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Nobody rides alone.

The group-ride app for motorcyclists. Say where you want to go, and the whole ride is planned: route, gas for every tank, weather and a crew to ride with.

LetsRide is the ride app for motorcyclists, alone or in a group: find riders near you, plan a ride that fits your bike or every bike in the group, ride it and get home safe. Working prototype today, launching in Southern California in April 2027.

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Made for riders

Your map app was made for cars. This one's for riders.

It knows your tank, the storm over the pass, who you ride with and everything important to the rider. Whether you ride alone or with twenty friends.

The ride
And everything around the ride

That phone is the real app. Scroll down: it shows each part as you read about it. Or tap anything on it.Tap it to try it full screen.

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One app for every ride: find, plan, ride, get home.

Alone or with a crew: find riders and open rides near you, say the ride in one sentence, get a plan that fits your bike or every bike in the group, and if you go down, someone knows. Below is the product, live on the phone.

Why LetsRide

Riding is better together. Finding the others is the hard part.

"Every rider knows the feeling: a perfect Saturday, a full tank, and nobody to ride with."

01 · Plan in one sentence
The problem

Planning a ride means juggling a map, a weather app, gas stops and a group chat, whether you ride alone or with friends.

With LetsRide

Say where. The whole ride is planned.

Tap a sentence: the phone plans it, the way a rider would say it.

02 · Gas for every tank
The problem

One rider needs gas at 120 miles, another at 250. Someone always runs on fumes.

With LetsRide

Gas stops for the smallest tank.

⛽ Fuel planner sample

Add the bikes in your group. Stops are planned from the smallest tank, with a 20% reserve. Route: LA → San Francisco, 380 mi.

LASF · 380 mi
0gas stops
–safe range / tank
–sets the pace
03 · Ride together
The problem

Groups split up. Someone misses the exit, someone joins late and can't find you.

With LetsRide

One ride. Join along the way.

🛣 Lane advice for the whole group sample

A long group needs more warning to change lanes. LetsRide times it from the group's length.

04 · Weather, decided together
The problem

The night before, a storm crosses the route and the plan dissolves in fifty messages.

With LetsRide

The forecast changes. The group decides.

🌦 Weather, decided together sample

The forecast changes the night before. The host sends options; the group votes.

⛈
Thunderstorm over Big Sur, 2–5 PM
Your route passes at 3:10 PM
Tap an option to vote.
05 · Guardian
The problem

On a quiet canyon road, a crash can go unseen for a long time.

With LetsRide

If you go down, your crew knows.

  • Detects a likely crash from the phone's motion sensors
  • A countdown with one big "I'm OK" button, made for gloves
  • Then alerts your group, riders nearby and your emergency contacts with your location
  • Roadside SOS "brother for brother", medical card on the lock screen, first-aid guide that works offline

You always get a countdown and one big "I'm OK" button first.

06 · Your kind of people
The problem

New in town, new to riding, or just not into racing your friends.

With LetsRide

Find riders who ride like you.

🤝 Find your kind of ride sample

Pace, experience and who you ride with all matter.

Market

Start in SoCal, then region by region.

Southern California rides year-round and has dense rider communities, clubs and shops: the right place to seed a local network.

10.1 million US households

own a motorcycle, 8% of all households (Motorcycle Industry Council owner survey, 2018). [check for a newer figure]

Southern California

[add registered motorcycles in SoCal and source]

Beyond weekend rides

Delivery riders and scooter commuters need the same things: fuel, safety check-ins, parking.

Competition

Others give you a map. We give you everything around the ride.

LetsRideCalimotoREVERGroup chats
The ride
Gas planned for your bike, or every bike in the group✓———
Join a ride at a stop along the way✓———
Plan the ride by saying one sentence✓———
Group votes when the weather changes✓——~manual polls
Live map of your group✓✓Group Rides✓LiveRIDE~location sharing
Crash detection✓alerts group, riders nearby, contacts✓Bosch call centre——
Around the ride
Rider spots: food, views, hazards, parking✓pinned by riders~POIs on the route~places to explore—
Roadside SOS from riders nearby✓——~ask in the chat
Mentors and learning rides✓———
Parts marketplace between riders✓——~Facebook Marketplace
Stay with riders: couch, room, garage floor✓———
Garages and services to book✓———
Bike storage with verified hosts✓———

✓ has it · ~ partly · — not found in their public product information (checked Oct 2026: Calimoto group rides, Calimoto + Bosch, Calimoto Premium, REVER LiveRIDE, REVER overview). Re-check before sending to investors.

How it grows

Every rider makes it better for the next one.

Network effect

More riders means more rides to join, more spots pinned and more people nearby when someone needs help. Features can be copied; a local riding community cannot.

Seeded in person

Free weekly community rides with clubs, riding schools and shops start months before launch, so day one already has people.

Invite loop

Every ride is shared with the people on it. Riders invite riders, with a reward for both after a first ride.

Business model

Free to ride. Paid to go further.

Free core

Posting and joining rides, the map and Guardian stay free. Safety is never behind a paywall.

LetsRide Plus

A subscription for extras: multi-day trips, offline maps, advanced fuel and weather planning. [add price]

Services (planned)

A commission on bookings riders already make: garages, storage hosts, stays with riders.

Risks and challenges

Honest about what's hard.

A small team

The app is built by a two-person team with AI-assisted development. That keeps costs low, and it's why the launch starts in one region.

Safety features have limits

Guardian is a safety net, not a guarantee. And the first-aid guide gets medical review first.

Apps need people

A ride app is only as good as its riders. That's why the community rides start months before launch.

Everything else it doesSee all 48 features →

Each "Show me" lifts the live phone to the middle of the screen and opens that exact screen.

A&V
Created by

Alex & Viktorija Glonti

A husband-and-wife team of two: Alex is a rider, game developer and Unreal Engine instructor; Viktorija leads design. We ship things: our strategy game Global Ordnance is live on Google Play and the App Store. LetsRide is the app we wanted every time we had a full tank and nobody to ride with.

Ride with us

Be on the first ride. SoCal, spring 2027.

Free Sunday community rides start this winter across Southern California. Leave your email and we'll tell you when and where, and when the app opens.

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Questions

Good to know.

Is the app free?

Yes, the core app is free: posting and joining rides, the map and Guardian. LetsRide Plus adds extras.

Where does it work first?

Southern California at launch. Northern California and San Diego come next.

Does Guardian replace calling 911?

No. It helps your crew and contacts know where you are. In an emergency, always call 911.

Is "LetsRide" the final name?

It's a codename. The final name is settled before launch.

The ask

Let's talk.

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