Syncs your Garmin with your phone, so you can send a GPX file to the device in the field without a computer and upload the ride afterwards.

TwoNav’s app for sending routes and maps from your phone to your TwoNav unit and syncing recorded rides.

Advanced Android navigation app with offline maps. Load a GPX file, download the map for your area and navigate without signal.

The successor to Israel Hiking Map: a detailed trail map of Israel with marked bike trails. Download maps for offline use and load GPX files.

Off-road navigation with voice guidance and thousands of community trails. Riders report closures, hazards and great spots in real time.

A cycling map built on OpenStreetMap: bike paths, dirt roads and routes, with route planning and tracking while you ride.

Route planning and turn-by-turn navigation. Offline maps are paid.

Records your ride, distance and climbing, and lets you share with friends. You can also send your live location to someone at home.

Timetables, trip planning and tickets. Check ahead which hours allow bikes and which carriages are marked for them.

Public transport planner with real-time arrivals. Handy for getting to the start or home from the end of a route.

The official Israel Meteorological Service app: local forecasts, rain radar and warnings for floods, strong winds and heat. A must before riding the desert or wadis.

Detailed hourly wind forecasts. Important when riding the Arava and the desert, where the wind decides your day.

Mud forecasts and riding conditions for 225 singletracks in Israel, based on Meteorological Service data and soil type. You can upload a GPX file of any route and get a forecast for it. Built by Boaz Yoffe · mtb.yoffe.net

Calculates heat load, fluid and energy needs from the hourly forecast for your route.

Load a GPX and get a 3D flyover of the route, for planning ahead or sharing with the group.

Broken GPX file (jumps, bad points)? GPS Heaven fixes it. It also downloads GPX from Garmin, Komoot, Wikiloc and other links.

Real-time alerts and instructions based on your location, even in an area you don’t know. Turn on “my location” alerts before you set off.

One tap calls an ambulance and sends your exact location to dispatch. Install it and fill in your medical details before you set off.

Shows the nearest defibrillator on a map. In cardiac arrest every minute counts, so have it on your phone in advance.