RiderLevel

iPhone · Android · Web

Launching soon

Are you a better rider than last year?

Most riders have no idea. RiderLevel records your motorcycle rides, turns deliberate practice into six measurable skills, and gives you an honest answer in October.

A ride tracker, a drill library, a garage and a journal. On iPhone, Android and the web.

Double opt-in. Confirm the email and you are in.

What it actually does

  1. 01

    Record the ride

    One tap and it logs distance, moving time, speed and elevation. Forgot to start it? Add the ride from memory in thirty seconds.

  2. 02

    Practise on purpose

    A drill library with cone layouts you can set up in an empty car park, and the app picks whichever skill you are worst at.

  3. 03

    See the difference

    Six skills rated one to five, this season against last, with every session that moved them listed underneath.

  • Garage

    Every bike, every service interval. It counts down and tells you before the oil is late, not after.

  • Routes

    Save a good ride as a route, or draw one before you go. Take it out again next spring without thinking.

  • Journal

    Rides, sessions, track days and spanner work on one dated list you can actually search.

  • Shared rides

    Send a ride to the friends you actually ride with. A link, not a feed. No followers, no likes.

  • Season recap

    One page in October: what you rode, what you practised, and which of the six actually moved.

None of it matters if the three above are not right.

The whole idea, in one line

  1. Year 1Level 5First season logged. Everything felt fast.
  2. Year 2Level 9Started practising on purpose.
  3. Year 3Level 12You are here.

Three seasons of riding, drawn as terrain. Each climb is a year of practice, and the accent is where you are now. That line is the whole app. Everything else exists to make it honest.

Built for

  • Riders who want a season to add up to something.
  • Anyone who has thought "I should practise that" and never did.
  • People who keep receipts, for the bike and for themselves.

Not built for

  • Chasing top speed or a lap record.
  • Posting rides for strangers to like.
  • Anyone who wants a leaderboard. There is none.

Questions

What is RiderLevel?

A ride-tracking app for motorcyclists. It records your rides, gives you drills to practise the skills you are worst at, rates six riding skills against your last season, and keeps every bike’s service history in one place.

Which platforms will it run on?

iPhone, Android and the web, all released on the same day. There is no staggered rollout and no platform waiting for its turn.

When does it launch?

There is no public date yet. Everyone on the email list gets one message on the day it launches.

What does it record for each ride?

Distance, moving time, average speed and elevation, drawn on a map. Any ride can be kept as a reusable route, and if you forget to start the recording you can add the ride from memory in about thirty seconds.

Can I share rides with friends?

Yes, with the friends you actually ride with, as a link you send them. There is no public feed, no followers and no likes.

Is there a leaderboard?

No. RiderLevel compares you against your own previous seasons, never against other riders.

Launching soon

Start the season with a baseline. Finish it with proof.

  • An email the day it launches: iPhone, Android and web, all at once.
  • The six-skill baseline test in the first email, yours whether you install the app or not.
  • Then updates worth reading: what we shipped, what is next, the occasional offer.

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