Lead the group, not the group chat
Gathering the group, the program, the deposit, “where do we meet” and “where is the group now” — none of that lives in twenty DM threads anymore. The tour is built in the app, and afterwards every participant keeps a movie of your tour that sells the next one.


Before and after
The guide's toolkit
Tour builder
A day-by-day program, included vs. paid-extra services, experience and bike requirements, dates and a spot limit — one screen.
Applications under control
You confirm every participant before payment. Wrong skill level — a polite decline instead of a problem on the route.
The route on your guest's phone
A GPX track with follow-the-trail navigation and offline maps — the group doesn't fall apart even with no signal all day.
Storefront on the map
A verified guide's card on the community track map — right where riders look for places to ride. Contacts go direct, no commission.
Movies as marketing
Every participant takes home a 3D flyover movie of your tour. Your clients shoot next season's advertising for you.
Group safety
SOS with coordinates and an outing log. You know what's happening before it becomes a problem.
How to launch a tour
Apply for the guide role
From the app, with a short form. We review it and grant the guide role.
Build the tour
Program, services, requirements, spots, and price — the card is ready to publish in an evening.
Confirm participants
Applications arrive in the app; you decide who's coming. Payment happens after confirmation.
Lead the group
Everyone has the route on their phone, the group is on the live map, and in the evening by the campfire — a shared movie.
FAQ
Do you take a commission on tours?
Can I run commercial tours without PRO?
What do participants see before paying?
What does PRO cost?
Your next group fills up without the group chat
Publish the tour — and let the card answer the questions while you prepare the route.
