rider count and who is at the tail, on screen, all day.
Everything works offline
Download your state's trail data and map imagery before you leave. Plan routes, follow them, record your ride and track your group with the phone in airplane mode.
Built to be learned in an afternoon
A Quick Start opens the first time you run it: 32 short exercises, each one a tap away from the manual section that explains it. Work through them at the kitchen table and you will know the app before you need it on the trail.
Honest about what it knows
GroupTrack OG knows a trail is there. It does not know how wide it is, what the surface is like, or what is on it. Check your trail maps before you commit, and check access and ownership the way you would anywhere else.
First run
Setting up a state downloads its full trail dataset — around 30 minutes and a lot of data. Do it on wifi, before the trip, not in the trailhead parking lot.
When the app loads your location, you are ready to play.
It stores the trails and the maps on your device, so it keeps working where there is no signal — which is most of where us ride.
Everything works on its own, for one rider: plan a ride, follow it, record where you went. Add a mesh radio when you want to ride as a group, and every rider appears on your map in real time.
Tell it the ride you want. Get rides worth taking.
Not a route you draw. Not somebody else's GPX file.
Say where you are starting, how far you want to go and how fast you ride. GroupTrack OG searches your trail network and comes back with several complete options — 74 miles, 77 miles, 68 miles — laid out side by side so you can compare them and pick one.
Each ride arrives described: distance, riding time, and every summit, spring and landmark you will pass, in the order you will reach them. Mile 8, Mountain Spring Peak. Mile 25, Pink Knolls. Mile 30, Red Hill.
It identifies new trails from your ride tracks, then plans routes on them
Every app lets you import your old tracks. They sit on the map as lines you rode once.
GroupTrack OG does something else with them. Where a ride of yours crosses ground no published survey covers, it becomes a trail — part of your network, searchable, and available to the route planner as a piece it can build with.
So a connector you found three years ago stops being a line in your history and starts turning up in rides you never took, joined to trails you have not ridden yet.
One rider's collection of 88 tracks produced over 1,800 new trails covering 2,400 miles that no public source had. Those rides can only be found here, because no other app knows the trail is there.
Import everything you have — onX, Gaia, anywhere. The more of your riding it knows, the better the rides it can find.
Your whole group on one map, with no cell service
Pair a Meshtastic radio and every rider appears on your map in real time. No towers, no signal, no network subscription.
The lead knows the sweep is still coming. The sweep knows nobody has been left at a junction. Group span, rider count and who is at the tail, on screen, all day.
Everything works offline
Download your state's trail data and map imagery before you leave. Plan routes, follow them, record your ride and track your group with the phone in airplane mode.
Built to be learned in an afternoon
A Quick Start opens the first time you run it: 32 short exercises, each one a tap away from the manual section that explains it. Work through them at the kitchen table and you will know the app before you need it on the trail.
Honest about what it knows
GroupTrack OG knows a trail is there. It does not know how wide it is, what the surface is like, or what is on it. Check your trail maps before you commit, and check access and ownership the way you would anywhere else.
First run
Setting up a state downloads its full trail dataset — around 30 minutes and a lot of data. Do it on wifi, before the trip, not in the trailhead parking lot.
When the app loads your location, you are ready to play.
Trail system navigation with 50 state trails, public and private land annotated.
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What’s new
AI route planner: fixed a crash in large trail areas like Moab. Rides now come back by a different trail and use the miles you ask for, with more rides to choose from. Green trails show where you can add your own places.
App support
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Phone number
+15166617358
About the developer
Frederick Kix
kixazz25@gmail.com
United States
