Create folders for organizing routes

[d193k12387123]

Allow users to organize routes into folder.

For example, it would allow you to organize routes into regions. It should allow you to organize multiple activity types into the same folder. For example, a swim, bike, and run route all into the same folder for a triathlon.

This would allow users to easily sift through many routes.

This idea has been requested multiple times in comments of a previously delivered idea.

[sanspm]

When considering this, keep in mind that the purpose of folders is different from filtering. Folders are a higher level of organization than filtering, and the user would likely start with the higher level folder and then use filters to find the route they are looking for.

In my case, I have lots of road cycling routes and lots of gravel cycling routes and it would be extremely helpful to have two separate folders to organize them. Furthermore, I would love a way to organize them based on geographic location, whether that's achieved through folders or filters. It would also be nice to be able to manually organize the routes via drag and drop, so that the user can group similar route together (e.g. variations on a similar route). This would also help the user to delete superfluous routes.

[tristramkelly]

As a professional cycling tours organiser and a Cycling culture organisation at Rouleur Magazine the Komoot collections is the main reason we still plan events in Komoot and advertise the event to clients via Komoot and also share new routes in Komoot in our digital content.  When we do the actual ride with clients we give them the Strava route and encourage them to share on Strava because Strava is much better for this than Komoot. Having to use the two platforms is a pain.  Collections are an amazing feature that I still don't understand why Strava doesn't have. 

[london_velo]

How about a simple sort function on saved routes? Sometimes I can't quite decide but I know I have a given time available to go for a ride and want to just choose one with the correct distance/time without having to scroll through the full list.

Thank you,

[ppdc]

It's the year 2042, man has established permanently manned bases on both moon and mars.
But what really made the news was Strava enabling sorting, grouping and filtering of routes in their web-application. There are rumours that this year's nobel price for peace will be awarded to a commercial entity for the first time. What a time to be alive.