Document, record and review your tours
Practical tips around your tour diary: which data is worth keeping, how to stay on top of your tours and get more out of them.
Why I document my swimming spots too
I log not just tours but swimming spots in Tourtagebuch: so I remember where I've been, keep photos right with the spot, and see them all under a “Swim spots” favourite.
Read more →Documenting classic car outings - a digital logbook
Documenting classic car outings: which details are worth recording, why a paper logbook and a spreadsheet hit their limits, and how to capture every outing with photos.
Read more →Import GPX from Komoot - how your tour lands in Tourtagebuch
Export a GPX file from Komoot and import it into Tourtagebuch: explained step by step, including a tip for finding imported tours again.
Read more →Killed your tour by accident? It's not lost anyway
The app crashes or you swipe it away by mistake - and your running recording is gone? Not any more. Why Tourtagebuch now has a crash safeguard.
Read more →One journal for every sport - instead of three apps
Road bike, MTB, gravel, hiking, e-bike: doing several sports means juggling three apps. Here's how to keep every activity in a single tour journal.
Read more →Sharing tours - by link and as an Instagram image
Show off a great tour without forcing it into a social feed: how to share a single tour as a private link or as a ready-made image for Instagram.
Read more →Recording accessible and family-friendly tours
Pushchair-friendly, wheelchair-accessible, toilets along the way: record such details per tour and you'll find the right routes again and help others too. Here's how it works in the tour diary.
Read more →What Strava can't do - and when a tour diary fits better
Strava is strong at tracking and comparing. But when it comes to capturing and rating individual rides, it hits its limits. Where the difference lies - and what really fits.
Read more →Keeping a hiking journal - how to record every tour
Keeping a hiking journal: which details are worth logging, whether paper, an app or a spreadsheet suits you best, and how to keep all your hikes and photos in one place.
Read more →Documenting bike rides - how to keep track of it all
Documenting bike rides made easy: which data is worth recording, why Excel and Strava hit their limits, and how to keep every ride in one place.
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