A twisty route planner for motorcycles.
Give the route minutes and it spends them on bends. RiderPin treats twistiness as a time allowance: the route bends when there is time to bend and goes straight when you are late.
Example route, drawn for illustration. The quickest way takes 60 minutes; Twisty may take up to 84 minutes.
How it works
Three steps to a better road.
1Set the start and the finishOr a round trip from your door, by distance or by time.
2Pick how twistyMild, Twisty or Very twisty. The route picks the most bends that fit the allowance.
3Ride itTurn by turn with spoken directions, and push to talk so your gloves stay on.
Questions
Twisty routes, answered.
How does RiderPin decide what twisty means?
It counts the bends per mile on each candidate route and picks the twistiest one that fits your allowance: up to 15% longer than the quickest way on Mild, 40% on Twisty and 80% on Very twisty.
Can I plan a twisty round trip from home?
Yes. Round trips start and finish at your door, set by distance or by time.
Does it work without signal?
Yes. Download a region and the map, the routing and the search all keep working offline.
Can I bring my own route?
Yes. RiderPin imports and exports GPX, and saved routes can be edited later.
When can I use it?
RiderPin is coming to iOS and Android. Leave your email to hear on launch day.