Outrider is the meetup app for motorcyclists. See who's riding near you, drop a meeting point, and ride together — without ever sharing your exact location.
Most of us ride solo — not always by choice. Outrider puts nearby riders on a map, so a quiet Sunday run can turn into a café meet, a group blast, or just a brew with someone who gets it.
Set up a quick profile — your bike, your patch — and the map shows riders in your area. Filter by distance to find who's within range for a meet.
Search for a café or drag the pin anywhere: "Super Sausage, Saturday 10am, on until midday." It appears instantly for riders nearby, and you're notified the moment someone joins.
Message riders directly to sort the details, join meets other riders have posted, and get a notification when plans change. Then go ride.
Meets appear on the map the second they're posted and clear away when they're over. No stale listings.
Chat one-to-one in real time. Sort where you're meeting, what time, and who's bringing the flapjack.
You appear as a rough area — the town you type in — never a live dot. Sharing live location is strictly opt-in.
Outrider is a web app. Open the link, add it to your home screen, and it works like any other app — no store, no updates to chase.
A rider joins your meet, a message lands, plans change — you'll know, even with the app closed.
Dial the radius in or out — from your local patch to a couple of hundred miles for a proper ride-out.
Other riders see the area you choose to show — accurate to about a kilometre, never your street, never your garage. You decide when to meet and where, and that's the only place anyone sees you.
Open Outrider in your phone's browser and add it to your home screen.
Open Outrider