Ridoze is a live-tracking and safety app built for group motorcycle and bike touring on mountain roads — where the climb splits the group and a phone signal isn't guaranteed.
On a mountain road, a group splits itself. The strong riders pull ahead on the climbs. Somebody stops for photos at the top of the pass. Two more are still behind the last switchback, out of sight and out of signal.
By the time everyone reaches the next town, half the tour is missing and nobody knows who is where.
Ridoze puts every rider back on one live map, so a mountain tour stays one group instead of four.
Every feature answers something that actually goes wrong on a group tour.
Live position, speed, and phone battery for every rider — tracking keeps running with the screen off.
If someone falls behind on a climb or takes the wrong turn, the whole group is told immediately.
One tap shares your exact location with the group and puts local emergency numbers on screen.
Plan the full route before you leave, then navigate as a group instead of one bike arriving first.
Group chat with location sharing, quick polls for where to stop, and hands-free voice calls.
Every ride saved with distance and route. Fuel, food, and hotel costs split automatically across the group.
Every existing rider app was built for a single commuter or a single trail run. None of them were built for the actual failure mode of a group tour: the group not staying a group.
Ridoze exists to solve that one problem well — for motorcycle and bike touring groups riding mountain roads together, where losing sight of each other is the default, not the exception.
Every part of group tracking and safety is free, and stays free. Premium extends voice calls and group size for riders who want more.
Free to download. Free to use with your group.
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