Komoot is a route planning and navigation app that helps outdoor enthusiasts discover, plan, and share adventures. It specializes in hiking, cycling, and mountain biking routes with detailed maps, voice navigation, and a community of outdoor enthusiasts.
Why this server?
Mentions that Komoot's API is only available to partners under contract, so routes must be imported manually on the Komoot website.
Why this server?
Provides typo-tolerant geocoding via komoot's Photon service for better LLM-driven place searches.
Why this server?
Uses Komoot's Photon geocoding service (photon.komoot.io) to convert place names and addresses into coordinates for route planning.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with Komoot's web API, allowing users to list planned and recorded tours by sport, location and radius, retrieve surface and way-type breakdowns (gravel, asphalt, dirt), download tours as GPX, upload GPX files as new planned tours, and find highlights near a point or among saved bookmarks. Also builds new gravel routes by extracting single-surface sections from several saved tours, scoring runs by gravel length and nearby highlights, and joining them with OSRM cycling connectors into a GPX track plus waypoint list for the Komoot planner.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with Komoot, an outdoor route planning and sharing platform. Includes capabilities for managing tours, downloading GPX/FIT exports, uploading tours, querying highlights, route planning, and retrieving user profile and tour streams.
Why this server?
Relies on Komoot's hosted Photon geocoding service (photon.komoot.io) to turn free-text place queries into coordinates used by the trip planning and routing tools.
Why this server?
Journey and walking routes can be exported as GPX files (plus map links) that are ready to be imported into Komoot for planning and navigation.