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Most apps assume you only do one thing on the map.

AdventureOS keeps every adventure, gear list, and session — across 12 activity modules — on one shared record.

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  • ADVENTURE · DAY 3 OF 5

    Alvord Desert, east playa

    Very hard demand · 52 MuscleBuddy readiness — both on one screen before you roll out.

    Example, not real data

  • SEVERE WEATHER

    Cell tracking Independence Pass

    We'll try to notify everyone following it — best effort, no delivery guarantee.

    Example, not real data

  • ONE LOGBOOK

    Gear that follows you

    Mark a headlamp or a rope as shared and it appears in every module that has a place for it.

    Example, not real data

One route, your own body's forecast.

Every itinerary day carries the physical demand you set for it, right beside your readiness and nutrition targets — a hard first day against a low recovery score is visible before you're standing at the trailhead, not after. Readiness and nutrition come from your MuscleBuddy account once you link it.

demandreadiness

Day 1

Trailhead — Lost Creek

readiness 82

Day 2

Notch traverse, 6.2 mi

readiness 70

Day 3

East playa crossing

readiness 52

Day 4

Ridge camp, exposed

readiness 58

Day 5

Descent to trailhead

readiness 74

Example itinerary, not real data. The places, demand levels and readiness scores are an illustration of the screen.

What it looks like.

Screens from the AdventureOS demo account. The gear, sessions and numbers in them are example data, and you can open the demo and click around.

  • The AdventureOS dashboard in the demo account: sessions logged, gear items tracked, active modules and the shared gear log.
    Dashboard
  • The OffRoad gear list in the demo account: recovery rope, compressor, water pack and rooftop tent, each with its brand.
    Gear list
  • The tire pressure for load calculator: load on the corner and tire maximum pressure in, cold pressure out.
    Tire pressure calculator

Map legend — what else is on record

  • Booking cost sheet — Guide rates, permits, and gear rental — one running estimate per adventure.

  • Severe-weather alerts — Best-effort push for every location you follow. No delivery promise.

  • Adventure safety plans — An emergency contact and a check-in window — armed the moment you file it.

  • Credentials & currency — WFR, avalanche level, pilot medical — with a 30-day expiry heads-up.

  • Claimed locations — Official closures and conditions from land managers, ranked above reports.

  • Gear & maintenance — Service history and what is due next, tracked across every rig you own.

  • GPX/TCX/KML import — Bring in tracks from any device you already record with — full undo.

Your next route starts at the last one's end.

Log the adventure, the gear, and the spots worth going back to — and let every season build on the record before it.