How do you export a motorcycle ride as a GPX file from iPhone?
A GPX file is the portable, open form of a recorded ride — an XML format holding the track’s coordinates, timestamps, and elevation, readable by any GPS unit or mapping tool.
In Roveri: open the ride, tap the ••• button, choose Export GPX, and share the file. Export is part of Roveri Pro. Roveri’s GPX also carries the air temperature recorded along the route and keeps each riding segment separate, so a pause isn’t a straight line.
What a GPX file is
GPX (GPS Exchange Format) is an open XML file for saving a track. It holds the coordinates of every point along the ride, the timestamp of each point, and the elevation. Because the format is an open standard rather than one app’s private file, any GPS unit, mapping website, or other riding app can read it — a GPX file is a copy of your ride you can keep, move to another tool, or open years later, independent of any single app.
How to export a ride as GPX from Roveri
Exporting a recorded ride in Roveri is one tap from the ride itself, entirely in the app — there is no website step and nothing to sync first:
- Open the ride you want to export from your history.
- Tap the ••• (more) button on the ride.
- Choose Export GPX.
- Share the file — AirDrop it, save it to Files, or send it to a mapping tool.
Export is part of Roveri Pro, an optional subscription with a free trial.
Roveri’s GPX carries more than the bare track. Alongside the coordinates, timestamps, and elevation, it records the air temperature measured along the route (in the gpxtpx:atemp extension), so the file remembers the weather of the ride, not just its shape. It also writes one track segment per riding segment, so a pause reads as a real gap in the file rather than a straight line drawn across the stop — a tool that opens the export sees the ride the way you rode it.
Which apps export a recorded ride’s GPX
| App | Exports a recorded ride’s GPX? | Tier | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roveri | Yes — in-app, one tap | Roveri Pro | Roveri press page |
| REVER | Yes | REVER Pro | rever.co/pro |
In both apps, exporting a recorded ride’s GPX is a paid feature — Roveri Pro in Roveri, REVER Pro in REVER. Treat GPX export as a Pro capability to confirm in any riding app before you have years of rides to move, not a free given. (As of July 2026; app tiers change, so re-check the source links before you rely on either.)
Roveri runs on iPhone (iOS 18.6 or later) and is free to download, with an optional Pro tier that includes GPX export. Read the full, code-verified fact sheet on the Roveri press page, or get Roveri on the App Store.
