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Right now there's no easy way to make GPS art. People sketch a shape by hand and try to match it to a map, or use online tools clicking point after point to trace roads into that shape. It takes forever and rarely looks right. DrawMyLoop fixes that. Draw a shape, it snaps automatically to real roads, and you get a route to ride or run. Pick a shape, trace an image, or type text, then export to GPX for Strava, Garmin or Komoot. You can also explore GPS art already made by others and remix it.
Drew a quick dinosaur shape and was surprised how cleanly it snapped to actual roads near my apartment, saved as a GPX in seconds. Way easier than clicking points one by one like I used to do.
The snap-to-roads feature is genuinely clever, especially how it handles the messy middle part where most GPS art tools just give up and leave you with jagged nonsense. Love that you can trace an image directly instead of guessing coordinates.
Would love to see a difficulty or distance estimate shown right on the shape preview before committing to it, plus some sort of elevation profile so I know if my "draw a cat" idea is secretly a 2000ft climb.
About Draw My Loop on Product Hunt
“Turn your runs and rides into GPS art”
Draw My Loop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 5 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #146 on the daily leaderboard. Right now there's no easy way to make GPS art. People sketch a shape by hand and try to match it to a map, or use online tools clicking point after point to trace roads into that shape. It takes forever and rarely looks right. DrawMyLoop fixes that. Draw a shape, it snaps automatically to real roads, and you get a route to ride or run. Pick a shape, trace an image, or type text, then export to GPX for Strava, Garmin or Komoot. You can also explore GPS art already made by others and remix it.
Draw My Loop was featured in Art (20.1k followers), Sports (11.3k followers) and Maps (12.8k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 12.9k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Draw My Loop?
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Drew a quick dinosaur shape and was surprised how cleanly it snapped to actual roads near my apartment, saved as a GPX in seconds. Way easier than clicking points one by one like I used to do.