QuickRoute - simple display of a GPS route on an orienteering map

Latest news (December 27th, 2011)
Version 2.4 is released. Download and install! Thanks to all who have donated money; your support have made this version come true!

QuickRoute is a computer program for Windows that allows you to display a route from a GPS device, such as a GPS-clock, on an orienteering map saved as an image file. The main purpose of QuickRoute is to make it quick and simple to transfer your route from a GPS device onto a map.

QuickRoute has built-in support for GPS devices in the Garmin Forerunner series. Other devices that can produce data files in the GPX format are also supported. Integration with Google Earth gives great opportunities to analysis of geographical data. An installation of the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 is needed in order to run QuickRoute.

QuickRoute is being developed as a spare-time project by Mats Troeng and Jörgen Ohlin. The program holds commercial class, but is free to download and run as a consequence of the developers' love to the orienteering sport. However, if you think it is a useful tool and want to contribute to its support and further development, then you are very welcome to donate an amount of your choice. A suggested donation is 10 to 20 Euros.

The source code of QuickRoute is publicly available on Google Code. Please drop an email to quickroute@matstroeng.se if you are interested in contributing to further development.

If you have any questions or suggestions for possible improvements of the program, go to QuickRoute's user forum. You are also welcome to send e-mail to quickroute@matstroeng.se. We do not guarantee an answer - this is, as mentioned before, a spare-time project.

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