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Naviki vs Komoot: catalog facts
NavikiKomoot

Best for: Cyclists who want bike-specific routing and a record of their rides

Best for: Cyclists and hikers who want routes planned for their sport

Free

The app is free to download; the homepage does not list paid tiers.

Free + paid options

Free account with paid features and map regions.

Android, Web Android, iOS, Web
  • Route profiles for everyday, touring, MTB, road and e-bike riding
  • Turn-by-turn navigation on the phone
All 4 strengths for Naviki
  • Route profiles for everyday, touring, MTB, road and e-bike riding
  • Turn-by-turn navigation on the phone
  • Ride recording with statistics and a personal heatmap
  • Group challenges for friends or colleagues
  • Sport-specific route generation
  • Turn-by-turn outdoor navigation
All 3 strengths for Komoot
  • Sport-specific route generation
  • Turn-by-turn outdoor navigation
  • Large library of community routes
  • Pricing and any premium features are not described on the homepage
  • Leans toward activity tracking and campaigns, not only navigation
  • Requires an account
  • Some features are paid
Downloadable app, Web application Downloadable app, Web application
Not open source Not open source
License not stated License not stated
Not stated if an account is needed Account needed
Not stated if it works offline Offline features available
Sources for Naviki

Catalog checked October 2, 2026

Sources for Komoot

Catalog checked September 23, 2026

“Not stated” means we have not confirmed it. Features can vary by device and plan.