inRoads is the group-ride companion built for motorcyclists — a live map of every rider, one-tap group pings, shared stops, and automatic crash detection with SOS. Ephemeral, private, no account.


Navigate, stay together, talk without talking, and get home safe — inRoads rides shotgun so you can keep your eyes on the road.
Every rider on one real-time map, with a road-snapped trail behind each one — who's ahead, who's behind, whether the group's intact or scattered.
Pick one destination for the group and see the route and ETA on the map — then hand off to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze for turn-by-turn.
A hard stop starts a short cancellable countdown; if you don't cancel, inRoads alerts the whole group and shares your location so they can reach you.
Send an SOS and the group sees your location plus the medical notes and emergency contact you set — revealed only during the alert, then gone.
Fuel, food, coffee, hazard, ease off, wrong way, almost there — a shared vocabulary the whole group reads at a glance, gloves on.
Turn a ping like “Fuel stop?” into a proposal. Everyone answers with one tap and you watch who's coming, who's out, in real time.
Chain fuel, food and coffee stops along the way. inRoads orders them, tracks who's arrived, and lets anyone skip and reroute.
Turn it on and inRoads keeps an eye on the forecast along your route, so the group gets a heads-up when there's rain ahead — not a surprise soaking.
Big targets, high-contrast glances, and haptics on every tap — designed to be used at a stoplight, in gloves, in the sun.
When the ride ends, see the route traced out with distance, moving time and speed — and share it as an image in a tap.
No sign-up, no profile, no password. Join by link, QR code, a short code, or a rider right next to you over Bluetooth.
Your live location is shared only with your group, only while you're riding — and rides purge themselves automatically after.
A real app on both — the whole group's welcome, whatever they ride and whatever they carry. One link works for everyone.
The rider sees a calm, glanceable screen. Under it, inRoads is tracking the whole group, the route, and your safety.
Start a ride, share the link, and every rider shows up on the same map in real time. You always know who's ahead, who dropped back, and whether the group is tight or stretched thin.

Set a shared destination and inRoads draws the route on the group map with distance and an estimated arrival. Plan fuel and food stops along the way, then hand off to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze for turn-by-turn — the group map keeps everyone together.

Propose a fuel stop, flag a hazard, or ask everyone to ease off — the group gets it instantly and answers with one tap. No shouting into a helmet mic, no fumbling with a phone.

When the ride ends, inRoads traces the group's whole route with distance and moving time — a clean recap you can share with the crew. Then the live data is gone.

These are the real inRoads ping icons — a whole vocabulary the group understands at a glance, gloves on, eyes barely off the road. Pick a theme below and watch them come with you.
If your phone detects the sudden stop of a crash, inRoads starts a countdown. Cancel it and nothing happens. Ignore it — because you can't reach your phone — and the app alerts every rider in your group and shares your location so they can reach you.

No accounts, no setup screens. One rider starts, shares a link, and the group is on the map in seconds.

One tap. No account needed.

Drop it in your group chat.

One destination + stops, shared.

Stops and hazards, one tap.

Crash detection has your back.

Share it, then it's gone.
Tap a colour — the whole page reskins, exactly like the app does. Open this site from inRoads and it arrives wearing your theme automatically.
No accounts, no ads, no tracking, no rider profiles. Your live location is shared only with the riders in your group, only while a ride is active — and rides expire on their own. When the ride's over, the data's gone.