Host or Join
Start your own ride and invite the crew, or browse open convoys from riders already out there. Two ways to move — one community.
Motorcycles. Bicycles. Road-trip caravans. Post a ride, join a convoy, or discover where your people are heading this weekend.
Start your own ride and invite the crew, or browse open convoys from riders already out there. Two ways to move — one community.
Motorcycles, bicycles, cars, overlanders, scooters. If it moves, it belongs. Filter by vehicle type to find your kind of ride.
Drop waypoints on the map, share route previews with riders before you leave, and keep the group synced once you're rolling.
Experience level, vehicle make, rides completed. Know who you're riding with before you meet them at the staging point.
Group chat for every ride. Share pit-stop pins, regroup after a split, or just trade photos from the lookout.
Every route you've ridden, saved. Revisit, repeat, or share your favorite loop with someone new to the scene.
Mission · Built For Riders · Since Day One
NavigateMoto exists because the best roads are the ones you share. We're a crew of bikers, cyclists, and weekend wanderers who kept running into the same problem — great routes, nobody to ride them with. Group chats got messy. Plans fell apart. Good rides turned into solo ones.
So we built the tool we wished existed. A place to find rides, post your own, and connect with people who care about the journey as much as the destination. No algorithm feed. No noise. Just riders, routes, and the open road.
Personalize the app to match your style — switch between kilometres and miles, and pick a colour theme that fits how you ride.


Toggle your preferred distance unit in one tap. Every stat across the dashboard, route planner, and ride history updates instantly.
Five hand-crafted dark themes — from Midnight Blue to Rose Noir. Each one is tuned for glanceability in sunlight and at night.
Whether you track in metric or imperial, the app speaks your language. Change it anytime from Settings — no restart required.
Every ride costs something — fuel, food, gear, the odd repair. Log it in seconds and see exactly where your money goes, month after month.


Total spent, average per transaction, and how many categories you touched — the whole month summarised the second you open the tab.
See where the money actually went. Every category ranked by spend with a live percentage bar, so the big drains are impossible to miss.
Swipe between months and watch the transaction-trend line redraw itself. Spot the heavy weeks and plan the next trip around them.
Add an expense with amount, category, and currency right after you fuel up or grab chai — no spreadsheets, no friction.
Passport, licence, registration, insurance — snap them once and keep them a tap away. The Photo Vault stores your ride-critical documents on your device, ready for the checkpoint, the border, or the breakdown.

Photograph your passport, driving licence, vehicle registration, or insurance and file it in the vault in seconds — no scanner, no paperwork.
Pull up any document in a tap when a checkpoint, border, or rental desk asks for it — even when you're offline and out of signal.
Your vault lives locally on your phone, never on a public feed. Your sensitive papers stay with you, and you alone.
Licence, passport, ID, insurance, registration, medical card — if it's a paper you'd hate to lose mid-trip, the vault keeps a copy.
The on-board dashboard turns every ride into numbers you can read at a glance — speed, distance, top speed, and altitude tick up live as you roll, then settle into your ride history when you park.


Distance, moving time, and average speed climb in real time the moment you set off — no start button to fumble, no readout to chase.
Current speed front and centre, with average and top speed tracked alongside so you always know how the ride is shaping up.
An odometer for the day and a running elevation read, so the long climbs and the big miles are both accounted for.
Oversized numerals and high-contrast dials, tuned to be read in a half-second at speed and legible in direct sunlight.
Keep a running pre-departure checklist for every hotel, hostel, and campsite. Tick off the charger in the wall, the documents in the drawer, and the helmet by the door — so you ride off with everything you arrived with.
Build the list once with the things you always travel with — passport to power bank — and keep it a tap away for every stop.
Check items off one by one as they go back in the bag. Whatever's left glares at you until the room is truly empty.
Reset the same list at the next hotel and run the sweep again — no rewriting, no rebuilding it from memory each morning.
The charger in the socket, the toiletries in the bathroom, the jacket on the hook — the sweep catches what the morning rush makes you forget.
Not at all. Motorcycles, bicycles, cars, 4x4s, scooters, overlanders — any vehicle, any pace. You can filter rides by vehicle type to find your kind of convoy.
Questions, press, or just a good story to tell? Reach out through whichever channel suits you — we read every message.