For groups on multi-day bike trips

One app for the whole trip.

The plan, the weather where you’ll actually be, a live link for the people at home, shared expenses and the diary — for everyone in the group.

  • Free
  • No subscription
  • Nothing to install
Leave the other apps at home

Everything a trip needs, in one place

A forecast for the nearest town
Weather where you’ll be at each hour
A separate rain radar app
Radar right on your route
An expense splitter with a paywall
Shared expenses with QR settle-up
GPX files lost in the group chat
Every stage’s GPX, one tap away
Photos spread over five phones
One diary with everyone’s photos
Sending updates home by hand
One link for family and friends
Multi-day trips

Every stage in its place

Break the trip into stages, one GPX each. The app adds up the whole trip, gives every stage its own colour on the map, and shows at a glance what’s done, what’s today and what’s still ahead.

  • Distance, climbing, ride time and weather for each stage
  • Two short stages on one day, if that’s how you ride
  • Progress for today’s stage and the whole trip while you ride
© OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO
Stage 1B · Bockstein → ObervellachStage 2 · Obervellach → Pontebba
Elevation
km 112 · 1,180 m
SalzburgTrieste
Weather

Weather where you’ll be, when you’ll be there

A forecast for town tells you little when you’ll be on a pass at noon. The app works out where on the route you’ll be at each hour from your planned pace, and shows the weather for that spot — rain, temperature and the wind, head or tail.

  • Ride time from climbing, descents and tired legs on day five
  • Up to 16 days ahead for every stage of the trip
  • Past days keep the weather you actually rode in
Weather until arrival
Open-Meteo · 11:02
17°
Now · Partly cloudyW 14 km/h · tailwind
10%0 mm
12:0070 km18°10%0 mm
15W
13:0082 km14°70%1.4 mm
22W
14:0095 km15°30%0.2 mm
17W
15:00108 km17°15%0 mm
12W
16:00121 km19°5%0 mm
10W
Showers likely around 13:00 near km 82 (~1.4 mm/h).
On the road

Know where you stand, mid-climb

Open Live and see how far you are along the stage, where the plan says you should be, and when you’ll roll into tonight’s stop.

  • Ahead of or behind plan, to the minute
  • Rain radar with a short-term outlook, on your route map
  • Distance, time and metres of climbing still to go
Alpe Adria · Stage 3 of 5
Obervellach → Pontebba
58.2
of 141.7 km
You · km 58.2Plan · km 52.4
Vs plan
−14 min
ahead of plan
Arrival
~16:40
planned 16:54
For the people at home

One link, and they can follow along

Share the trip with family and friends. They see the route, the diary and photos, where you were last and when you’re expected — without an account and without you sending updates between climbs.

© OpenStreetMap contributors © CARTO
Following Alpe Adria
Expenses

Split costs, settle with a QR code

Log who paid for the guesthouse, the groceries and the beers, in any currency. At the end, the app works out the fewest payments to settle everyone, and each one comes with a QR code for your banking app.

  • Pay by square, QR Platba and SEPA QR
  • Totals per person and per category
  • Import your history from Splitwise
You are owed
48.20 €
2 payments involving you · 3 total in the group
Who owes whomSimplifiedDetailed
AN
RS
Anna pays You
Tap to record payment
You receive
23.50 €
PK
RS
Peter pays You
Tap to record payment
You receive
24.70 €
Pay by square
23.50 €
Scan with your banking app, or share the image and open it there.
Diary

The whole group’s story, in one place

Everyone in the group writes to the same diary. Each post can be tied to a stage of the trip and carry its own photos and videos — so the story of the trip is told by everyone who rode it.

  • Posts with text, photos and videos, by stage
  • Every photo from every post gathered into one trip gallery
  • Photos placed on the map where they were taken
JA
Jana
Obervellach → Pontebba · Thu, May 9
6

Over Nassfeld in the rain, then forty kilometres downhill into Pontebba. Best coffee of the trip at the top.

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How it works

Plan once, ride together

  1. 1Plan

    Create the trip, add a stage per day and upload its GPX. Distance, climbing, ride time and weather fill in on their own.

  2. 2Invite

    Send one link to the group. No emails, no app store: it opens in the browser and goes on the home screen.

  3. 3Ride

    Everyone loads the GPX onto their bike computer and follows the trip in the app. Log expenses and photos as you go.

Your next trip, all in one place.

Set up the stages tonight, send the link to the group, and ride.

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