The motorcycle app for iPhone

Your ride. One tap. Let's go.

Tell RideKit how long you have and which roads you like: it draws a twisty loop from where you are, guides you by voice and keeps the ride in your journal. With your friends on the map, and a loved one told if you crash.

Coming soon to theApp StoreVersion française

Free
No account
No ads
In French, in France for now

RideKit's loop screen: map around Annecy, 1 h ride, fast or twisty roads, Generate button

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Good to know

RideKit is coming to the App Store in France first. The app is in French; Android will come later.
Free, with an optional subscription, RideKit Pro: €49.99 a year with a 7-day free trial, or €5.99 a month.
No account: your rides, your bike and your settings stay on your phone.

What RideKit does

A loop in one tap

Pick a duration (1 to 5 h) and fast or twisty roads; avoid motorways, tolls, dirt roads, ferries or tunnels. 3 loops a month free, unlimited with Pro.

Group rides

The leader shares a code or a QR; everyone sees the others on the map, gets the leader's route and quick messages read aloud. 2 riders free, up to 8 when the leader has Pro.

Crash detection Pro

During a guided ride, after a likely crash and no answer, your emergency contact gets a text with your position (French mobiles). An aid, not a guarantee: it tells a loved one, not the emergency services.

Roadbook

97 road trips in France from open data, stage by stage, each with a page and a free GPX track (in French).

Riding weather

Hourly forecast, the best time slot to ride, live rain radar, mountain pass weather.

Voice navigation

Free turn-by-turn voice guidance, screen locked too, speed limits and French danger zones. With Pro, a Copilot announces hairpins, rain and the last fuel station.

And more

Fuel prices in France, cols and viewpoints on your route, GPX/KML/TCX import (export with Pro), share your ride as an image, garage with maintenance reminders.

Guides in English

GuideMotorcycle group riding: staggered formation, gaps and hand signalsOn straights, ride staggered and keep at least 2 seconds behind the bike ahead; in bends and on narrow roads, go single file. A lead rider who know... GuideSpeed camera alerts in France: what the law allows (danger zones)In France, no device or app may tell you where a speed camera is. They may show a 'danger zone': at least 300 m in town, 2 km outside built-up area... GuideMotorcycle road trip in Aveyron: from the Aubrac to Millau in 5 daysThe classic: 720 km in 5 stages from Laguiole to Millau, over the Aubrac, down the Lot valley, through the Aveyron gorges, the Lévézou lakes and th...

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