RouteConverter

RouteConverter
Author:	Christian Pesch
License:	GNU GPL
Platforms:	Windows, Linux, and macOS
Version:	2.32 (2022-09-10)
Language:	22 languages available
Website:	http://www.routeconverter.com
Programming language:	Java 8 and 11
GPS routes analyser with an experimental branch for offline routing with mapsforge maps
Features Feature Value Map Display Display map yes Map data raster Source online Rotate map no 3D view no Shows website Shows phone number Shows operation hours Routing Routing yes Create route manually yes Calculate route yes Create route via Waypoints Routing profiles Turn restrictions Calculate route without Internet (Offline routing) Routing providers Avoid traffic Traffic Provider Navigating Navigate no Find location Find nearby POIs Navigate to point Navigation with voice / Voice guidance Keep on road Lane guidance Works without GPS yes Navigate along predefined route yes Tracking Make track no Customizable log interval Track formats Geotagging Fast POI buttons Upload GPX to OSM Monitoring Monitoring yes Show current track no Open existing track yes Altitude diagram yes Show POD value Satellite view Show live NMEA data no Show speed Send current position Editing (Not set) Rendering (Not set) Accessibility (Not set)

RouteConverter is a free cross-platform program for editing and converting coordinate data files. It's written in Java and runs on Windows, Linux, Mac and Solaris. Supported languages include English, German, French, Dutch, Spanish and Chinese.

It includes an embedded browser with which Google Maps and various OpenStreetMap maps can be displayed. On bleeding edge Linux distributions it is possible that the embedded browser does not work out of the box. Routing is supported over the Google API. An experimental branch displays and routes with mapsforge vector maps.