Objectives

Route Atlas was designed to help adventure travelers navigate beyond traditional roads. The goal was to create an offline-first navigation experience that allows users to discover, record, and explore off-road routes with confidence. The app also enables the community to share newly explored trails, making remote destinations more accessible for future travelers.

Findings

During research and analysis, the following points were identified:

• Reliable navigation without internet access.
• Easy route recording and community sharing.
• Alerts when deviating from the planned route.
• Rich information about viewpoints, trails, campsites, rivers, and mountains.
• Multiple map views, including satellite, terrain, and night mode.
• A simple interface that keeps navigation clear and distraction-free.

Stakeholder Interviews

Q : What is the primary goal of the app?

A : To provide a reliable navigation experience for adventure travelers by allowing them to explore remote locations, record new routes, navigate offline, and share their journeys with the community.

Q : Who are the primary and secondary users?

A : The primary users are hikers, campers, cyclists, off-road drivers, bikers, photographers, and road-trip enthusiasts. Secondary users include travel groups, tour operators, and outdoor adventure communities.

Q : What challenges or pain points should the app address?

A : The app should solve problems related to poor internet connectivity, missing trail information, and route navigation in unfamiliar areas. It should also help users discover new places, stay on their planned route, and contribute newly explored paths for other travelers.

Requirements