[App] Preview to the new Kurviger App | Vorschau auf die neue Kurviger App

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Have a look at the announcement and make your conclusions.
In short: The old Kurviger app (V1.x and V2.x) is based on cruiser app from devemux .

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Thatā€™s clear, but they worked somehow together. Devemux stopped the work so why its not possible that Robion continues the work?
I think the same happened in the past with " Motorplaner!" it was continued and optimized by Kurviger.

Well, ā€œMotorplanerā€ stopped its (free) service.
As a service for its users, Kurviger offered a way to transfer your existing routes.
Cruiser is still continued, and has a subscription model for payment.

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Okay it was just an idea to have as much as possible of the old functions available.

That was my idea too. Iā€™ll use Cruiser GL until Kurviger V3 convinces me to switch back.
My Routes will be planned consequently in kurviger.de - no question about it!

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While the copyright issue is understandable and indisputable, the appearance of the application or its functions are probably not reserved? So, the panels we love in the Kurviger app are the same as in Osmand, and the tour presentation is like in Locusā€¦

With all due respect for work so far, canā€™t you (I guess thatā€™s a question for @Patrick) just create something along the lines of the good-natured and over the years worked out Kurviger app?

Isnā€™t creating a completely new user interface reinventing the wheel? Of course I am thinking about the navigation module here, because the consistency of the routing module with the website is a good way to go.

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Iā€™m delighted with the Kurviger2, I installed the Kurviger3 but I havenā€™t used it because I donā€™t find it functional enough, Iā€™ll try it later.

Iā€™ve installed the Cruiser as well and I think thatā€™s what Iā€™ll be using until K3 convinces me.

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I think all Kurviger app fans, including myself, would be happy to pay for something like a only-routing-online subscription that Cruiser app can use. But it would require - if Iā€™m not mistaken - two gentlemen to get along in order to please thousands :wink:

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@ToTo_GSA_Rider Launching the old Kurviger apps will be fixed in the next WunderLINQ app beta.

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Where is the problem?
No one has anything against planning with kurviger.de and navigating with another medium (TomTom, Garmin, BMW Navigator, smartphone [Kurviger App, OsmAnd+, Cruiser, etc.).
Cruiser allows me to perform my navigation as before. Therefore, I have a subscription since 02.11. - a ā€œsavings versionā€ for only-routing-online makes little sense at 9.99 ā‚¬. The planning function I will not use anyway - I havenā€™t used it in the Kurviger app either.

Which is quite the opposite of what I do. I have never used a website to plan trips (although I am a Tourer). Iā€™ve been doing it for years in an app on a Android 8" tablet, that I also use as a navigation device. Thatā€™s why the Kurviger app was perfect for me, and if Cruiser app could use Kurvigerā€™s algorithm, Iā€™d gladly use it.

Hereā€™s the problem - having to choose between a great app or great routes. Of course, I do not exclude that someday the new v3 application will reach the v2 level, then there will be no problem, but for now I am full of fears.

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Hallo zusammen, so habe die Navigation eben im Auto getestet. Wo kann ich in der App die LautstƤrke anpassen? Medien LautstƤrke war auf hƶchster LautstƤrke. Suche ich gerade eine Funktion die noch kommt?

Hello everyone, so have just tested the navigation in the car. Where can I adjust the volume in the app? Media volume was at the highest volume. Am I just looking for a function that is yet to come?

I think it is not about a ā€œsavings versionā€.
I think the wish is to get Kurviger online routing (additionally to the available routing algorithms), and pay even an extra fee for this.

Cruiser is a great navigation tool just like Kurviger2 was, but you canā€™t plan routes directly on it with Kurviger routing algorithm. If you want to use Kurviger you need to go the detour via the website.
Automatic recalculation isnā€™t possible either without losing your curvy route AFAIK.

PS: My best option so far is the trick from @zaphod_42 to prolong Kurviger2 until the end of 2023.
Unfortunately this seems to work only for Germans and Israeli.
Thanks Wolfgang!

Thanks for your feedback and discussion.

This has been on our todo list for a really long time and it something we ware looking at in the future.

You mean something like the zoom level or voice instructions?

Yes, this is currently a known issue, this will be resolved in the future :slight_smile:.

We will share more details about the new navigation UI in the future :slight_smile:. I donā€™t think we will completely reinvent the wheel. The current UI is just a place holder :slight_smile:.

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Ɯber die LautstƤrke-Tasten an deinem Smartphone. Sollte die Sprachausgabe bei dir nicht funktioniert haben, kƶnntest du dazu bitte ein neues Thema aufmachen? Hier wirds langsam sehr unĆ¼bersichtlich.

Maciek,
on road (hotelrooms, camping grounds) Iā€™m using an android tablet as well. But I use it like a laptop, because I canā€™t get in touch with touchscreens - I need a keyboard and a mouse:
2022-12-16 10.29.19

So I use the kurviger.de (web-version) for complex changes of routes or creation new ones.
Cruiser works as Kurviger V2 works in ā€œoffline modeā€: w/o re-calculations it follows exactly the kurviger track, in case of re-calculation it takes BRouter to find a way to the next waypoint and then follows again the given track. Therefore you may have a small change in routing between two waypoints.

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Die example this crossing ist not mentioned in the navigation information, just said go straight for xykm.
Could lead to misunderstanding, zoom could help but maybe also something in the next turn advice.

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Got it, thanks for the clarification :+1:

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:smile: Nice. Thanks! I should remember this, but sometimes I forget a little bit and then I panic :wink:

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