What comes next
GlobeDash is built in the open by one person. Here is what already works, what is being built this month, and what is further out. Dates are deliberately absent — they would be guesses.
Updated 8 Sep 2026
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Working today
- Ride the real planet — any road, real gradients, worldwide map and elevation.
- Virtual shifting — 22 gears, with or without a Bluetooth shifter.
- Workouts and FTP tests — a structured catalogue that scales to your zones, plus a free ramp test.
- Your data leaves with you — TCX, FIT and GPX export, and Strava upload with the map — connect Strava from Settings → Connections.
- Coaching, open to everyone — any account can coach: teams, weekly plans, a shared calendar, compliance scoring, fuelling cues mid-ride and earned ratings.
- Find a coach near you — a city-level directory, with room for coaches nobody has reviewed yet.
- Clubs — create one, staff it, invite riders, share the club ride.
- Club discovery — public and private clubs, a searchable directory, and joining by application or open door.
- A ten-route library — each route marked as practice or as a real outdoor event with a date, with RSVP for events.
- Club pace, without surveillance — opt in to share your numbers and the club shows a range, never a name. Off by default, always.
- Day and night — a white ground for daylight rooms, a black one for the garage, one tap apart.
- English and Spanish — the whole app and site, in Latin American Spanish.
- Delete your account — self-serve from Account, without emailing anyone.
Next
- Rate the week — not just the coach: was that week too much, about right, or too easy?
- A followers feed — the Public / Followers / Private choice on a ride starts meaning something to your friends and club mates.
- Faster maps on first visit — a region nobody has ridden yet loads slowly the first time; an edge cache fixes that.
- Phones and tablets — a layout for small screens, starting with the companion views.
Further out
- Garmin sync — FIT export already drops straight into Garmin Connect by hand. Automatic sync needs Garmin’s approval, and that application takes as long as it takes.
- An onboarding walkthrough — designed, not yet built.
- A way to support the project — for people who want to help pay for servers and maps.