Built for motorcycles. Rides in the car too.
Maps, routing, radar alerts and a voice that says the street names, all on the phone, no internet. Screen off, in your pocket, your friends in your helmet.
On iPhone and Android, so the whole crew rides together.
Made by riders who were tired of four apps on one handlebar.
Turn by turn on the handlebar, with a HUD sized for gloves and sun. Speed, the road's limit, the next turn, the next radar: readable at a glance, spoken in your ear. Routing runs on the device, so it never stalls waiting for a server. Take it in the car too: everything comes along except the lean angle.
Start a group ride, share the track, and see every rider on a minimap as you go: who is ahead, who dropped back, who stopped. A push to talk intercom rides along in the app, so the crew talks without another gadget on the bars.
On iPhone and Android, so the whole crew rides together.
Not just the fixed radars: the new generation of cameras too, average speed sections, red light cameras, from open data and our own sources where a country warrants it, updated with your country bundle. A chime and a countdown on the HUD before you reach them, on and off with one switch. No second app on the handlebar.
Download a country once. Maps, routing and radar data are on the phone from then on, and everything on this page except the crew intercom works with the SIM out. No roaming, no dead zone panic, no reconnecting.
On iPhone and Android, so the whole crew rides together.
A twisty mode that prefers curves over the fast straight line. Congestion rerouting is a car problem; a bike filters. WAIVR routes for the road you want to be on.
Plan a ride on the phone, or import the GPX you drew on the desktop or got from a friend. It rides exactly the track you brought, turn by turn, offline.
On iPhone and Android, so the whole crew rides together.
Each ride is recorded on the device: the trace, the speeds, the lean, the g forces, the stops. Look at a ride's map, its ranges, its numbers and its dynamics, ride after ride, and see yourself improve. Shown plainly, without a verdict. It is your ride.
Spoken turns with the actual street names, from a natural voice that lives on the phone, in your language, no internet needed, through whatever your helmet already plays. Works with the screen off and the phone in the pocket.
No destination? The road name, its limit, radar warnings and twisties still show as you ride. Navigation is optional; the mirror is not.
A cabinet of medals and ribbons for what you rode: the first night ride, the first thousand kilometres, a region completed, your rider number engraved on the first one. Spin them, share them, or ignore them.
On iPhone and Android, so the whole crew rides together.