Built in Michigan · iPhone & Android · free

Every trail
in Michigan.
Everyone
comes home.

The full DNR trail system in your pocket — offline. Ride tracking, a crew to ride with, and a live Ride Watch link for the people who worry about you. Built by Michigan riders, not a mapping conglomerate.

iPhone and Android. In the App Store and Google Play soon — beta riders get in now.

Dirt Bike Buddy on iPhone: satellite trail map of northern Michigan with every DNR ORV trail from Petoskey to Houghton Lake
4,510DNR trail segments, synced weekly
190official DNR maps, offline with live GPS
5 minuntil safety GPS is deleted after a ride
$0free — made by riders, for riders

The map

The whole state,
zero bars needed.

Every designated ORV, motorcycle, ATV and MCCCT route in Michigan, pulled straight from the DNR's official data and cached on your phone. When the trail drops into a dead zone — and it will — the map doesn't.

  • Satellite + USGS topo basemaps. Every topo tile you browse is kept offline automatically, or grab a one-tap pack for your whole riding area.
  • The paper maps, laid right on the map. All 190 official DNR trail maps, downloadable in-app. Stack them over the live trail map — the Tomahawk A, B and C loop sheets stitch together into one — with your GPS dot on top. No service required.
  • Trail heads & systems. Waterloo to the Keweenaw: tap a system, see its routes, ride.
iPhone: the official DNR paper maps for the Tomahawk A, B and C motorcycle loops overlaid on the satellite trail map
Android: USGS topo basemap with the Tomahawk B motorcycle trail

The reason this app exists

Somebody always
knows where you are.

Dirt biking is dangerous, cell coverage up north is a rumor, and "I'll be back by dinner" isn't a safety plan. This is the part we built first.

Ride Watch

Pick the people who worry — mom, spouse, riding buddy who stayed home. On a solo ride they get a live web link with your last known spot. No app, no account, no fee. Just a map and a timestamp.

"Back by" check-ins

Tell the app when you'll be done. Blow past it without checking in and your watchers get an alert with your last position — with a level-headed checklist, not a panic button. Dead zones alone never trigger an alarm.

Group live map

On crew rides everyone sees everyone. A rider goes quiet, the group gets a nudge. Someone goes down, one tap alerts the whole group with a pin — and any rider can run the ride, not just the organizer.

GPS that disappears

Safety pings exist to get you home, not to build a data business. Every safety location is hard-deleted within five minutes of ride end. Recorded tracks are separate, private by default, and yours.

The logbook

Prove the ride
happened.

Hit record and ride. Distance, moving time, speed and elevation — logged offline, uploaded when you're back in coverage, drawn as a breadcrumb you can follow back out when every two-track starts looking the same.

  • Back to the truck. Your start is pinned on the first GPS fix, so the way back is always one glance away.
  • Your year at a glance. Miles, rides, hours and trails, plus badges worth earning.
  • GPX in, GPX out. Import routes from anywhere; export any track with one tap.
  • Crew leaderboard. Monthly miles against your friends. Settle it on the trail.
  • Brap kudos. Like Strava kudos, but louder.
Live recording of a 45-mile Tomahawk trail day: the red breadcrumb drawn over the official DNR paper maps, the truck pin back at the start, and live distance, time and speed with Pause and Alert watchers

The crew

Never scroll a
dead group chat again.

Post a ride with a flexible window — "Saturday, anytime after 9" — and riders within 30 miles whose schedules overlap get pinged. Public, friends-only or invite-only. Weather on every ride card, chat built in, photos from the trail.

  • Real races & club events. CCC tours, AMA District 14 hare scrambles and enduros — dates, staging locations and GPX routes, right on the Rides tab.
  • One link makes a buddy. Send your invite link; whoever taps it is on your crew. No search, no friend-request purgatory.
  • Trail talk. A community feed for conditions, closures and today's-ride photos, tagged by trail so the beta is there when you search.

Run a club or a race?

Every event gets a public page with a QR code and direct GPX downloads — put it on the flyer and your route is in riders' pockets. Free for clubs. Talk to us.

iPhone: Rides tab with a getting-started checklist and community races and events
Android: event page for the CCC Fall Color Tour in Wolverine with map and RSVP

First ride in five minutes

Get rolling

  1. 1

    Find a trail near you

    Open the map, pick a system, download it for offline. The whole state is pre-loaded.

  2. 2

    Add a ride watcher

    One person who'd want to know. They get your live link on every solo ride — they never need the app.

  3. 3

    Get your crew on here

    Share your link, they're your buddies automatically. Or ride with the strangers — they're us.

No ads. No tracking. No data sales.The privacy label is boring on purpose.
Tracks are private by default.You choose what your crew sees.
SOS never dials for you.911 is always your call — we just make it one tap.
Weekly DNR sync.Closures and reroutes land on your map automatically.

Season's on.
Don't ride it alone.

Free on iPhone and Android. Michigan first — that's home. Pick your phone, drop your email, and we'll send your beta invite.

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