What RIDR does.

The Maintenance card rolls every service interval into a single health ring — and it's honest by design: the ring shows your worst item, not an average. Under it, a dot for each service with the exact miles remaining.

• Per-item countdowns. Oil, primary, transmission, plugs, air — each with miles left, right on the dashboard. Brakes join the ring when tracked by mileage.
• Green, amber, red. More than half the interval left, under half, under a quarter. The ring and the dots share the same bands.
• Overdue doesn't hide. A blown interval shows the miles you've gone past — and pulses until you log the work.

Point your camera at a dealer receipt — Harley-Davidson service desk, parts counter, independent shop. RIDR captures the photo and pulls the date, vendor, location, total, and every line item into the record.

• Every line item. A receipt with 20 parts comes in as 20 rows. No cap.
• Everything's editable. OCR does the typing; you fix the odd character in a tap.
• Cost-mismatch nudge. If line items don't add up to the total (tax, labor, fees), RIDR flags it — without overriding your numbers.
• Scan again. Bad first pass? Redo and replace.

Start a ride from the app or your watch. RIDR records the route, distance, speed, elevation, and time — and credits the miles to the bike you rode, so service intervals stay honest without you touching a number.

• All-time stats. Total miles, top speed, saddle time — the numbers that matter, up top.
• Favorites and full history. Name your routes, star the good ones, replay any ride on the map.
• Share a live link. Tap Live during a ride and send a live.ridr.net link that tracks you in real time — and expires when the ride ends.
• Apple Health. Rides land in Health as cycling workouts with the route and distance, if you opt in.

Oil at 5,000 or annually. Primary at 10,000. Plugs at 20,000. RIDR ships with factory-style intervals for Harley-Davidson, Indian, Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, BMW, Ducati, Triumph, and KTM — and lets you override any of them per bike.

• Pre-loaded intervals. 222 spec profiles across ten makes, out of the box.
• Your bike, your rules. Custom intervals override anything.
• Tracked by the mile. Every scheduled item counts down against real ridden miles. Time-only items like brake fluid stay in your specs as reference.
• Overdue doesn't whisper. Miss one and it goes red, shows how far past you are, and pulses until the work is logged.

Set your emergency contacts once. When you start a ride, RIDR can pre-compose a text with your start location, pinned in Apple Maps. When you're done, a "made it back safe" message is ready to go.

• Start and end, independently. Two toggles. Use one, both, or neither.
• Location pinned. An Apple Maps link drops right in the message.
• Your words. Both message templates are editable and remembered.
• As many contacts as you need. Spouse, riding buddy, family — everyone gets the text.

Start a ride from your phone and RIDR pins a Live Activity to the lock screen and the Dynamic Island — your bike's photo, live speed, distance, and elapsed time, the whole way.

• Lock screen card. Bike photo, speed, distance, time — front and center.
• Dynamic Island. Compact pill with speed and time; long-press for the full readout.
• One-tap stop. End the ride without unlocking into the app.

Pin the RIDR complication to your watch face and ride status is a glance away — the motorcycle icon lights up with a REC badge while you're rolling.

• Start and stop from the wrist. Phone stays in your pocket.
• Quick Oil. Log an oil change in seconds, right from the watch.
• Fuel at the pump. Dial in gallons with the Crown — metric-aware.
• Live ride stats. Distance, speed, duration, current bike — streaming as you ride.

RIDR stores everything in your private iCloud — your service history, your receipts, your rides, your bikes — and syncs across your devices through Apple's CloudKit. There's no RIDR account because there's nothing to make an account on.

• iCloud sync. iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch stay current.
• No analytics. No third-party SDKs, no tracking pixels.
• No ads. Ever.
• No accounts. No signup, no password. The app just works.