Ride2G

Ride out together.
And stay together.

Ride2G is an app for group rides and trips. The planned route, live positions of everyone on it and costs split fairly — in one place, from the first message to the last settlement.

  • Road cycling
  • MTB
  • Hiking
  • Running
  • Cross-country skiing
See inside

Coming to iOS and Android.

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Beskydy — ridge rideCycling · 62 km · 4 of 5 sharing
© OpenStreetMap contributors
P
Petr6 s ago · 24.1 km/h
J
Jana48 s ago · delayed
M
Martin4 min ago · no signal

The three screens that matter most

The map during a trip, the track recording, and settling the costs.

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Beskydy — ridge rideCycling · 62 km · 4 of 5 sharing
© OpenStreetMap contributors
P
Petr6 s ago · 24.1 km/h
J
Jana48 s ago · delayed
M
Martin4 min ago · no signal

You can see each other

The planned route, everyone’s position and the tracks so far, on one map.

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Beskydy — ridge rideTrack recording · leg 3

0 kmelevation62 km

Sharing my position2:14:08
48.3km
21.6km/h avg
812m ↑
End ride● 34 points waiting to upload
Only participants of this trip can see your position.

A recording that survives a dead zone

Every point is stored on the phone first. Nothing is lost without signal.

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ExpensesTotal 4,812 CZK · 5 participants
Cabin — 2 nightsPetr paid · split evenly
3,200 CZK
Food for the roadJana paid · by shares
1,162 CZK
Lift passMartin paid · 3 people
450 CZK

Settlement

You owe Petr1,083.50 CZK
QR payment
+ Add expense

Accounts settled in a minute

The costs split up, and a QR payment for whoever owes whom.

What Ride2G does

Nothing extra. Only what a group trip actually needs.

One route everybody has

Upload a GPX and the planned route appears on every participant’s map. No files passed around in chat.

Live positions during the trip

Who is where, and how fresh that is. An old fix never poses as a current one.

Expenses and QR payment

The cabin, the fuel, the lift pass. Split evenly, by shares or by exact amounts — and pay what you owe by scanning a QR code.

An invitation in one scan

A QR code or a short code. Until you let somebody in, all they see are the basics about the trip.

Chat that belongs to the trip

Plans stay where they belong instead of scrolling away among other messages.

SOS when it goes wrong

One button alerts the others and attaches your position, if the phone knows it.

How it works

Three steps, and no homework the night before.

  1. Create the trip

    Date, activity, notes. Upload the planned route as a GPX.

  2. Invite the group

    They scan a QR code or type a short one. Signing up takes a moment.

  3. Ride, then settle up

    Share positions during the trip, split the costs afterwards and pay by QR.