No nav
App needs a version update . Can’t use nav function. iPhone 16 pro and 2024 tiger 900 gt Aragon
Just Doesn’t Work
This app just doesn’t work. Once I add my VIN, it finds & recognizes my bike. After I select the instrument cluster that matches my bike (or any, I’ve tried them all) it says: “Can't add bike! Your device's Bluetooth name exceeds the maximum limit of 22 characters (including spaces). Please shorten the Bluetooth name below this limit before starting the connection process.” There are no instructions to do this and no help links.
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Has never worked
Riding a 2025 Tiger 900 Rally Pro. I tried to get this app to work when the bike was new. I try again each time the app is updated but still no luck. The app will not connect to the bike. Worthless.
Unreliable
Great idea, but very poor. Connection problems, have given up now and don’t use. If you have to pay for this as an extra, don’t.
Navigation has a major flaw
I’ve used this app for navigation since I bought my Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro in 2022. It has generally worked well, although it has a number of annoyances and things that could be improved a lot (as mentioned in many other reviews). I won’t go into those here, but I want to point out what seems to be a major bug. (And it seems to be new, introduced sometime within the last two years.)
The app needs an internet connection to create a route, but once programmed in, it does not need an internet connection to navigate. When stopping the bike to get gas or whatever, the app connects back up to the bike and navigation resumes within a minute or so. That is all just fine.
But the behavior that has changed is that it now requires an internet connection to resume the route after stopping and restarting the bike. This is HORRIBLE behavior! When on a backcountry route with no internet connectivity, if you stop the bike for any reason, you are left with no navigation until you find someplace where you can connect to the internet. (The GPS tray on the bike’s display screen just says “No Destination”.) WHY DOES THE APP NEED AN INTERNET CONNECTION TO RESUME A ROUTE THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN PROGRAMMED IN???
I believe this behavior is new. I used the app on a 5,000 mile trip in a lot of remote areas two years ago, and I don’t remember this ever happening. On a 1,500 mile trip I just returned from, I ran into this problem constantly! I would give this app a 4-star rating, but because of this problem I’m only giving it 2 stars. (And that’s being generous.)
Developers, please respond to this and tell me why an internet connection is required to resume a route. (Better yet, fix the problem!)
The app needs an internet connection to create a route, but once programmed in, it does not need an internet connection to navigate. When stopping the bike to get gas or whatever, the app connects back up to the bike and navigation resumes within a minute or so. That is all just fine.
But the behavior that has changed is that it now requires an internet connection to resume the route after stopping and restarting the bike. This is HORRIBLE behavior! When on a backcountry route with no internet connectivity, if you stop the bike for any reason, you are left with no navigation until you find someplace where you can connect to the internet. (The GPS tray on the bike’s display screen just says “No Destination”.) WHY DOES THE APP NEED AN INTERNET CONNECTION TO RESUME A ROUTE THAT HAS ALREADY BEEN PROGRAMMED IN???
I believe this behavior is new. I used the app on a 5,000 mile trip in a lot of remote areas two years ago, and I don’t remember this ever happening. On a 1,500 mile trip I just returned from, I ran into this problem constantly! I would give this app a 4-star rating, but because of this problem I’m only giving it 2 stars. (And that’s being generous.)
Developers, please respond to this and tell me why an internet connection is required to resume a route. (Better yet, fix the problem!)
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