Comparison
Tarmac vs Kurviger
Kurviger is a detailed curvy-road planner loved by touring motorcyclists. Tarmac is designed for the drive itself, especially in groups.
| Tarmac | Kurviger | |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Group drives | Detailed route planning |
| Planning depth | Stops, via and shaping points | Very detailed |
| Group roles | Yes | Check current features |
| Cars supported | Yes | Motorcycle-focused |
| Google Maps import | Yes | Check current features |
Based on publicly available information, last reviewed September 2026. Features change — check Kurviger's own site for the latest. Kurviger is a trademark of its owner; Tarmac is not affiliated with it.
What Kurviger is great at
- Fine-grained control over curviness and road types
- Powerful web-based route planning
- GPX workflows for touring motorcyclists
Where Tarmac is different
- Group navigation with live positions and roles
- Simple fastest vs twisty choice for quick planning
- Built for UK car and bike groups
Choose Kurviger if…
You love tuning a route for hours and drive mostly solo with GPX files.
Choose Tarmac if…
You want a quick plan and a smooth group drive on the day.