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I'm a big bikepacking fan but traveling with a bike in the train is a pain in France. The high speed TGV lines usually have only 2 spots for fully assembled bicyles or require passengers to disasemble and bag the bike. 

Local lines don't have this limitation but the SNCF connect site and trainline do not offer a simple way to avoid TGV for specific routes. 

So I created an app that would offer me routes with regional trains where bikes are allowed. Ensuring I could travel with my bike without the hassle of dismantling it every time.

I created this app using Claude Code and Cursor and deployed it on fly.io. It uses the SNCF free API to fetch all the stations and connections and the open map library to display the map. You can try it out here

My first serious AI app also originated from my love of bikepacking.

Creating long routes is routine when planning for an ultra cyling even or long bike trip. But cutting the route into days with different length is not easy to do.

The existing tools are either too limited, allowing only to cut the route into segments of the exact same length or too complex and hard to use for my simple needs.

I decided to take the matter into my own hands and create the app of my dreams mysel.

It only has the essentials. Import a GPX file, cut it into segements of whatever length you need, export.

Simple wokflow and elegant UI and animations added for flare.

You can try it out here‍

As a side gig, I developed this website on webflow for SeqOne, a MedTech startup based in Paris. 
I had fun implementing animations using webflow's animation engine and jitter.video.