The parts that keep riders safe are free.

Offline maps, live conditions, hazard reporting, group rides. We charge for custody of your own data, and for the office work a club does behind the map — never for the map itself.

For riders

Free

$0 forever

Everything you need to ride on club trails and help keep them accurate.

  • ✓ The full club-maintained map
  • ✓ Offline base maps (~30 MB a state) and your club's trails offline
  • ✓ Conditions, closures and hazard reports — read and write
  • ✓ Record, draw and import rides; export any of them
  • ✓ Group rides and live location sharing
  • ✓ Submit trails, waypoints and edits to your club
  • ✓ Export any single trail as GPX or KML
  • ✓ Club pages, events, RSVPs and change alerts

For clubs

One plan for the club, not per member. Moderation, trail maintenance and everything riders do stay free — the plan is the office suite around them.

Free for every club

$0 always

No plan, no card, no trial clock. This is what any club gets by claiming its trails.

  • ✓ Your trail system on the map, maintained by you
  • ✓ Approve, decline and edit what riders submit
  • ✓ Reroute, split, mark stretches, close sections, undo any of it
  • ✓ Work offline in the field and sync when you are back
  • ✓ Roster and join requests
  • ✓ Live groomer positions for riders
It is meant to pay for itself. A few local sponsor slots at a couple of hundred dollars a year — sold by you, kept by you — cover the plan, and the volunteer hours and coverage reports are what state grant applications ask for.

The questions we get asked

Do I have to pay to use the map offline?

No. Base maps, your club's trails, closures and hazard pins all work with no signal, on the free tier. An officer can even edit the club's trails offline for free — a volunteer doing unpaid work for their club should never meet a paywall.

What happens to my rides if I don't subscribe?

They are recorded and kept on your phone forever, and you can view, mark and export them. Premium buys us holding a copy for you — nothing is deleted, capped or hidden if you don't.

Do you charge riders to report a hazard?

Never. Reporting a washout, submitting a trail and suggesting a change are free for everyone, always. Charging for the thing that keeps the map honest would be charging for the product.

We're a club with no budget. Can we still be on here?

Yes — the whole moderation and maintenance side is free and stays free. The plan is for landowner records, dues, grant reporting and sponsor slots, and it is sized so the sponsor slots pay for it.

Is it on iPhone?

Android today. The iOS build runs but has not been released — we would rather ship it late than ship it wrong.