Turn-by-Turn Navigation
Live GPS guidance with a clear maneuver banner, the upcoming street, real-time ETA, and distance remaining. Pause and resume without losing your place on the route.
No asterisks, no "coming soon" bait. Here's everything GripRoute does today — grouped the way you'd actually use it, from the first twist of the throttle to the kickstand at the end of the day.
The fastest route is the wrong route. GripRoute builds rides around corners, scenery, and the stops you actually want.
A guided wizard: pick a vibe — Twisty, Scenic, Relaxed, or Mixed — a distance, a curviness level, and your road and surface types. A live preview redraws as you tune it.
No plan, no problem. Point a direction, pick a distance and road type, and GripRoute invents the loop on the spot and drops you straight into preview.
Chain several stops into a single looping tour, building each leg as its own stage and bringing you back where you started.
Set a daily mileage target and a lodging style, pick a start and end, and it lays out a multi-day journey with stages and gas stops already placed.
Build from scratch: search for waypoints, drop them in order, drag to reorder, and name each one. The polyline updates live as you go.
Browse gas, food, lodging, and scenic spots along your route and drop any of them in as a waypoint, whether you're using the wizard or building by hand.
One tank or one week. Big trips break into stages, each with its own route, mileage target, and fuel already sorted.
A journey is a named container of daily stages — each with a start, an end, a planned distance, and your own notes, tracked from Planning through Completed.
Start a single day's ride straight from the journey screen, with that stage's planned gas stops already dropped in as waypoints.
An overall completion percentage plus a per-stage breakdown — miles done, miles left, and your average day — updated as you go.
Store the where-you're-sleeping for each night: name, address, phone, confirmation number, nightly price, and a motorcycle-friendly flag.
Total planned and actual mileage, estimated fuel burned and its cost from your active bike's MPG, waypoint counts, and accommodations — all totaled for you.
Real tank sizes and measured MPG keep the range on your map honest — and keep every bike sharp.
Make, model, year, tank size, average MPG, and a color for every bike. Set one active to drive fuel math and ride logging. Free riders keep one; Pro unlocks the whole garage.
Your current fuel level times your bike's real MPG gives a range estimate on the GripBar, fading green → yellow → red as the tank drains.
Log every fill: date, gallons, level after, price per gallon, and where. It keeps your range estimate grounded in reality, not a spec sheet.
Oil, chain, tires, plugs, brake fluid, tune-ups — each with a mileage interval and last-service odometer. GripRoute nudges you when one comes due.
Every ride logs itself. The numbers add up to a picture of how — and how much — you actually ride.
Each navigation session writes an entry: start and end, distance, duration, fuel used and its cost, tied to the bike you rode and the route you took.
Charts across week, month, or year: total distance and time, rides per month, average ride, fuel cost, and your most-ridden routes.
Every saved route remembers how many times you've ridden it and when you last did — so your go-to loops rise to the top.
Dig into real-world versus theoretical MPG and efficiency over time, so the range math only gets sharper the more you ride.
Riding alone is the point — until it isn't. GripRoute watches for the moment it stops being fun, and it's free for every rider.
Motion sensors watch for the impact spike and the stillness after it — the signature of a crash — with Low, Medium, and High sensitivity tuned for spirited riding, not false alarms.
A 30-second countdown you can wave off with a gloved thumb. If it runs out, an SOS text with your live GPS goes to up to five contacts. Nothing sends without you.
Skip the countdown and trigger the whole flow yourself the instant you need eyes on your location.
Weather makes or breaks a ride. GripRoute puts the sky on your map and calls it before it soaks you.
Precipitation painted right onto the map with an intensity legend, refreshed as you ride so you can see the wall of rain before you're in it.
Active warnings along your route surface as swipeable cards — type, severity, and the area affected — and won't nag you twice in a session.
The route screen shows conditions at your destination for the time you'll actually arrive — temperature, chance of rain, and wind.
GripRoute keeps checking conditions ahead. If it turns severe, it can route you around the worst of it.
A morning heads-up that reads the day's temp, wind, and rain and calls it — from "great day to ride" to stay-off-the-bike. Pick the time; wake up knowing.
For the days on four wheels — or a bike with a CarPlay dash. The full experience, on the display that's built in. Free for everyone.
Full turn-by-turn on the car's display — the same maneuver banner, ETA, and distance as the phone, with pause, end, and hazard-mark right there.
Flip through your saved routes from the CarPlay screen, see the alternates for one, and start navigating without touching your phone.
Search for anywhere from the dash and tap to go — or just ask Siri to navigate there in GripRoute.
The best control is the one you never reach for. Speak it, or glance at it — your hands stay where they belong.
"Hey Siri, navigate to the overlook in GripRoute." Any saved waypoint, launched by voice — Siri even offers a picker of your spots.
One phrase — "navigate home in GripRoute" — points you at your set home address and starts the ride.
"Adventure mode in GripRoute" opens the spontaneous-ride flow, ready to spin up a loop before you've even put your gloves on.
Your next maneuver and ETA live on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, so a glance is all it takes — no unlocking, no digging.
Every voice command is a Shortcut too — wire them into automations, widgets, or the Action Button.
The best road intel comes from the riders who just came through. Shared anonymously, kept honest.
Debris, potholes, animals, accidents — flagged by riders, shared with riders, anonymously. Reports expire after 30 days so the map stays current.
Mark them if you like — but those markers never leave your device. They're for you, not the network.
Publish a route you love and pull down ones other riders have shared — a growing library of roads worth the trip.
Every ride becomes a journal entry. The context writes itself — you just say how it felt.
Date, route, distance, duration, weather, and which bike — every entry fills itself in the moment the ride ends.
A ten-second mood check and what you're riding toward, right before you roll. Optional, always.
Post-ride mood, notes, and the one moment worth keeping — captured while the engine's still ticking.
GripRoute tracks your mood from rollout to return, ride after ride. The delta says what riders already know.
Your rides, bikes, and journal follow you across devices — and stop there. No account, nothing to mine.
Bikes, routes, ride logs, journeys, and journal sync across your devices through your own iCloud. No iCloud? It falls back to local storage without missing a beat.
Export any route as a shareable file — waypoints, hazards, and history included — over AirDrop, Files, or Mail.
No sign-up, no login, no email wall. Download it and ride — your data is yours from the first mile.
Usage analytics are anonymous and optional. Turn behavioral tracking off entirely; your journal and routes are never part of it.
GripRoute is in public beta for iPhone. Hop on free through TestFlight — founders price is $9.99 at launch, before it climbs to $24.99.
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