A live group map
See the riders in your session and follow how the bunch is spread out. With a route, gaps follow progress along the road, giving the leader a clearer picture than a straight line between riders.
Group rides
Good company.
Less guesswork.
A place for the plan, the people, and the ride itself. Bring your bunch together before, during, and after the miles.
Make a plan.
Bring your people.
Set up a planned ride with a time and meeting place. Invitations and RSVPs help everyone see what’s happening and who’s coming.
When it’s time to roll, start a live group session and share its join code. A planned meetup and a live ride each have their own role: one gets people there, the other keeps them connected on the road.
● Live · Dawn patrol
Saturday, Oct 24
Saturday Morning Ride
8:00AM7 ridingI’m in
Harlem Hill · Shared climb
1JLJordan1:42
2YouYou1:49
3MCMaya1:55
Out on the road
Keep your bunch in view.
A heads-up when someone drops
Dropped-rider and stopped-rider alerts help the group notice when someone falls behind or stops. Location updates depend on GPS and connectivity, so keep looking out for each other too.
A place to regroup
Drop a regroup pin to share a meeting point with the session. Give the bunch somewhere to aim for when the road splits you up.
Share the lead
Hand leadership to another rider when plans change. Each participant still records their own workout, linked to the shared group session.
After the last mile
One ride. Plenty of stories.
Shared climbs
Compare efforts on climbs you rode together. Shared results put each rider’s effort in the context of the same outing.
Your ride, saved for you
Each member keeps their individual route and stats. Group statistics add context, including gaps, regroups, and time spent waiting, where data is available.