It asks before it records
Rode off without pressing Ride? AROV notices a ride starting and asks once. It never records on its own.
Motorcycle ride recorder · iPhone
How far did you lean?
AROV measures every corner from the phone in your mount, and tells you when the ride is over.
Coming to the App Store
For iPhone. You need a handlebar mount.
47°deepest corner of the example ride below
Example ride
A Sunday on the coast road.
Start a ride, put the phone in its mount and ride. AROV keeps the speed, the line and every corner. When you stop, the summary is waiting: what the ride added up to, and the moments worth looking back at.
128 kmDistance
2 h 14 mRiding
63Corners
47°Max lean
An example of what a summary shows, not a real rider's ride.
- Onto the coast roadFirst corner past 30°
- 47° right, a new recordCorner 38 of 63
- Top speed, 112 km/hOn the straight after the bridge
- Fuel stop11.4 L, 4.6 L/100 km since the last fill
- HomeThe summary is ready
Around the ride
The rest of riding, kept in one place.
A garage that counts
Your bikes, fuel per tank and maintenance due by the kilometres you actually rode, with a reminder when a job falls due.
Routes for riders
Plan a route that prefers twisty roads and skips motorways, then follow spoken directions with the phone in its mount.
Ride with a crew
Plan group rides, see where everyone is while you ride together, and see who leads and who sweeps.
Notes on the road
Leave a note where the gravel is or the view is worth stopping for, and read what other riders left.
Your home stays off the map
Shared rides and live positions leave out the first and last 500 m, so nobody sees where you start and finish. AROV asks after each ride whether to share it, and the answer starts at no.