FAQ
questions.
Answers about ride recording, checkpoints, sharing and app availability.
Answers
Common questions.
What is RIDR?
RIDR is a motorcycle ride tracking and rider community app. Record GPS routes, save checkpoints and ride stats, build a ride history, publish or share rides, and discover other riders.
What does RIDR track during a ride?
RIDR records your GPS route, distance, ride duration and speed. You can also add checkpoints. Start recording before you move and review the details once you're safely stopped.
Can I save my motorcycle rides?
Yes. End the recording and save the completed ride to your ride history. You can return to its route and statistics later.
Can I add checkpoints to a ride?
Yes. Use checkpoints to mark a stop, meeting place or another location you want to remember. They stay attached to the ride. Use your phone only when safely stopped.
What ride statistics does RIDR show?
You can review distance, duration, speed and average speed alongside the recorded route and checkpoints.
Can I share a ride with someone?
Yes. You can share a completed ride with friends or your riding group. Check the ride details and visibility before sharing.
Can I publish my rides on RIDR?
Yes. Publishing makes a ride available for other riders to discover on RIDR. Sharing sends a ride to someone you choose; publishing puts it into the RIDR community.
How do RIDR leaderboards work?
RIDR leaderboards let you compare your recorded riding with other riders. Check the leaderboard in the app for its current ranking and period.
Who can see my rides?
Rides you publish can be seen by other riders on RIDR. Check the visibility settings in the app before publishing or sharing, especially when a route includes your home or another personal location.
Is RIDR available on Android?
RIDR is available on Google Play for Android.
Is RIDR available on iOS?
The iOS app is coming soon.