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Recording without a connection: how it works

The track is recorded on the device and reaches the server at the first sign of network.

Recording is built offline first: GPS points are saved in the phone’s memory, and recording needs no internet at all. As soon as the network appears, the track uploads itself to the server.

While a track is waiting for a connection, it shows at the top of the “My activity” screen: “ride waiting to upload”. The “Send” button is there too, for when you are back online and the track still hasn’t gone. If the server didn’t accept a recording, it is shown there as well, with the reason: you can send it again, save it as a GPX file, or delete it from the phone.

A map for navigating without a connection is a separate matter: download the area’s offline pack in advance (the offline maps section; included in the ENDURO subscription). The area where you are recording gets cached on the free plan too.

To keep the recording from breaking on long stretches: don’t swipe the app out of the task switcher, and allow “Always” location access — the phone asks about it on your first recording.
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