How Rippin' works

Just ride. Rippin' does the rest.

You don't babysit the app while you ride. Tap Record Ride once and Rippin' tracks your route, clocks the segments you hit, watches the turf you cover, and saves the whole thing to share. Here's the walkthrough.

Tap Record Ride Rippin' does the rest
Rippin' Home screen with the daily ride report, Points Shop, leaderboard, and nearby segments.
Rippin' Explore map showing segments, turf, and local roads.
Rippin' Garage screen with bikes, rides, stats, and badges.

Watch the walkthrough

See the app before you download it.

Two real screen recordings from the iPhone app: signing up, then the quick tour that shows you around. About a minute and a half, all in. Tap a chapter to jump to it.

01 · Sign up · 0:51

Set up in under a minute.

No password. Use an email link or Sign in with Apple, confirm your area, add your bike, then see the meets and squads already riding near you.

02 · The tour · 0:40

Eight stops and you know your way around.

The first time you open Rippin' it walks you through everything that matters, then shows how points and your squad pay off.

One tap, then ride

Hit Record. We handle the rest.

There's really only one thing you have to do. Everything else — segments, turf, stats, your ride story — happens on its own while you ride.

  1. 01

    Tap Record Ride

    One button on the home screen. That's the whole setup — no route to build, no laps to arm.

  2. 02

    Ride like normal

    Phone in your pocket. Rippin' tracks your route, distance, elevation, and speed in the background — and clocks any segments and turf you cover.

  3. 03

    Tap Stop

    Get a Ride Wrapped recap with your map, stats, segments, and turf — ready to post to your feed.

Recording a ride

Every ride, captured automatically.

This is the heart of Rippin'. No lap buttons, no route setup — just Record and go. When you stop, your ride is saved with its route map, distance, moving time, and elevation.

  1. 1Open Rippin' and tap Record Ride on the home screen.
  2. 2Ride your route — keep the phone away and let it track in the background.
  3. 3Tap Stop to save your Ride Wrapped recap and share it to the feed.
Rippin' Explore map with recording controls, roads, and rider activity near you.

Segments

Ride the roads riders added.

Every segment is a stretch of road a rider added and a person on our team checked. Ride through one and Rippin' times you automatically, then puts you on its leaderboard. There's no start or stop button to hit.

  1. 1Find segments near you on the Explore map, each with the name of the rider who added it.
  2. 2Just ride the segment. Timing starts and stops on its own.
  3. 3Check the leaderboard, then rate the road for the next rider.
  4. 4Missing a road? Tap Create a Segment and add it. Here's how roads get added.
Rippin' Home screen showing the Segments near you card and the rider leaderboard.

Turf Wars

Ride a loop. Claim the territory.

Turf Wars is the territory game on the map. Ride a loop and Rippin' claims the ground inside it — then it's yours to hold with active rides and defend from other riders and squads.

  1. 1Ride a loop that closes back on itself.
  2. 2Rippin' fills in the territory you circled and stakes your claim.
  3. 3Ride a tighter loop through someone else's turf to carve it out, and lock your best ground so it can't be touched.
Turf claimed by Rippin' riders across San Diego, each red shape a loop someone rode.

Poker runs

Ride the stops. Draw the best hand.

A poker run turns a ride into a game. Every stop deals you a card. Hold five, swap the ones you don't want, and your hand lands on the poker leaderboard.

  1. 1Find poker stops on the Explore map: shops, cafes, bars and dealerships.
  2. 2Ride there with Rippin' recording. The card is dealt when you arrive, no QR code.
  3. 3Hold five cards, swap what you don't want, and climb the board.

Garage

Your bikes, rides, and stats in one place.

The Garage is your moto home base — every bike, every recorded ride, your lifetime miles, your XP and level, and the badges you've earned along the way.

  1. 1Add your bikes to build out your garage.
  2. 2See every recorded ride with its route and stats.
  3. 3Track your XP, level up, and collect badges as you ride.
Rippin' Garage screen with bikes, ride history, stats, and badges.

More in the app

Everything else is built around the ride too.

Once you're recording rides, the rest of Rippin' falls into place.

01

Squads

Create or join crews, invite riders by code, chat, and see who's rolling — your rides get a home team.

02

Ride Plans

Share a clean ride card with departure, route, stops, and RSVPs so the crew actually shows up.

03

Meets

Find moto events, bike nights, and group rides near you, RSVP, and never miss the good ones.

04

Points Shop

Every ride stacks points — spend them on gear drops, gas cards, and rider rewards.

FAQ

Good questions before you ride.

Do I have to start and stop segments?

No. Segments clock automatically as you ride through them — just record your ride and Rippin' handles the timing and leaderboard.

Who adds the segments?

Riders do. Every segment was added by a rider and checked by a person on our team before it went live. Read how roads get added.

Do I need to hold my phone while riding?

No. Start the ride, pocket the phone, and Rippin' tracks your route in the background.

How do I claim turf?

Ride a loop that closes back on itself. Rippin' claims the ground inside it, and you hold it by keeping the turf active with rides.

Does recording drain my battery?

Rippin' is built to track efficiently in the background. On longer rides, keep your phone topped up like you would with any GPS app.

Is Rippin' free?

Yes. Download and start recording rides for free on iPhone and Android.

Ready to ride

Download Rippin' and hit Record.

Live on iPhone and Android. Tap one button, ride, and let Rippin' capture the rest.

01 Recorded rides with route, stats, and a shareable recap (Plus records them for you) 02 Segments, turf, poker runs, and leaderboards as you ride 03 A Garage for your bikes, XP, badges, and history