DMD Software — 2026 release
The new DMD2 App
Built for Off-Road Adventure Overlanding
Offline navigation, riding groups, roadbooks and your whole cockpit — one app that turns any Android device into a dashboard for adventure vehicles.
Included, fully unlocked, on all DMD devices.
Free to install · also ships as an APK for DMD devices and units without Play Store · see what a subscription adds (opens in a new tab)
Just landed in DMD2
Rider Reports
Closures and hazards found by riders, on your map and along your route — with a reroute around them.
See how it works ↓Improve the Map
Tell OpenStreetMap what the roads you ride are really like, with one press on the remote.
See how it works ↓DMD Events
Organised rides, delivered to the bars: the event’s track and roadbook unlock right at the start.
See how it works ↓Offline navigation
No bars? No problem.
Everything that matters works with zero coverage: the maps, the routing, the search, the warnings. DMD2 calculates road and off-road routes entirely on the device — and when you miss a turn in the middle of nowhere, it recalculates right there.
- Off-road route calculation — Road Fast, Road Fun and Off-Road profiles, computed fully offline.
- Turn-by-turn with voice instructions and automatic offline recalculation when you leave the line.
- Speed camera warnings with on-map icons — respecting each country's regulations.
- Offline address search plus coordinates input and Google Places when you are online.
- Offline POI search — find fuel, food or shelter around you or around any point on the map.
Rerouting — offline
Rich maps
300+ offline maps. Layers on top.
Download topographic maps for the whole world — over 300 in the catalog — and ride them without a connection. When you do have signal, stack useful online layers on top.
- Worldwide offline topo coverage, downloadable in-app, in light and dark themes.
- Hillshading and satellite view for terrain reading.
- Weather overlays — temperature, rain and wind on the map itself.
- Country topo layers — US Topo, Lantmäteriet, Geoscience Australia, Kartverket, ZM50 Czech, IGN France.
Satellite imagery © Esri · Maxar · Earthstar Geographics — the same World Imagery layer the app uses.
Map control
Make the map yours
The new DMD2 hands you the rendering controls — decide what your map shows, and pin live data exactly where you want it.
Map Control Settings
Tune what the map renders: road classes, labels, POI categories, map language, text scale and the theme — per rider profile, so your enduro setup and your touring setup can disagree.
Overlay cardsNew
Drop live data cards right on the map — speed, altitude, TPMS, OBD, trip values. Drag them anywhere, resize with a long press, then lock the layout so a gloved thumb can't wreck it.
GPX manager
GPX is still king
The most advanced GPX toolset of any navigation app, rebuilt around one idea: load your files and ride, everything else is handled.
- GPX Manager — load multiple files, show / hide / invert tracks, routes and waypoints in a couple of taps.
- Your lines, your look — colors, widths, transparency and arrows per file.
- The next curve, before you can see it — riding a plain track, DMD2 reads the line ahead and calls the distance and angle of the next curve, alongside your progress along the line and the heading to the next waypoint.
- Turn-by-turn from a plain track — DMD2 reads the line and extracts instructions, no route conversion needed.
- Every loaded file at a glance — how many tracks, routes and waypoints it holds, with center, invert, info and unload one tap away.
- Off-path alerts if you deviate or ride the track in the wrong direction.
- GPX recorder — record your ride and share or re-ride it later.
Route RepairNew
Imported a GPX route with missing or broken route points? The Route Repair wizard rebuilds it into a clean, navigable route — right on the device.
It syncs with the DMD HUB
Your files are not stuck on the tablet. They sync to your HUB account, so the same library is there in any web browser and on every device you ride — organise folders, edit a file, or plan a whole new route online and find it waiting on the device.
Auto POIs
The trail provides. DMD2 tells you where.
Pick the POI categories that matter — fuel, water, camping, food — and DMD2 automatically loads them along your loaded track or route, with live distance to the next ones of each type. No more zooming around the map looking for the next fuel stop.
Rider Reports
Trail closed? Riders already said so.NEW
A locked gate, a washed-out track, a fallen tree, a ford running too deep: no official feed knows about them, but the rider who just found one does. One press on the remote, and every DMD rider sees it — on the map, and along their route.
- Report in one press — open the report panel from Quick Actions, the Remote Controller Menu or a button on the map; OK saves it and the voice confirms. All it takes is a free HUB account.
- On every rider’s map — no account needed to see them: what it is, when it was reported, how many riders reported it and when one last confirmed it.
- Warned on your route — following a track, DMD2 names the reports ahead; on a route or a navigation, it offers Reroute to Avoid.
- Kept honest — the riders who pass next answer Still There or Gone, and every report expires on its own.
- Works without signal — reports wait on the device and go out when the bars come back.
- On the HUB planner too — see them along a route while you plan it at home.
Free for every rider — how it works (opens in a new tab)
Improve the Map · OpenStreetMap
The rider knows what the satellite can’t.NEW
Every map and every route in DMD2 starts in OpenStreetMap, the free map of the world — and few of its mappers ride the tracks you ride. A satellite shows where a track runs, not that it’s loose gravel, rutted beyond a big bike or closed by a gate. Improve the Map lets you tell OpenStreetMap what you found: under your own account, after your review, with nothing guessed.
- One press on the remote — the panel shows what the map already says about the road under you, so you only answer what’s wrong or missing.
- Surface, condition, track type, width, signs and reports — in your vehicle’s words, a motorcycle’s or a 4x4’s.
- Missing tracks — record a track that isn’t on the map as you ride it; DMD2 sends a note with its GPS trace so local mappers can draw it.
- Review, then send — nothing leaves the device while you ride; you send from Map Settings with your own free OpenStreetMap account, and Undo takes an answer back for 12 hours.
- Every map gets it — every map and router built from OpenStreetMap, DMD’s own included from its next map update.
Now, or for good?
Rider Reports are about now: they reach other DMD riders within minutes and expire when the problem is gone. Improve the Map is for good: it fixes OpenStreetMap itself. A gate locked today is a Rider Report — a new gate across a track is worth both.
Free for every rider — read the manual (opens in a new tab)
Riding groups
Nobody rides alone
Create a group, send an invite link, and every rider shows up live on everyone's map. The group shares one GPX, sees who stops, and hears about it when someone needs help.
- Live positions on the map for every member of the group.
- Invite links — friends join from a simple share, no account juggling on the trail.
- "Help Me" requests and automatic alerts when a rider disconnects or stops.
- Share the group GPX so the whole pack rides the same line.
- LoRa group ride — on LoRa-equipped DMD devices, groups keep tracking each other beyond cell coverage.
Riding Groups is a HUB online feature — see what's included (opens in a new tab)
Trip sharing
Send one link. They ride along.NEW
Start a trip on the bars and DMD2 puts you on a live map anyone can open — no app, no account, just a link. The photos, notes and places you drop as you ride land on that same page, and when you finish it stays there as a trip journal with the whole track attached.
- One link, any browser — friends and family follow your position live, at home or on a phone.
- Photos, messages and saved places posted from the tablet mid-ride, straight onto the page.
- It becomes a journal — the finished ride, its photos and its notes, kept and shareable for good.
- The GPX is recorded too — every shared trip lands in your GPX library like any other recording.
- You choose what shows — delay your position, limit how much trail is visible, or keep the journal private.
- Keeps going without signal — everything queues on the device and uploads when the bars come back.
Trip Sharing is a HUB online feature — see what's included (opens in a new tab)
A big loop out of Chaves: west through Boticas and Montalegre, down to the reservoirs and into Gerês while the morning was still cool, then south to Mondim de Basto. The climb to Senhora da Graça and the walk to Fisgas de Ermelo were the highlights.
Share link
Add to the trip
DMD HUB
Plan on the big screen.
Ride it on the trail.
Build your route in the HUB planner at home — multi-point, POI suggestions, road or off-road — and it lands in the app, ready to navigate. Your content follows you both ways.
- HUB route planner integration — plans sync straight into the app's HUB GPX manager.
- GPX files, folders and saved locations sync between the app, the web HUB and the DMD HUB iPhone app.
- Discover community content — shared locations, GPX files and Signature Tracks.
- Full app backups to the cloud — restore your setup on a new device in minutes.
HUB online features require a subscription — full breakdown in the manual (opens in a new tab)
6 rider profiles — one per vehicle, each with its own full setup, synced through the HUB.
- 24 h beforeA reminder
- Ahead of timeFiles fetched
- At the unlockOn the map
- At the startNavigate to it
- On the roadRide together
DMD Events
Be at the start. The route will be too.NEW
Club rides, rallies, charity runs, weekend tours: organisers put them on the DMD HUB, take the registrations and attach the GPX tracks and roadbooks. Every rider who’s going finds the event in DMD2 — and on the day, the app does the rest.
- A reminder from 24 hours before — when it starts, and where each of its files stands.
- Files fetched ahead of time and unlocked right at the start — even with no signal there, and never early on a unit with the wrong clock.
- The roadbook opens by itself at the unlock, ready at box one.
- Navigate to event — one tap to the start line, on road or off it.
- Live Event — join the ride live: the other riders on your map with how they are doing, an SOS that reaches the crew and the nearest riders at once, the organiser’s board, and Finish safe at the end.
- The organiser’s programme — on the event’s page before the day, then the briefing, lunch, fuel and the night’s stop on your map with their times, a reminder before each, and a warning when you may not make a “be here by”.
- My Events — the events you created and the ones you’re going to, always at hand in the app’s DMD HUB.
Running an event? It’s free.
Create it on the DMD HUB: an event page with the place and the dates, registrations your way — your own form, confirmations, a capacity and a list to download — and the route delivered to every rider who signed up. List it for everyone or keep it link-only, and share it anywhere. Free for organisers, and free for riders: on the day, no licence is needed.
Free for organisers and riders — browse events (opens in a new tab)
Rally mode
Roadbook, rally rules
A full digital roadbook reader built to race regulations — load FIA-rules OpenRally roadbooks or classic PDF roadbooks and control everything from the handlebar.
- OpenRally format support — the electronic roadbook format used under FIA rally rules.
- PDF roadbooks in the classic scrolling style.
- 3 configurable instrument panels — put any value where your eyes expect it.
- Sessions save and resume — pick up exactly where the stage left you.
- Mini-map overlay and, with a GPX loaded, live distance and heading to the next waypoint.
- Remote controller support — advance, correct and reset without leaving the grips.
Connectivity
One app. Your whole cockpit.
DMD2 talks to the hardware around it — remotes, sensors, cameras, your vehicle's ECU — and puts it all on one screen.
Remote 2
Remote 2 Bracket
Remote 3
Remote 4
TPMS Sensors
Power Box
OBD M1
BMW Sync Box
Your vehicle, instrumented
Pair a Bluetooth OBD2 dongle and DMD2 becomes a second dash: RPM, temperatures, voltage, throttle, fuel — in a dashboard view, on the map as overlay cards, or on your Home screen. It reads ECU error codes too, and lets you reset or ignore them.
Riding with a GoPro, Insta360 or DJI? Connect your action camera and control recording from the app — start and stop from the screen or the remote, eyes on the trail.
Sensor availability varies per vehicle.
One app, any vehicle
Bars or dashboard.
The same maps, the same GPX, the same roadbook — bolted to a handlebar in the weather, or living on a 4x4 dash beside the radio and the action camera. Rider profiles keep each vehicle's setup separate, so swapping machines doesn't mean rebuilding your screen.
Stay reachable
Your phone stays in your pocket
Calls and notifications from the phone you carry show up on the screen you're actually looking at — whichever phone you ride with.
iPhone — native ANCS
DMD2 speaks Apple's own notification protocol. Pair your iPhone over Bluetooth and notifications mirror natively — no companion app to install on the phone.
Android — DMD Phone Link
Riding with an Android phone in your pocket? Install the DMD Phone Link companion on it, and your notifications and calls relay to the DMD2 screen on the bars.
Warnings that matter
Weather, fires and local knowledge
DMD2 watches the conditions around your ride: weather layers on the map, active fire alerts with affected areas, and global emergency service broadcasts for weather events and catastrophes.
On top of that, country modules add official local alert feeds and rules — and they are free for everyone:
ZFE zones, read for ridersUnique
France's low-emission zones publish separate rules for cars and two-wheelers — and DMD2 reads the motorcycle Crit'Air column, not the car one. 11 of the 35 published zones don't restrict motorcycles at all: an app reading car rules would warn you away from streets you're perfectly allowed to ride.
Home dashboard
Six slots. Your rules.
The Home view is a dashboard you assemble yourself: two independent layouts — Home 1 and Home 2 — of three rows each. You choose what every row shows, and how much of the screen Home takes.
- Sixteen row types — app shortcuts, GPS dashboard, trip info, odometer, media player, favorite locations, speedometer, weather details and more.
- Two layouts, one tap apart — an around-town Home and a riding Home; the Home button swaps your whole dashboard.
- Sized by you — drag the dividers to run Home full screen or side by side with the map, from a single row up to all six.
- Accessory rows — Power Box switches, TPMS pressures, live OBD2 sensors and action-camera controls at a glance.
- Notifications feed from the device or your pocket phone.
- Your apps, one tap away — an App Shortcuts row for the ones you reach for, and the full app list on the Home screen for everything else.
Ride with it
Put DMD2 on your bars
Install free from Google Play on any Android device — or ride a DMD device and get the full app, unlocked, the moment you power it on.
APK available for DMD devices and units without Play Store · online & HUB features unlock with a subscription — what's included (opens in a new tab)