Ride together.
Arrive together.
One code puts your whole crew on a live map. Every rider gets a number and a role, the leader plans the route, and nobody gets left behind at a junction again.
How a ride works
No accounts, no sign-up. The group lives for the ride and disappears when you delete it.
- 1Create a groupThe leader taps Create and gets a short group code, with an optional passcode.
- 2Share the codeRiders join with the code, a QR code, a link, or by tapping phones together on Android.
- 3RideEveryone appears on the map with a number. Plan the route, start directions, and go.
Everyone knows their place
The host gives riders a role. Their colour on the map tells the group who leads, who closes and who helps.
Spearhead
Leads the ride and sets the pace. Gets an alert when the group stretches too far.
Support
Marks the turns at junctions and helps keep the group together.
Member
Rides in the convoy, sees everyone, and can always send an SOS.
Sweeper
Closes the back. Knows straight away when a rider falls behind.
Help arrives from your own group
Hold SOS for two seconds and every phone in the group rings, even on silent, with your position on the map.
- Convoy alerts. The Spearhead and Sweeper hear when a rider is too far away or outside the convoy.
- Directions in your helmet. Turn-by-turn voice guidance plays through your intercom, with rerouting if you miss a turn.
- Family can follow. Turn on sharing and family or friends can watch you on the map as viewers. They also receive your SOS.
- Weak signal. Bluetooth keeps nearby riders on the map when mobile data drops.
Test RideRadar before launch
Ride with the beta and tell us what to fix. iPhone testers get an invite through Apple's TestFlight app; Android testers through Google Play.
On your phone and your dash
iPhone and Android riders share the same groups. On Android, RideRadar also runs on Android Auto screens, including motorcycle displays.