Find your people: friends, clubs, and joining

The “Friends & club” screen. At the top are your clubs and teams, below them friend requests and the friends list itself. Each club row has quick buttons: the club chat, the gate (if the club has connected one — press and hold until the button fills up) and the amount you owe the rental — tapping it opens “Finances”.

Search. One field searches everywhere: your friends — by name, bike, city and club — and, from the second letter, every rider in the app, with an “Add friend” button. A full phone number or Enduro ID finds the exact person. If someone has turned off “People can find me” in their profile, they won’t show up by name or number — but you can still send a request by number.

Who’s close to you. Friends are sorted by closeness: first those on an event track right now, then the ones you ride with most (“4 rides together · Aug 29”), the rest alphabetically. Chips above the list keep “Rode together”, friends from one club or from your region (the region comes from the city in your profile; Moscow and Moscow Oblast count as one region).

Actions. Tap a row to open the rider’s passport. On the right there are two buttons: “Invite to a ride” (your upcoming ride or a new one with your friend already picked) and “Message”. Swipe a row left for “Remove” and “Block”, both with a confirmation. Press and hold a row to open a menu with every action at once.

Phone book. The book button next to search finds people who are already in the app: only encrypted fingerprints of the numbers go to the server, the book itself never leaves your phone. Matches are shown under the name you saved them with — even if they have no name in the app. Hide the block with “Hide” or by tapping the book again.

Find riders. The QR icon in the header of “Friends & club” opens a sheet. “My code” — show it in the paddock: your friend points their regular phone camera at it, and your passport opens for them with an “Add as friend?” prompt. On iPhone you can also scan a friend’s code right in the app: “Scan a friend’s code” in the same sheet (the first time, the app asks for camera access). Club and event codes scan the same way. On Android the scanner arrives with the next store update; until then, use the phone’s regular camera. Below are “Rode with you”: everyone from your latest ride in the past week, with an “Add everyone” button, and “People you may know”: friends of friends, people from your clubs and shared rides (hide anyone with the cross). A couple of hours after a ride with riders you don’t know yet, you’ll get a “N people rode with you” notification — it opens the same sheet.

Club catalog. “Find a club” opens the catalog. At the top is “Where your friends are”: clubs your friends already belong to. Next come communities in your region and in other regions, each with a reason to look: friends in the roster, the next ride, or how many things happened there this month. The button in the row: “Join” — an open club takes you right away; “Apply” — the application goes to the admins, and while they decide the row says “application sent”; “Accept” — if you’ve been invited. Once a decision is made, you’ll get a notification; on rejection the admin can state a reason — it’s shown on the club page, and you can apply again. Joining and taking part are free for everyone.

Invitation link. On a club or team page, tap the “Share” icon in the header — it builds a link like enduro.family/t/… that you can send to any messenger. For a recipient with the app installed it opens the community page directly; for everyone else — an invitation page with install buttons.