Pre-launch · iOS & Android

Ride Together.

Record rides, share them with the community, discover other riders, and plan routes worth riding.

Bykrs is a motorcycle-first ride companion—not a generic fitness tracker and not full turn-by-turn navigation (yet). Think Strava for motorcycles, plus a community route library you can bookmark and follow on the map.

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The app

Five tabs after you sign in

Welcome → register or sign in → optional phone verification → profile setup → then Feed, Plan, Track (center), Discover, and Profile. Track is where recording happens; everything else supports reliving and sharing the ride.

Home

Feed

Social activity and your weekly snapshot at a glance.

  • Day streak, weekly rank, and distance ridden this week
  • Public ride cards from the community (distance, duration, max speed)
  • Like rides; pull to refresh when new activity lands
Map

Plan

Browse community routes or build your own with unlimited stops.

  • Community, Personal, and Saved route libraries
  • Create routes with start, end, and as many waypoints as you need
  • Bookmark routes and Start Ride to load them on the map in Track
Core loop
Center tab

Track

The core loop: record a live ride with GPS on a full-screen map.

  • Start, pause, resume, and stop; live distance, speed, and duration
  • Valid rides save to your account and can appear in the feed when public
  • GPX export on device when possible; route guide when riding a planned route
Compass

Discover

Find riders and see who is putting in the most kilometers this week.

  • Search by rider name, username, or bike model
  • Follow riders from suggestion cards
  • Weekly distance leaderboard for the current calendar week
Person

Profile

Your stats, ride history, garage, and achievements in one place.

  • Garage with bike make, model, year, and multiple bikes
  • Rides tab, Stats charts, and Achievements (unlocked and locked)
  • Followers, following, and edit profile from the menu
Plan tab

Plan your journey

Discover community routes or create your own. Unlike Google Maps' roughly ten-stop cap per trip, Bykrs lets you add as many waypoints as you want—fuel, food, scenic views, overnight stops—for long tours and multi-day rides.

Three libraries

Community

Routes shared by other riders—open for details, bookmark, or Start Ride.

Personal

Routes you created, kept private or shared to the community when you choose.

Saved

Community routes you bookmarked to ride later.

Start Ride

From route detail, Start Ride opens Track with the route on the map—a guide banner and waypoint names, plus a dashed path alongside your live GPS track. This is route context on the map, not turn-by-turn voice navigation (planned for later).

Create a route

  • Name, optional description, and difficulty: Easy, Moderate, Challenging, or Extreme.
  • Required start and end, with unlimited optional stops via Add a stop.
  • Geocoding and map preview with markers and a road-following line when maps are configured.
  • Owners can edit, share to community, mark completed, or delete from route detail.

Waypoint types

Stop
General waypoint along the path
Fuel
Petrol stops on your line
Food
Meals and breaks
Scenic
Views and photo-worthy pulls

Route detail shows distance and duration estimates, stop count, toggleable map polyline, waypoint list with segment times when road data is available, and bookmark for routes you do not own.

Feed & Discover

Social layer built for riders

Bykrs wins on community first—rides in a feed, follows, and weekly leaderboards—before heavier navigation features. The feed shows all public rides today so early riders always see activity; a follow-only feed is planned later.

Feed

Home tab

  • Time-of-day greeting and quick stats: day streak, weekly rank, and km this week.
  • Activity cards for public rides—rider, title, distance, duration, max speed, optional photos and weather.
  • Likes work today; comment, share, and bookmark controls are visible but not fully wired yet.
  • Honest empty state when no public rides exist yet—no placeholder posts.

Discover

Find riders & weekly leaders

  • Filter riders by name, username, or bike model on loaded lists.
  • Riders to follow—cards with avatar, bike, ride count, total km, and Follow.
  • This week • distance leaderboard ranked by kilometers in the current calendar week.
  • Following updates your graph; dedicated following-only home feed is still on the roadmap.
Mobile app

Built for the road

Native iOS and Android app (Expo / React Native). Dark theme with orange accents for outdoor visibility and a rider-cockpit feel, plus haptics on tabs and start/stop ride. Core features are built; store release is in progress.

Who it's for

  • Weekend and touring riders who want to relive trips and share with friends.
  • Club-oriented riders who need a shared route library (group rides planned for later).
  • New riders looking for community, stats, and route ideas.
  • Commuters who want simple logging and streaks.

Not the focus for v1: Racing teams, delivery fleets, or non-motorcycle vehicles.

Tracking today

  • Foreground GPS while the app is open—Ready to Ride, then record with pause and resume.
  • Rides over ~10 seconds with meaningful distance save to your account and sync to the backend.
  • Background location is declared for future use; foreground tracking is the main mode now.
  • Use tracking responsibly—built for logging and community, not distracted riding.

This is not a fitness tracker.
It's your riding resume.

Profile is where identity and history come together: avatar, display name, @username, bio, garage, follower counts, and three tabs—Rides, Stats, and Achievements.

Garage

Manage multiple bikes with make and model pickers (including an Indian market catalog), year, nickname, and a primary bike. Tap garage from the header or menu anytime.

Rides & stats

Saved ride history on the Rides tab; Stats totals distance, time, streaks, and a weekly bar chart by weekday—all derived from rides you actually recorded in Track.

Achievements

Unlocked and locked badges with titles, descriptions, and progress bars. Unlock automation is still maturing; badges are visible in the app today.

Coming after v1

We'd rather be clear about what ships today than over-promise. Here's what riders may expect later.

Area
Today
Navigation
Map + planned route overlay
Turn-by-turn ride this route
Feed
Global public rides
Feed filtered by people you follow
Comments
Icon and count on cards
Full comment threads
Notifications
Bell on Feed (visual)
Push for likes, follows, routes
Group rides
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Events, invites, live group tracking
Offline maps
Network for maps & geocoding
Offline packs (likely premium)
Our story

Born from a broken clutch lever

January 1st, 2026. I was ringing in the new year in Munnar with friends—misty hills, winding roads, the kind of ride you remember forever. Then came a call from home. Family emergency. I had to leave. Now.

Just as I was gearing up, my friend's wife wanted a quick photo on my bike. In a split second, it slipped. The bike went down. The clutch lever—snapped clean in half.

520 kilometers. Half a clutch lever. New Year's Day—every shop closed.

Somewhere around Coimbatore, exhausted and running low on fuel, I remember thinking—“What if I could just... ask for help? Post somewhere that I'm stranded? Find a rider nearby who knows a mechanic? Anyone?”

There was nothing. No app. No community. Just me, a broken lever, and the longest ride home of my life. I didn't know where to stop for fuel, where to grab food, where it was safe to rest. I made it home—but that ride never left me. By the time I parked, I knew what I had to build. A place where no rider ever feels that alone again.

That's Bykrs. Built by a rider, for riders. Because the road is better when we ride together.

Never ride alone

Stranded? Post it. Riders nearby can see it. Real help from real people, when you need it most.

Plan without limits

Google Maps stops at 10 waypoints. We didn't. Plan fuel, food, scenic stops—as many as your ride needs.

Bykrs

The app riders open
before and after every ride.

Create a web account now—track → save → feed → follow → plan → ride again when the mobile app lands on your store.

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