Generating the maps for the app is actually the easy bit – much easier (and less resource-heavy) than either the website maps or the routing! So that should be very doable – I’ll take a look.

(Anyone who cycles the near-vertical hills of Madeira has my undying respect…)

Thanks for taking a look Richard!

Using Komoot in Taiwan recently gave me a new appreciation for your routing algorithms and website & app usability ;) 

I’ve added Madeira, the Azores, and Hawaii to the app mapping. Well, ok, I’ve added the rest of the world in fact. :) Don’t get too excited – for the rest of the world it’s just mapping, not routing. But it was just as easy to generate the world as it was to add the missing islands.

The contours are present for the whole world but the hillshading isn’t yet – that’s one for another time!

Your phone may cache the old empty tiles for a while. If you download the offline maps then they should be the latest.

Thanks Richard! This kind of response is a big part of why c.t is so appealing. I was kind of floored when I opened the "offline maps" screen in the app. 

The Canary Islands and Madeira work as expected in the app now. 👏

I noticed that Azores and Hawaiʻi don’t have elevation data on the website or app. Journey elevation profiles look like Holland ;) 

For me, the app's offline map picker can freeze up if zoomed out too far. Workaround: don't zoom out so far :) 

Richard, 

Journeys planned in the Azores do not show any elevation profile. 

Does this mean that the routing engine is ignoring elevation when choosing routes?  

This would be good to know in case I wind up there next month 😀. Thanks!

Exactly that. I have to admit I hadn’t even been aware that the Azores were included but it looks like they come along with the Portugal data! I’m planning to rework the European elevation data soon so can take a look at including it then.

Thanks Richard. Cheers