Posting and Planning as a Team
Posts you create while switched to a team are tied to that team. A post has one of two identities, which decides whose post it appears as.
Post identity
When you create a post while switched to a team, an identity selector appears at the top of the editor.

| Identity | Description |
|---|---|
| Post as a member | Shared within the team as your own post. Cards show your name with a badge of the team you belong to |
| Post as the team | Published publicly as a team post. Cards show the team’s name and icon, and the individual author is not shown |
Posting as the team is available only in Community teams, and only to the owner or members with the “Team-named posts” permission. Otherwise the post is always “Post as a member” and no selector is shown.
Posts in Private teams are never visible outside the team, regardless of identity.
A post’s team is fixed when it is created and cannot be changed to a personal post later.
Choosing the right identity
“Post as the team” suits posts that speak for the team.
- Announcing team activities, such as reports and notices for group rides and meetups
- Introducing the team’s purpose to attract new members
- For businesses, sharing shop news or announcing cycling and motorcycle events
“Post as a member” suits sharing each member’s own experiences.
- Memories and photos from rides with your teammates
- Posts along the team’s theme — for example, in a team for sharing recommended cycling roads, each member posts their favorite routes
While switched to a team, the home timeline tabs become “Recommended” and a tab for your team. The team tab shows team-named posts and member posts together.

Team-named posts are displayed under the team’s name on the detail screen as well.

Nice, save, and comments as team activity
While switched to a team, Nice, save, and comments count as the team’s activity.
- Save … Available to all members. Saved posts go to the team’s “Saved Items” — handy for collecting routes to ride together
- Nice and comments on posts outside the team … Available in Community teams, to the owner or members with the “Team-named posts” permission. The comment form shows a notice that you are commenting as the team
- Actions on your own team’s posts … Available to all members and recorded under your personal name
Sharing touring plans with the team
Touring plans created while switched to a team are visible to all team members. Open the list from “Touring Plans” on the team home.
- Plans are always shared under the name of the member who created them
- Only the creator can edit a plan or copy its sharing link
- All members can view plans and copy their geographic info into posts
For touring plans themselves, see Creating a Touring Plan.
Tutorials
- Quick Start
Getting started with RouteShare
- Explore
List, map, and article views
- Account
Sign up, login, profile, settings
- Create
Quick posts, touring posts, gadget articles
- Planning
Create, share, and copy touring plans
- Tracking
Recording and editing tracks
- Teams
Create and join teams, team posts and chat
- Actions
Likes, comments, follows
- Manage
Managing your posts