What RIDR does.
The full breakdown — receipt scanning, multi-bike garages, ride tracking, route discovery, service schedules, safety, and the Apple Watch companion. Built around how riders actually use their bikes.
Receipt scanning, line by line.
Other apps make you type. RIDR reads the receipt.
Point your camera at a dealer receipt — Harley-Davidson, parts counter, independent shop, doesn't matter. RIDR captures the photo and extracts everything: date, vendor, location, receipt number, total cost, and every individual line item with quantity, part number, and price.
- Every line item. Receipts with 20+ parts come in as 20+ rows. No cap.
- All fields editable. OCR gets it 95% right. The other 5% you fix in a tap.
- Cost mismatch nudge. If line items don't match the total (tax, labor, fees), RIDR flags it without overriding your numbers.
- Rescan support. Bad first scan? Hit rescan, redo, replace.
One bike or seven.
A real garage. Each bike with its own everything.
Switch between bikes with one tap. Each has its own service history, mileage, ride log, photos, specs, and maintenance schedules. RIDR was built around the fact that real riders own more than one — and bikes don't share service histories.
- Per-bike dashboards. Each bike gets its own home screen with cards for maintenance, schedule, rides, fuel, specs, safety, and discovery.
- Per-bike specs. Oil capacity, fluid types, tire sizes, fuel grade — all stored, all referenced when you log a service.
- VIN scanning. Photograph the VIN sticker to set up a new bike fast.
- Custom nicknames and photos. "Gray Ghost," "Betty White," "Trevor's Bike" — make the garage yours.
Every mile, against the right bike.
GPS-tracked rides feed straight into your odometer.
Start a ride from the app or your watch. RIDR records the route, distance, speed, elevation, and duration — and credits the miles to the bike you rode. Service schedules update automatically.
- Live tracking. Map view with your current position, speed, and route as you go.
- Apple Health integration. Workouts and heart rate logged during rides if you opt in.
- Favorite rides. Mark your favorite routes for the future.
- Full ride history. Every ride logged with date, distance, route, and which bike took it.
Find roads worth riding.
Curated motorcycle routes near you, and by state.
Wolfpen Gap. The Tail of the Dragon. Richard Russell Scenic Highway. RIDR's Discover feature surfaces the routes riders actually want to ride — tagged by character (twisty, mountain, technical, loop), with distance and route detail. Tap "Ride This Route" and you're tracking it.
- Near Me view. Routes within reasonable distance of where you are.
- By State view. Plan ahead. Find the best roads anywhere in the country.
- Tagged for character. Twisty, mountain, technical, scenic, loop — filter for what you're after.
- One-tap ride start. The route loads, tracking begins, miles credit to your bike.
What's due, and when.
Per-bike, per-service intervals. By mileage or by date.
Oil at 5,000. Primary at 10,000. Tires when they're worn. Each service type has its own schedule that you can customize per bike. RIDR tells you what's coming up before you go for a ride, and flags what's overdue.
- Pre-loaded schedules. Common Harley and Triumph intervals out of the box.
- Custom intervals. Override anything. Your bike, your rules.
- Date OR mileage. Some services are time-based (battery, brake fluid), some are mileage-based (oil, tires). RIDR handles both.
- Overdue indicators. Big red bar when you've missed a service. No guessing.
Someone knows where you are.
Emergency contacts. Location SMS. Built for the riders who ride alone.
Set up your emergency contacts. When you start a ride, RIDR pre-composes a text with your start location ready to send. When you finish, it composes a "made it back safe" message. iOS handles the actual send — you tap once.
- Multiple contacts. Spouse, riding buddy, family — set up as many as you need.
- Apple Maps location link. Drops a pin at your starting point in the message.
- Pre-compose at ride start AND end. Both toggles independent. Use one or both.
- Customizable message text. Default messages provided. Edit to your liking.
Your bike's manual, on your phone.
Built-in technical specs for H-D, Indian, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, BMW, Ducati, Triumph, and KTM.
Oil capacity. Filter part numbers. Fluid types. Tire sizes. Service intervals. Compression ratios. Torque specs. RIDR has it all stored so you don't have to dig through a service manual every time you turn a wrench. And when you log a service, the right defaults are already there.
- OEM and aftermarket part numbers. Filter cross-references for K&N, Mobil 1, and others.
- Fluid specs. Engine oil, primary, transmission — exact ounces, exact types.
- Tire and brake specs. Front/rear sizes, brake configuration.
- NHTSA VIN decoder. Scan or type your VIN — RIDR pulls year, make, and model automatically.
Your bike on your wrist.
Start rides, check schedules, see what's due — straight from the watch.
The RIDR Apple Watch app stays in sync with your phone. Pin the motorcycle complication to your watch face and you'll see ride status at a glance — orange ring and "REC" when recording. Tap in for live stats. Log a fillup at the pump without pulling out your phone.
- Custom watch face complication. Motorcycle icon with live "REC" badge during rides.
- Ride start/stop from the wrist. Phone stays in your pocket.
- Fuel log from the watch. Quick entry at the pump, mileage and gallons.
- Service schedule check. Tap to see what's due without leaving the watch.
- Live ride stats. Distance, speed, duration, current bike — all on the watch.
Your data, your iCloud.
We don't have servers. We can't see your data.
RIDR stores everything in your private iCloud — your service history, your receipts, your rides, your bikes. It syncs across your devices through Apple's CloudKit. There's no RIDR account to make. No password. No data on our servers, because we don't have any.
- iCloud sync. Your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch all stay current.
- No analytics. No third-party SDKs. No tracking pixels.
- No ads. Ever.
- No accounts. No email signup, no password. The app just works.
Try RIDR.
We're in TestFlight right now, testing with a small group of riders before App Store launch. Free during the beta. If you want in, send a note.
Email to join the betasupport@ridr.net