As someone who came from Calimoto as well, I don’t see it the same way. Calimoto has no concept of folders and you cannot create custom overlays. You have a one giant pile of rides, that you cannot distinguish from each other. So in that sence it behaves like Kurviger’s “Tracked rides”. But at least if you click on one of the lines, Calimoto will show you the entire ride corresponding to it. Kurviger does not do that, unfortunatelly. I wonder, what will happen when I reach the “1000” Tracked rides limit? I’m concerned about that. These rides are like a memory for me and work like a gamification of the ride. I want to make more places on the map “blue”. I also think, the visual representations of these rides is better in Calimoto (in Kurviger it competes with the other folder overlays - if the route is saved in a folder, viewed as an overlay and also I have tracked route through it, I can barelly see the folder overlay color. Also I would prefer solid lines, instead of dashes).
I’m very sad, there is no way to import en masse files from calimoto to the tracked folder. Not even one by one. As I said, it’s like a memory to me of all the adventures I had. It’s one of the few reasons I’m keeping Calimoto around.
But on the other side, Kurviger adds the entire concept of the folders and additional routes, that you can add as an overlay. You can create entire routes and add them to a folder and display them on a map. So no longer a big pile. That’s why I’m here. I’ve got tired of waiting on Calimoto to add any useful features.
Perhaps I use Kurviger differently, than it was designed to be. But I distinguish 3 different concepts, even if in the end it’s the same thing - a line on the map. These are:
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Tracked rides
As I said, these are the memories and I would love for a way to transfer them from Calimoto to Kurviger. These are actual rides, that I have completed. And I want to see them all on the map at the same time (with the option to hide them temporarily).
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Good roads
These are the per country folders, that contain marked route sections that I’ve ridden and liked. Or somebody recommended to me to ride in the future. Or I’ve researched to be good. It may contain only a part of the single road. Or just one corner. I’m fine with enabling only the select few countries (folders), that I’m currently interrested in. But I want to be able to see several entire folders on screen together with tracked rides. That’s what Kurviger already does. I would just like for these to be seen on top of the tracked rides, not behind, if it’s the same road. But the main thing is, I will never load these to Kurviger to use to navigate by. They’re a guidance for planning a route, not the actual route I will ride.
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Actual planned routes
These are what I presume Kurviger originally envisioned when creating the folder concept. These are the actual “On day one, I will start here, go via this, arrive there”. I have one single folder for “Planned routes”, since I don’t expect to want to ride the exact same route twice. I actually delete these after I ride them. But if I were a tour guide, I wouldn’t and I would propably have a folder for each “tour”, with exact routes for day 1, 2, 3… etc. But I wouldn’t expect to be able to see all 50 tours (ie folders) at once.
Kurviger doesn’t distinguish technically between 2 and 3, but they should know, some people like me might.
So my wish list for Kurviger in this would be:
- Unlimited number of tracked rides, all seen on map at the same time (like Calimoto does).
- Ability to mass import rides to tracked rides, ideally even directly from Calimoto
- Ability to set order of importance for overlays, so that some can be on top of others
- Ability to change dashed lines to solid lines for both folders and tracked lines.
- Ability to click on the tracked road or other overlayed route and see the detail (like Calimoto does).
If this would be implemented, together with sharing entire folders, live tracking, live traffic, creating one-click road highlights during rides, notifications for approaching selected POIs and I would be in a heaven 
I have a kilometer long list of other ideas, but these are the main ones.