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Digital riding experience
The ride layer for crews that move together.
JourneySync coordinates the parts Google Maps and group chats miss: planning, rider visibility, live safety context, and ride memory.
- Mode
- Group ride
- Signal
- Realtime
- Safety
- SOS armed
PRARide ModeSunday breakfast ride4 riders synced
Distance68.4 km
Spread420 m
Weather24 C
SOS readyEmergency context attached
Beta signal
Built around ride breakdowns, not dashboard vanity.
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rides coordinated
Closed beta target across Bengaluru rider groups.
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beta testers
Founding cohort shaping the first ride layer.
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cities covered
India-first rollout with real road feedback.
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testing hours
Road, simulator, and group ride validation.
The ride problem
Riding alone is simple. Riding together becomes a system problem.
JourneySync turns the messy sequence before, during, and after a group ride into one connected ride state.
Before
Plans scatter before the ride starts.
Routes, meet points, riders, fuel stops, and timing usually live across different chats and map links.
PlanDuring
The pack stretches at junctions and traffic lights.
Once riders split, nobody knows if the group should wait, call, reroute, or keep moving.
SyncSafety
When something goes wrong, context matters.
SOS, location, rider status, and emergency contacts need to exist inside the active ride, not in a separate panic flow.
ProtectAfter
The ride should become a record.
Completed journeys, route memory, telemetry, and group history help the next ride start smarter.
RememberThe ride layer
Discover. Plan. Connect. Ride. Stay safe. Remember.
Each product moment maps to a real group-ride failure point, with the phone interface staying pinned as the ride state changes.
Ride lobby
Start with one shared ride state.
Create a ride, set route visibility, invite riders, and keep the crew aligned before the engine starts.
- Invite-only or public rides
- Maximum rider limits
- Route and stop context
Why JourneySync
Maps navigate. Chats notify. JourneySync coordinates the ride.
Riders already use Google Maps and WhatsApp. JourneySync is the missing ride layer that connects navigation, safety, and group state.
| Capability | Google Maps | JourneySync | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Navigation | Excellent solo routing | Map links only | Hybrid Google Maps flow plus ride state |
| Live tracking | Individual sharing | Manual updates | Built around the group session |
| Ride coordination | No ride lobby | Chat noise | Lobby, riders, stops, and synced route |
| SOS | Not ride-aware | Manual calls | Emergency context inside the ride |
| Weather + fuel | Search separately | Ask the group | Ride-aware essentials |
| Ride memory | Trip only | Lost in chat | History, stats, and route memory |
Navigation
Google Maps
Excellent solo routing
WhatsApp
Map links only
JourneySync
Hybrid Google Maps flow plus ride state
Live tracking
Google Maps
Individual sharing
WhatsApp
Manual updates
JourneySync
Built around the group session
Ride coordination
Google Maps
No ride lobby
WhatsApp
Chat noise
JourneySync
Lobby, riders, stops, and synced route
SOS
Google Maps
Not ride-aware
WhatsApp
Manual calls
JourneySync
Emergency context inside the ride
Weather + fuel
Google Maps
Search separately
WhatsApp
Ask the group
JourneySync
Ride-aware essentials
Ride memory
Google Maps
Trip only
WhatsApp
Lost in chat
JourneySync
History, stats, and route memory
Product demo
See the ride layer in motion.
Watch how a group can start together, stay visible, and move through the ride with less coordination friction.
Startup story
Built by riders. For riders.
Every group ride starts with excitement. Then someone misses a turn, someone gets left behind, someone stops for fuel, and the whole group starts coordinating through calls and chat.
JourneySync was built from real ride moments: junctions, fuel stops, missed turns, and late regroup calls.
It does not replace the tools riders trust. It adds the missing coordination layer around them.
The India-first beta starts with rider groups who understand how quickly a good ride becomes hard to coordinate.
Safety first
When it matters most, the ride context stays attached.
JourneySync treats safety as core ride behavior - not a marketing bullet buried in settings.
Crash detection support
Phone-sensor based detection can help surface emergency context when a rider may not be able to respond.
SOS inside ride mode
One-tap emergency signaling keeps location and ride context attached to the active session.
Safety as product behavior
Permissions, location state, rider visibility, and emergency contacts are treated as core surfaces.
Crash detected
Sending alert in 14s
Rider feedback
What founding riders are asking for.
Short beta signals from Bengaluru riders who understand the group-ride problem.
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Aarav Menon
Bengaluru · Royal Enfield Himalayan
“Ride Radar is the first thing that made group discovery feel practical instead of random.”
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Nisha Rao
Bengaluru · KTM Duke 390
“The hybrid Google Maps flow makes sense. I keep familiar navigation but the group stays visible.”
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Rohan Iyer
Bengaluru · Interceptor 650
“This solves the exact junction problem every weekend ride has. Less calling, more riding.”
DG
Dev Gowda
Bengaluru · Dominar 400
“The safety and SOS thinking makes JourneySync feel like a serious ride product, not a demo.”
FAQ
Answers before you join the beta.
JourneySync v1.1.1Join the closed beta and test the Android build.
Built for Bengaluru rider groups testing real coordination before the public launch.
End of the journey
Ready to ride with a connected group?
Join the closed beta and get the Android beta download link by email when your crew is ready to test JourneySync.