User guide location?

[red-ochre]

I am new to organic maps from maps.me and I am trying to save a track but can't see how to do it. Every time I try, the track gets deleted. I found a FAQ describing how to save a track but it talks about place page and bookmarks and tracks page but I can't find them. Is there a user guide? I can't find it either.
Thanks

[biodranik]

Do you want to save a planned route? Press a "save" button (or icon with an arrow going down on iOS) when you build a route.

Do you want to record a track? Start track recording in the menu, then after the track is recorded, press the recording button and choose "Save".

[biodranik]

get another screen with no hint of how to do the actual save

Can you please share the screen you're talking about? I do not understand. After saving, the track is stored on the map, and can be tapped to select it and edit, or can be found in Bookmarks and Tracks screen (a button with stars at the bottom).

[red-ochre]

When I finish recording a track I see the following

I tap on the dotted line with "save" at the bottom of the page and I see this

I now tap on that star with "save" at the bottom of the screen and I get this

I don't know what to do next. Has the track been saved somewhere? If so, where? Can I save it as gpx? How?

[biodranik]

The track is saved, as it is displayed on the map. You can find it in Bookmarks and Tracks screen (a button with stars at the bottom of the map). You can export it as KML or GPX file from there.

[biodranik]

Or, you can press the share icon near the X icon on your latest screenshot, and export the track as a GPX or KML.

[red-ochre]

Thank you for that. I can now save and export tracks.

Is there way to change the default name for a track? It currently shows as dd mmm yyyy. I like to be able to sort tracks and bookmarks by name so would like ISO format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm. And then be able to add a few words afterwards with location description before the track is saved. (I used to do this in maps.me) I cannot see any setting to do this.

[red-ochre]

I have moved this last question to a new discussion as it is a different topic.