The Roadmap

One shop, one wrench, no committees. Here's what's being worked on, what's queued, and what's waiting on the bench. No dates — a one-man shop that promises dates ends up breaking them.

Throw a wrench at what you want built — votes genuinely decide what gets pulled onto the lift next.

On the lift
Being built right now.

Android version

In testing now, coming soon to Google Play. The last stretch is what the roadmap is for. RIDR for Android is in testing on Google Play — invite only for now; email support@ridr.net to join.

In testing on Google Play

Launch-feedback bug fixes

Working through everything the first wave of riders reported. Boring, essential, happening now.

Next in the bay
Queued up. Votes can reorder these.

Ask the Shop — AI diagnostics

Describe the symptom and RIDR reasons over YOUR bike — its specs, mileage, and service history — for a private triage before you tear anything down.

Tire tracking + photo wear check

Age by date code, miles on the set, a pressure log — and snap a photo for an AI read on the wear.

On the bench
Ideas earning their spot. This is where your wrench counts most.

Route sharing & re-ride

Send a ride you recorded to a friend as a rideable route, or export it to Apple or Google Maps and run it again.

Shared garage

One garage, multiple riders — family bikes or a club fleet.

Manual SOS button

A panic button on phone and watch — crash detection for the moments it can't detect.

Multiple photos per bike

The glamour shot, the mods, the day you brought it home.

Seasonal checklists

Winterization and spring-wakeup reminders by date, not just miles.

Rolled out
Recently shipped.

Plan a Route

Build a ride stop by stop, drag to reorder, avoid highways or tolls, and let Twisty find the curvier roads. Ride it in RIDR or send it to Apple Maps or Google Maps.

Shipped in 4.0

Ride videos

Turn any ride into a 15 or 30 second video, your route drawing on and your numbers riding along, saved straight to Photos.

Shipped in 4.0

VIN recall alerts

RIDR checks NHTSA’s recall database for your bikes every month and tells you when something new turns up. Mark a recall completed and it moves into the service history.

Shipped in 4.0

Service history transfer on sale

Selling a bike? Send its full service history to the new owner’s RIDR in one file — the record rides with the machine.

Shipped in 4.0

Service by miles or months

Intervals now run on miles or months, whichever comes first. Tires, pads, battery, coolant and inspection join the schedule, you can name your own, and reminders arrive even when you haven’t ridden.

Shipped in 4.0

Costs, in your currency

What each bike costs you and what the whole garage costs: maintenance, fuel, cost per mile, year by year.

Shipped in 4.0

Glovebox documents + expiry reminders

Registration, warranties and more now live beside the insurance card, and every document gets a notification before it expires.

Shipped in 4.0

Five languages

RIDR now speaks Spanish, French, German and Italian as well as English.

Shipped in 4.0

Point-at-the-neck VIN scan

Add a bike by aiming the camera at the steering-neck VIN. No typing seventeen characters in the garage.

Shipped in 3.14

Fuel log from the watch, offline

Log a fill-up at the pump with your phone in the saddlebag — syncs when they reconnect. Logging fuel from the watch is Pro.

Shipped in 3.14

A free week at the door

Version 3.17 — RIDR now opens on a seven-day free trial. Subscribe once and you're never asked again. Cancel and RIDR keeps your bike, your records and crash alerts.

Receipts read right-side up

Version 3.17 — a receipt photographed by hand was being read sideways, which turned a page of parts into nonsense. Fixed. And a nine-column dealer invoice now gives up every line item, including the $0.00 warranty parts.

Straighter mileage

Version 3.17 — how a ride's distance accumulates was tightened up, so the odometer the service countdowns run on is closer to the truth.

Health permission stays put

Version 3.17 — the Apple Health screen used to close itself after eight seconds, taking Apple's own permission sheet down with it. Riders who didn't answer fast enough silently lost Health. It now waits for you.

RIDR 1.0 on the App Store

Version 3.14 — launched August 24, 2026.

Glovebox

Version 3.15 — your insurance card in the app, scanned, and it prefills itself. Registration is next.

Mid-ride stability + ride recovery

Version 3.15 — a rare mid-ride crash fixed, and rides now survive a relaunch.

Smart receipt mapping

Scan the receipt and All 3 Holes picks your filter, quarts, and fluids from the line items.

Live ride on your watch face

Your active ride as a Smart Stack card on Apple Watch — distance and time at a wrist-raise.

Photos for every model

The bike photo library rebuilt so models across the 42,000+ spec database show a real photo.

Got something that isn't on the board?

Tell the guy who builds it. Every suggestion gets read — most of this board came from riders.

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