Your ride.
Your freedom.
Your story.

RIDE is the web app for motorcyclists. Record your rides, collect legendary Alpine passes and keep track of your bike, servicing and costs. Everything for life on two wheels, in one place.

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Sign up free with email and password, no payment details needed. Runs in the browser on iPhone and Android.

RIDE home screen: greeting, “Start ride” button, weather and year in review
Real app screen with sample data

  • Capture your rides

    GPS recording with replay, photos and notes. Every ride stays with you.

  • Collect 115 passes

    Ride over one, and RIDE stamps it into your pass book automatically.

  • Your garage, sorted

    Servicing, tyres, costs and documents in one place, with reminders.

Alpine pass book

115 Alpine passes. How many can you ride?

From the Grossglockner to the Col de la Bonette: ride over a pass with RIDE, and the app recognises it in your ride and stamps it into your pass book with the date. No ticking boxes, no searching.

All 115 passes in the pass book as a mountain silhouette, arranged west to east by location and drawn as high as their summit. Highlighted: a sample collection of 16 passes.
Col de l’Iseran2,764 m
Stelvio Pass2,757 m
Furka Pass2,429 m
Grossglockner2,504 m
Vršič Pass1,611 m
Sample collection: 16 passes stampedStill to ridePoint at a peak to see its name and height.

Every stamp carries the date of your first crossing, and RIDE keeps count each time you ride a pass again. Filter by country, search, and see at a glance what’s still open and where your next tour should take you.

Collected passes also count in challenges that score passes, turning your season into a goal you share with others.

6 countries
Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Slovenia and Germany
51 passes
lie above 2,000 metres
2,764 m
at the Col de l’Iseran, the highest pass in the book. Close behind: the Stelvio Pass at 2,757 m

RIDE recognises passes right on your phone, from the GPS points of your saved ride.

Pass book in RIDE: 16 of 115 passes, highest pass Stelvio, filter by country
Real app screen with sample data
See all 115 passes

Austria (34)

  • Hochtor (Grossglockner)2,504 m
  • Timmelsjoch2,474 m
  • Fuscher Törl2,428 m
  • Staller Saddle2,052 m
  • Nockalm Road (Eisentalhöhe)2,042 m
  • Bielerhöhe (Silvretta)2,037 m
  • Kühtai Saddle2,017 m
  • Hahntennjoch1,894 m
  • Turracher Höhe1,795 m
  • Arlberg Pass1,793 m
  • Sölk Pass1,788 m
  • Flexen Pass1,773 m
  • Radstadt Tauern Pass1,738 m
  • Hochtannberg Pass1,676 m
  • Katschberg Pass1,641 m
  • Piller Saddle1,559 m
  • Gaberl1,551 m
  • Gerlos Pass1,531 m
  • Nassfeld Pass1,530 m
  • Reschen Pass1,504 m
  • Brenner Pass1,370 m
  • Plöcken Pass1,357 m
  • Dienten Saddle1,357 m
  • Thurn Pass1,274 m
  • Präbichl1,226 m
  • Seeberg Saddle1,218 m
  • Fern Pass1,216 m
  • Iselsberg1,204 m
  • Pack Saddle1,166 m
  • Gaicht Pass1,093 m
  • Wurzen Pass1,073 m
  • Pötschen Pass993 m
  • Semmering Pass985 m
  • Pyhrn Pass945 m

Switzerland (27)

  • Umbrail Pass2,501 m
  • Nufenen Pass2,478 m
  • Great St Bernard Pass2,469 m
  • Furka Pass2,429 m
  • Flüela Pass2,383 m
  • Bernina Pass2,328 m
  • Albula Pass2,312 m
  • Julier Pass2,284 m
  • Susten Pass2,224 m
  • Grimsel Pass2,164 m
  • Ofen Pass2,149 m
  • Splügen Pass2,114 m
  • Gotthard Pass2,106 m
  • San Bernardino Pass2,065 m
  • Oberalp Pass2,044 m
  • Simplon Pass2,005 m
  • Klausen Pass1,948 m
  • Lukmanier Pass1,915 m
  • Maloja Pass1,815 m
  • Wolfgang Pass1,631 m
  • Pragel Pass1,550 m
  • Col du Pillon1,546 m
  • Glaubenberg Pass1,543 m
  • Col de la Forclaz1,527 m
  • Jaun Pass1,509 m
  • Col des Mosses1,445 m
  • Brünig Pass1,008 m

Italy (32)

  • Stelvio Pass2,757 m
  • Col Agnel2,744 m
  • Gavia Pass2,621 m
  • Col de la Lombarde2,350 m
  • Foscagno Pass2,291 m
  • Sella Pass2,244 m
  • Pordoi Pass2,239 m
  • Giau Pass2,236 m
  • Penser Joch2,211 m
  • Eira Pass2,208 m
  • Valparola Pass2,192 m
  • Little St Bernard Pass2,188 m
  • Gardena Pass2,121 m
  • Falzarego Pass2,105 m
  • Jaufen Pass2,094 m
  • Fedaia Pass2,057 m
  • Manghen Pass2,047 m
  • Sestriere Pass2,035 m
  • Col de Larche1,996 m
  • San Marco Pass1,992 m
  • Erbe Pass1,987 m
  • Rolle Pass1,970 m
  • San Pellegrino Pass1,918 m
  • Tonale Pass1,883 m
  • Campolongo Pass1,875 m
  • Mortirolo Pass1,852 m
  • Tre Croci Pass1,805 m
  • Costalunga Pass1,745 m
  • Monte Croce di Comelico Pass1,636 m
  • Gampen Pass1,518 m
  • Mendel Pass1,363 m
  • Aprica Pass1,176 m

France (17)

  • Col de l’Iseran2,764 m
  • Col de la Bonette2,715 m
  • Col du Galibier2,642 m
  • Col d’Izoard2,360 m
  • Col de la Cayolle2,326 m
  • Col d’Allos2,247 m
  • Col de Vars2,109 m
  • Col du Mont-Cenis2,083 m
  • Col de la Croix de Fer2,067 m
  • Col du Lautaret2,058 m
  • Col de la Madeleine1,993 m
  • Col du Glandon1,924 m
  • Col de Montgenèvre1,854 m
  • Col de la Colombière1,613 m
  • Col de Turini1,607 m
  • Col du Télégraphe1,566 m
  • Col des Aravis1,486 m

Slovenia (2)

  • Vršič Pass1,611 m
  • Predil Pass1,156 m

Germany (3)

  • Riedberg Pass1,407 m
  • Oberjoch Pass1,180 m
  • Kesselberg858 m

Rides & memories

Every ride tells a story.

RIDE records your route with GPS and turns it into a memory, with replay, photos and notes. At the end of the year, all your rides become your personal year in review.

The ride “Stelvio Pass” in RIDE: replay of the route, coloured by lean angle, with time and speed
Year in review in RIDE: odometer and light trails of all the year’s rides

  • GPS recording with ride mode

    Start the ride, phone in the mount, off you go. If you like, ride mode locks the screen against accidental taps, even with gloves on and in the rain. You switch it on in the settings.

  • Replay and gap filling

    Play back any ride. If GPS dropped out for a moment, RIDE fills in the missing stretch along the road.

  • Photos and notes

    Capture what happened along the way. RIDE saves photos without location data and pins them to your route.

  • Map of your regions

    See which states, cantons and regions you’ve already ridden, for eight countries from Austria to Sweden.

  • GPX import and export

    Bring rides in from Strava, komoot, calimoto, Garmin Connect or Kurviger, and export any ride as GPX.

  • Year in review to share

    Your year as a short film: distance, months, regions and photos. Share it as a story image or as an Instagram carousel.

Digital garage

Your bike. Everything at a glance.

No more scattered paperwork. Everything that belongs to your bike lives in the garage, and RIDE reminds you before something is due. Every ride you record adds to the odometer automatically.

Garage in RIDE: Yamaha MT-07 with odometer, tank size and range, plus the tabs for service, tyres, accessories, costs and documents
Service tab in RIDE: maintenance items with due status
ServiceDue items and history per bike
Coming up in RIDE: the next due service items
Coming upWhat’s due next: service, tyres, documents
Costs in RIDE: spending by category for the year
CostsBreakdown by category and monthly average

Servicing and tyres

Intervals by distance and time, an editable service history, and tyres with DOT age and tread depth.

Costs

Fuel with consumption and range, workshop bills, insurance as a recurring payment, vignettes and tolls. Including your monthly average.

Receipts and documents

Invoices, warranties and papers as photo or PDF, stored on your device, with a reminder before they expire.

Resale folder

A clean PDF folder for when you sell: odometer, documented services, expenses and key facts.

For now, the free garage holds one motorcycle.

Safety & on the road

Well prepared on the road.

Helpers for the ride: matter-of-fact, and you can switch them off. RIDE doesn’t replace your attention or the road signs.

  • Emergency card

    Blood type, allergies, medication and two emergency contacts for first responders, plus a one-tap call to 112. Also available as an image for your lock screen. The data stays on your device.

  • Send your location

    Send your current location once by messenger or text, straight from the emergency menu.

  • Weather for your ride

    Weather for where you are or for a fixed place, only if you switch it on.

  • Compass

    When you’re stopped, the phone’s compass shows the heading; while riding, it comes from GPS.

  • Speed limitBeta

    Shows the permitted speed from OpenStreetMap once you switch it on. Data is missing for many roads.

    The speed limit shown is based on available map data and may differ from the actual signage. The signs on site always take precedence.

  • Noise bans in Tyrol

    Enter your bike’s stationary noise level, and RIDE warns you before and during the ride about the roads in the Reutte and Imst districts that are closed to motorcycles above 95 dB.

“Ready to ride?” in RIDE: selected motorcycle, permitted speed, tips before you set off and the “Start ride” button
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Challenges in RIDE: October distance challenge with a 400 km goal, progress and leaderboard
Account in RIDE with the badge “Founding member #1”
Founding memberShown in your account

Community

Don’t just ride. Ride together.

  • Challenges with leaderboards

    Monthly and seasonal challenges for distance, riding days or passes. What counts is how much you ride, never how fast.

  • Crew and chat

    Start a crew with friends, invite them by link or code and plan your ride in the chat. You share your live location only if you want to, and only with your crew.

  • Wish box

    Missing something? Drop it in the wish box, and your ideas go straight to the RIDE team.

In from day one

RIDE is new. The first 1,000 accounts get a founding member number, shown in their account. You can invite your friends from within RIDE by link or QR code.

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Backup

Your data, in good hands.

Your rides live on your device first. With an account, RIDE also backs them up, so a new phone doesn’t mean starting over.

Automatic backup
Rides, garage and costs are backed up to your account in the background whenever something changes.
Two backup versions
A new backup always replaces the older one, so the previous version is kept.
Stored encrypted
Encrypted with AES-256 on the server. Before a backup is restored, RIDE asks for your password unless you’ve only just signed in.
Backup file
Export everything as a file, with photos and documents if you like, and encrypted with a password.

Frequently asked questions

What is RIDE?

RIDE is a web app for motorcyclists. It brings together ride recording, a pass book for 115 Alpine passes, a digital garage with servicing and costs, and challenges and crews with other riders.

What features are included?
  • Rides: GPS recording, optional ride mode, replay, gap filling along the road, photos and notes, region map, GPX import and export, year in review
  • Alpine pass book with 115 passes
  • Garage: servicing, tyres, accessories with receipts, costs, documents with reminders, resale folder
  • On the road: emergency card, send your location, weather, compass, speed limit (beta), noise bans in Tyrol
  • Community: challenges with leaderboards, crew and chat, invite friends, wish box
  • Account with automatic backup, light and dark theme, German and English
Is signing up free?

Yes. All you need is an email address and a password; no payment details are required. RIDE can currently be used without a subscription, and the free garage holds one motorcycle.

How does GPS recording work?

RIDE uses your phone’s GPS. Start the ride, put your phone in the mount and go. If your browser supports it, RIDE keeps the screen on. If you like, ride mode locks it against accidental taps; you switch it on in the settings.

Good to know: as a web app, RIDE only records while it is open and visible. If you lock your phone or switch apps, the operating system pauses location tracking. RIDE shows you the gap and fills it in along the road.

Can I import and export GPX files?

Yes. You import GPX files in the settings, for example from Strava, komoot, calimoto, Garmin Connect or Kurviger. Any recorded ride can be exported as GPX.

Can I manage my motorcycles and servicing?

Yes. Your bike comes with service intervals and a service history, tyres, accessories with receipts, costs and documents with expiry reminders. RIDE adds the distance you ride to the odometer automatically. For now, the free garage holds one motorcycle.

How does the backup work?

With an account, RIDE backs up your rides, garage and costs automatically, encrypted on the server (AES-256) and always in two versions. If you reinstall RIDE and sign in, RIDE offers to restore your backup.

Photos and documents stay on your device. You back them up with the backup file, which you can encrypt with a password.

Does RIDE work on smartphones?

Yes. RIDE runs in the browser on iPhone and Android, and you can add it to your home screen like an app: on iPhone in Safari via “Share” and “Add to Home Screen”, on Android via “Install app”. RIDE isn’t available in the App Store or Play Store at the moment.

Tip for iPhone: the home screen app has its own storage. Sign in there with your account, and you can restore your backup.

Can I use RIDE in German and English?

Yes. In RIDE, you change the language in the settings. This page is also available in German and English; the switch is at the top.

Your next ride starts here.

Capture your adventures, discover new Alpine passes and bring order to your life on two wheels.

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