Saved plans do not equal static planning results. Rather, a saved plan is a set of saved settings and waypoints you can load at a later point in time. This can be good to bear in mind when comparing results.
At the moment, we do not have a direct ‘duplicate’ feature for saved plans. However, you can always load a saved plan, edit the settings, and save it as a new saved plan.
There’s also no “editing mode”, so after you’ve loaded a saved plan (its settings) you’ll just be editing your current planning settings.
Ilya Volvovski
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Mar 12, 2025
Thanks, I didn’t realize that whenever I save a plan, I create a new one with a new URL. Is my understanding correct?
If so, it works for me, but the app's behavior is not intuitive. For example, if I share a link or store it for myself, it will become obsolete every time a change is made. How do I reference these plans other than my explicit links?
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Mar 12, 2025
PinnedHi @Ilya Volvovski,
Saved plans do not equal static planning results. Rather, a saved plan is a set of saved settings and waypoints you can load at a later point in time. This can be good to bear in mind when comparing results.
At the moment, we do not have a direct ‘duplicate’ feature for saved plans. However, you can always load a saved plan, edit the settings, and save it as a new saved plan.
There’s also no “editing mode”, so after you’ve loaded a saved plan (its settings) you’ll just be editing your current planning settings.
Ilya Volvovski
Mar 12, 2025
Thanks, I didn’t realize that whenever I save a plan, I create a new one with a new URL. Is my understanding correct?
If so, it works for me, but the app's behavior is not intuitive. For example, if I share a link or store it for myself, it will become obsolete every time a change is made. How do I reference these plans other than my explicit links?