Turn-by-turn navigation built for motorcycles and drivers who go the distance — with live, physics-based fuel range, weather along your route, and the stops you'll actually need, planned before you run low.
RideAhead is built for the whole trip — not just the next turn. Rider- and driver-first, glanceable, and honest about what it does.
Spoken directions with the next road and exit named up front, so your eyes stay on the road.
Choose your route and see the trade-off before you go — you decide what matters on this trip.
Long-press the map to set a destination — no address required. Search confirms the match so you're never sent to the wrong one.
Food, fuel, lodging, and urgent care near you or along the way — real local results, never sponsored placements.
Conditions ahead on your path — so you're never surprised by what's coming, wind-chill included for riders.
Set your route before you roll and let voice guidance handle the rest. Built to keep your attention where it belongs.
Most apps guess your range from one fixed MPG number. RideAhead models it from physics — then adjusts to reality as you drive, so the stops it plans actually hold up.
Hard throttle and high speed burn more fuel. Your range reflects how you're actually riding, in real time.
Route elevation is baked in — climbs cost fuel and long descents give a little back.
Cold starts and summer heat both change economy. RideAhead accounts for the weather you're in.
It learns your real vehicle from your fill-ups, getting more accurate with every tank — no manual tuning.
Your tank drains by how you actually drive — and if you're burning faster than planned, RideAhead quietly moves your next fuel or charging stop closer, so you're never caught short.
Bikes don't have the diagnostic port cars use for live fuel data. RideAhead models it instead, so riders get true live range. No other navigation app does this.
From a naked bike to a diesel dually to an EV — pick a preset or save your own in seconds, then just go.
RideAhead is free — supported by a single banner ad on the Nearby and Vehicle screens. Never on the map, and never during navigation. It's on Google Play and the App Store now.