Tulip Maps

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Waypoints

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📖 Roadbook Maker

Name it, choose the paper and the look. Everything here changes the whole book.

Event title
Route / subtitle
Page
Type
Header badge — the little box in the top corner
Tulip size
Rows per page
Distances

My routes

Routes here live in this browser only. Sign in and they're kept in your account too — safe if this computer dies, and ready for the phone app.
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Pick a format. Your route stays open either way.

Join a route on the end

Welcome to Tulip Maps

Plan the route, draw the roadbook.

Draw a route on the map or bring in one you've recorded, put the waypoints exactly where they belong, and turn the whole thing into a roadbook your crews can actually navigate by.

With an account you also get
  • Your routes kept safe — not just in this browser, so they survive a lost laptop
  • The same routes on every machine — and in the phone app when you record
  • Pick up where you left off — open a route from anywhere and carry on

No account needed to try it — everything works, it's just kept in this browser only.

👤 Your account
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Password
Your password is never stored in a readable form, so nobody — not even us — can look it up. Changing it sends you a link by email.
Subscription
PlanFree — everything, while Tulip Maps is in beta
There's nothing to pay yet. When there is, it'll be managed here.
Leaving
Deleting takes your account and the routes kept in it. Copies kept in this browser stay where they are.

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Auto‑draw tulips?

The recorded track is dense enough to read each junction, so VM can draw the tulips automatically from the shape of the road. You can fine‑tune any of them afterwards.

Transcribing your voice notes or written pages into directions is a separate AI step — it isn't done here.

Each waypoint's tulip is compared with the turn read from the GPS track. Click a flagged one to jump to it on the map; ✓ marks it dealt-with; ↻ recheck re-scans.

Road signs
Drop your route file to open it
takes .vmr · .gpx · a .tvrx+.csv pair · or .csv