Never ride solo.
Never lose your pack.
Roadmates is the ride-coordination app for club cycling, motorcycle touring, and brevet-style events — live rider tracking, a route everyone can see, and a roster that always knows who's still out there.
Live tracking
Every rider's dot, on one map
Brevet mode
Control points, timed automatically
Clubs & roster
Marshals, co-organizers, one roster
Route builder
Import a GPX, controls plot themselves
Kochi 200 BRM
Sample brevet ride
CP1 · Alappuzha 42 km
Opens 05:52 · Closes 08:04
CP2 · Kottayam 98 km
Opens 08:16 · Closes 12:32
Finish · Kochi 200 km
Closes 20:04
One app, every convoy
Built for every kind of ride
From a Sunday café loop to a 400 km brevet before sunrise — switch on brevet mode only when the ride needs it.
Cycling clubs
- Weekly rides with a shared roster
- Live map, rider-chosen update rate
- GPX import, distances auto-plotted
Motorcycle clubs
- Keep the whole pack on one map
- Marshals and co-organizers, per ride
- One-tap SOS with exact position
Casual group rides
- Set it up in minutes, no training needed
- Draft it quietly, publish when ready
- Photo check-ins kept as the day's record
Brevets (BRM)
- Control windows calculated for you
- Bike check & digital waiver gate
- DNS, DNF and late-finish tracking
Live tracking
Live location, on the rider's terms
Every rider picks how often their dot updates — as often as every 30 seconds for a fast group, or as little as every 15 minutes to save battery on an all-day ride. Background tracking keeps sharing going even with the app closed.
Rider-chosen interval — no one-size-fits-all polling rate.
SOS, one tap — alerts the organizer with an exact position.
Julian Mercier
AIR #042
Checked in
09:58
Karin Lindqvist
AIR #089
Gate closes in 11m
Not yet in
Taro Takahashi
AIR #117
DNF
Marked by organizer
Brevet mode
Control points, handled automatically
Opening and closing times calculate themselves from the brevet's category and distance. Riders check in with a geotagged photo; gate the start behind a bike check and digital waiver; mark DNS, DNF or a late finish right on the roster and the recap tallies itself.
No spreadsheet — control windows come from the ride's own settings.
Marshals can check riders in for anyone whose phone dies mid-ride.
Route & privacy
Plan privately, publish when ready
Drop in a GPX file and every stop plots itself, distance-from-start and all. Build a ride as a private draft, send the direct link to a co-organizer to review, then publish it to the club feed once it's ready — or clone an old ride's whole setup to save the rebuild.
Draft rides stay private — reachable only by direct link until published.
Clone a ride — reuse the route, controls and timing, minus last time's check-ins.
route.gpx imported
5 control points plotted · 200 km
Cloned from "Kochi 200 BRM"
Riders, controls & timing copied · checkpoints reset
Set up in minutes
From roadbook to finish line
Works the same whether it's four friends on Sunday or forty riders on a brevet.
Set the route
Add controls by hand or import a GPX. Turn on brevet mode and Roadmates works out every opening and closing time.
Riders join & check in
Share the ride link or QR code. Riders tap in at each control with a geotagged photo — no account creation needed at a 6am rollout.
Follow it live, then recap
Everyone's dot on one map, updated on their own schedule, plus a full recap the moment the last rider's home.
"Our motorcycle club used to run rides off a WhatsApp group and a prayer. Now everyone sees the route, and I can see the whole pack on one map when we split up in traffic."— Weekend touring club, Bengaluru
"We ran a 300 BRM with three control points staffed by marshals who'd never met before that morning. Roadmates was the only briefing anyone needed."— Randonneuring club organizer, Kerala
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Ride types — cycling & motorcycling
30s–15m
Location update interval, your choice
1 tap
SOS to the organizer
DNS · DNF · LF
Brevet mode, when you need it
Your next ride is waiting to be organized.
Create your club portal for free. Invite riders, plot control points, and ride with everyone's dot in view.