Live prototype · sample data

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.

That phone is the real app. Tap anything on it, or let the tour drive.Tap anything below, or let the tour drive.

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Try it yourself · tap anything
Folded: the cover screen. Unfold for the big screen.
See what it can do

Eleven things, one phone.

Each step drives the live app. Fold or unfold the phone at any point, the screen stays put.

The story

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."

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Rides live in group chatsPlans scatter across chats, posts and texts. If you're not in the right group, you never hear about the ride.
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Every bike has a different tankOne rider needs gas at 120 miles, another at 250. Someone always runs on fumes.
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Alone, nobody knows if you go downOn a quiet canyon road, a crash can go unseen for a long time.
Every feature

45 features. Tap any of them.

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

Play with the logic

Four things LetsRide does that a map can't.

Interactive previews of features in the prototype. Sample data, real logic.

⛽ 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

🌦 Weather, decided together sample

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

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Thunderstorm over Big Sur, 2–5 PM
Your route passes at 3:10 PM
Tap an option to vote.

🛣 Lane advice for the whole group sample

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

🤝 Find your kind of ride sample

Pace, experience and who you ride with all matter.

Safety

If you go down, your crew knows.

Guardian is a safety net, not a guarantee. Try it: simulate a crash. You always get time to say you're OK first.

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Guardian is onRiding · 4 riders nearby
  • 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
Timeline

From waitlist to launch day.

Now
Working prototypeClickable app: key-on opening, voice-first home, one-sentence ride plans, a calm ride mode, fuel planning, weather and Guardian flows. Name and trademark check in progress.
Pre-launch
Weekly community ridesFree Sunday rides, club meet-ups, riding schools and shops across SoCal.
Launch · no fixed date yet
App launch in Southern CaliforniaiOS and Android.
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.

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.

How it works · scroll

One ride.
Join along the way.

LA · 7:00 AM

The host says "LA to San Francisco, Saturday". Three riders join at the start.

Group fuel · smallest tank165 mi
next gas: Santa Barbara20% reserve
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Created by

Alex & Victoria Glonti

A husband-and-wife team of two: Alex is a rider, game developer and Unreal Engine instructor; Victoria 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.

For partners

The numbers behind the ride.

Market, revenue streams, unit economics and the 18-month plan, every figure sourced or labelled.

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