Saved routes — find, rename, reverse, delete

Browse, rename, reverse, or delete a route you've already built.

Every route you build is saved into the route library. Open the Routes panel from the chart: chips along the top sort the routes by how they are used — Favorites, Current (on a leg underway or paused), Scheduled, Past (on a leg that has ended) and Saved (on no leg), which it opens on — with the most recently changed at the top.

Per-route actions: rename, reverse (flips the saved route in place), and delete. Deletion shows a toast with an undo option.

An empty library row reads "No saved routes yet" — build a route in the editor to add one.

Steps

1. Open the Routes panel

   Open the Chart tab and tap Routes in its toolbar. The list opens on Saved, the most recently changed route at the top.

2. Open a route

   Tap a route — anywhere but its name, which renames it — to load it onto the chart, where you can edit it. There is no route detail screen and no planned speed: the row itself shows the waypoint count and, from two waypoints on, the total distance.

3. Rename, reverse, or delete

   Tap the route's name to rename it where it stands. The ☰ button on the row holds Reverse, Reorder, Re-check against current charts and Share; press and hold a row for the same Share options. Swipe a row left for Delete: it asks first, then shows a toast with an undo, and the undo brings the route back on your other phones too.

4. Reversing flips it in place

   Reverse flips the same route in place — the waypoints run the other way and the route keeps its library slot and its leg binding. No copy is made; a "Route reversed" toast confirms it, and tapping Reverse again puts the route back the way it was built.

Related

• Route Editor — draw, edit, and reorder waypointsPlot a route on the chart by tapping waypoints, then move, insert, delete, or reorder them.
• Follow a route — go-from-here and the next waypointFollow a saved route: the chart shows cross-track error and distance to go.
• Share a route with someoneSend a route you've built to another captain, or to a chartplotter or another app.
• Open a route someone sent youAdd a route that arrived by AirDrop, message, email or file — including a GPX from a plotter or another app.

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