Every make, back to 1894. Seven days free, then $9.99/month or $59.99/year — first year $39.99. Cancel and RIDR keeps your bike, your records and crash alerts.
RIDR for Android is in testing now — coming soon to Google Play. Get in early ↓
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RIDR for Android is in testing on Google Play — invite only for now; email support@ridr.net to join.
The beta has the garage — add a bike by VIN, by camera or by hand, against the same 42,000-model spec book — the service log, All 3 Holes, the schedule by miles or months and the health ring, receipt scanning and dealer-history import, the fuel log and Costs, recall alerts, ride recording with GPX export, ride videos, Discover Routes, live ride sharing, ride start and end texts, crash detection with crash texts, the Glovebox with expiry reminders, backup, restore and bike transfer, and English, Spanish, French, German and Italian.
Not in the beta yet: the watch, Apple Health, the lock-screen Live Activity (Android gets an ongoing ride notification instead), road-following and Twisty in Plan a Route (Google Maps finds the roads when you navigate), receipts in the service-history PDF, and color themes.
It needs Android 9 or later, Google Play services, and a Google account. There's no RIDR account: you sign in with Google, and your garage lives on your phone with a private copy in your own Google Drive that only RIDR can open. An iPhone garage and an Android garage don't sync with each other.
Those are the iPhone prices. The Android beta doesn't charge anything while it's in testing.
