RiderLog vs MapThings.com

A motorcycle ride tracker that keeps every ride, free. With RiderLog Pro, the people at home can follow your ride and hear when you arrive. I'm Aivars. I ride a scooter most days, and I built RiderLog because I wanted a reliable ride log without a subscription just to record. Recording here is free. Lifeline is the paid feature I wanted for my own family. EVERY RIDE, KEPT • Record motorcycles, scooters, mopeds and ebikes with the phone locked. • A recovery copy on your phone helps restore interrupted recordings. • See ride time in the Dynamic Island and on the lock screen. • Keep your routes, photos, distance, time, speeds and stops together. • Import and export GPX files. Your rides are saved on your phone. Signed-in sync and sharing features also upload ride information and photos to our services. Visibility settings control who can see shared content. RiderLog 1.16 does not provide automatic iCloud ride sync or backup to another phone. LIFELINE: KEEP YOUR PEOPLE POSTED (PRO) Pick up to five people. Email contacts do not need RiderLog: they receive a page link to follow your ride. RiderLog friends can receive notifications in the app. • Your people can follow your position while you ride. • When you finish, Lifeline sends an arrival update. • If you stop moving for longer than your chosen interval, or your phone stops checking in, Lifeline can ask your contacts to check on you. • On every ride, free: create a live link and send it yourself. Lifeline notices silence, not crashes. It cannot tell that you fell and does not call emergency services. Alerts depend on permissions, connectivity and delivery services. Without a fresh position, your people see where you were last seen and when. You can stop live sharing separately from recording. FRIENDS ON THE MAP Turn on live location and the friends you choose can see you on their map, with your heading while riding. It is off until you switch it on. You choose how long your last position stays visible. PLACES WORTH RIDING TO Find cafes, viewpoints and stops that riders check in at. The map is densest in Bangkok and grows elsewhere as riders add places. Keep lists, follow other riders' lists and share them with a web link. Check in with photos and collect stamps in your riding passport. THE RIDE, AFTERWARDS Turn a ride into a card or a replay video for your stories or group chat. Group multi-day rides into trips. Take on weekly challenges scaled to how you ride, earn points and climb the ranks. BUILT FOR IPHONE DUO Open the phone for a ride screen in columns and ride details across two pages. Fold it and continue where you left off. The dark riding screen and reduced map work help limit battery use. PRIVACY AND CONTROL Privacy Zones trim the routes you share. They do not hide the live position you choose to share through Lifeline or friend location sharing. Choose the visibility of rides, lists and check-ins. Analytics do not include route coordinates, ride names, notes or photos, and you can switch analytics off in Settings. You can also delete your RiderLog account there. I don't sell your personal data. RIDERLOG PRO Recording, rides, friends, places and core challenges are free. Pro adds Lifeline, clean ride cards and videos without the RiderLog mark, unlimited place lists, a bonus weekly challenge and protected weeks for your rank. The app shows your local price and any free trial before you subscribe. Apple bills the subscription after a trial unless you cancel. Manage or cancel in App Store settings; Restore Purchases is available in the app. RiderLog hands navigation to Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze. It has no crash detection, emergency calling or speed leaderboards. I build RiderLog on my own and read the feedback board in Profile. Privacy Policy: https://sleepybytes.com/privacy-policy/ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Maps for things that don't have addresses. Have you ever discovered an amazing place but couldn't easily explain it or share it because it didn't have a street address? MapThings makes it easy to discover, save, organize, and share the exact GPS location (using your camera) of unique places around you. Explore places like: • Street art & murals • Epic trees • Trail entrances • Scenic overlooks • Food trucks • Fishing spots • Campsites • Photo locations • Great parking spots • ...and just about anything else. Whether you're exploring a new city, planning your next adventure, or keeping track of your favorite discoveries, MapThings helps you find them again—and share them with friends and the community. Features • Discover unique places shared by other users • Save your own favorite locations • Organize places into easy-to-browse categories • View photos and detailed location information • Navigate directly to saved locations • Share places with friends and family • Help build a growing community of interesting places Download MapThings today and start exploring. Because not everything worth finding has an address.