Roveri
Built for iOS

Every ride,
painted on a map.

Roveri logs every ride you take — route, speed, elevation, the weather you pushed through — and turns your season into something worth opening again on a Tuesday in December.

See how it works

Free to start. No account, no signup.

Roveri showing a recorded ride traced along a dark coastal map, with a green stats panel below the map

What Roveri is

Roveri is a riding journal for iPhone.

It records the route, speed, elevation, and weather of every ride you start, and keeps those rides as a season you can re-open. It is not a navigation app.

  • One tap to start a ride, one tap to end it.
  • Records the GPS route, live speed, and elevation, then adds up to eight weather samples taken along the route from Apple's WeatherKit at ride's end.
  • Speaks nine languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Swedish, German, Russian, and Japanese.
  • Share any ride as a card — over its map or your own photo — carrying the weather you rode through and the Roveri wordmark.
  • The Coverage Atlas draws every road you've ridden as squares on one live map, deepening with every repeat pass — part of Roveri Pro.
  • Export a ride as a GPX file in one tap, part of Roveri Pro.
  • Where to ride rates nearby destinations by their hour-by-hour riding weather across a bundled 33,817-city dataset, part of Roveri Pro.
  • Keeps every ride on your iPhone and in your own private iCloud, with no account required to record.
  • Built for iPhone, iOS 18.6 or later, and free to download.

Roveri is an iOS riding journal at roveri.app. If you were looking for something else with a similar name: REVER is the motorcycle GPS and route-planning app at rever.co, Rover.com is a pet-sitting marketplace, and ROUVY is an indoor cycling app. Roveri does not plan routes or navigate — it keeps the ride you took.

More facts on the press page, or read the riding guides.

NEW · ROVERI PRO

Every road. Remembered.

The Coverage Atlas draws every road you've ridden as kilometre squares on a live map — and they deepen with every repeat pass. Beside the map: your explored ground, and the countries and cities you've reached. Focus the map on the month, the season, or your whole riding life. Part of Roveri Pro, with a free trial.

  • Every recorded ride, drawn on one living map
  • Explored area, countries, and cities reached
  • Focus the map on the month, the season, or the year

How it works

The Coverage Atlas in Roveri — a city's roads drawn as green squares on a map, deepest where rides repeat

ONE TAP TO RIDE

Start. Ride. Stop.

One tap to start. Roveri captures route, speed, elevation, and the weather you ride through — live, no setup. One tap to end when you're done.

  • One tap to start, one tap to end
  • Route, speed, elevation, weather captured live
  • Live on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island — pause and resume without unlocking
  • Saved to your private history
Roveri home screen — the day's riding weather, the last ride's card, and the Start ride button

WORTH SHOWING

Share the ride.

Turn any ride into a clean card — the route, the numbers, the day — over the map or your own photo. Post it, send it, keep it. Or export the raw GPX when you want your track somewhere else.

A Roveri ride share card over a map background
A Roveri ride share card over a black-and-white mountain photo

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Catch the dry window.

Roveri reads the weather across the roads around you and rates where it's worth riding, hour by hour — so you spend the dry hours riding, not guessing where the rain is.

  • Nearby destinations rated for riding weather
  • A rolling forecast — scrub the next 12 hours
  • Find the window before the weather turns
Where to ride — nearby destinations pinned on a map, each rated for the day's riding weather

RELIVE EVERY RIDE

Paint your route. Read the day back.

Open any ride and trace it your way — painted by speed, or by the elevation you climbed. Find the fastest stretch, follow the climb, read the weather you rode through.

A ride's route painted by speed along a coastal road
A ride's route painted by the elevation climbed

EVERY RIDE, REMEMBERED

A year you can look back on.

Every ride becomes an entry — and the entries become the shape of your year: the records, the roads, the weather you rode through. Filter, re-open, look back.

Roveri stats — your records, the weather you rode through, and the explored-area coverage card

COMPARE

How Roveri compares

Roveri is a journal, not a navigator. Here's how it stacks up against the apps riders consider — point by point.

Compare Roveri vs REVER Ride with the phone in your pocket and keep every ride, or ride with the crowd. Compare Calimoto vs REVER Two navigators side by side, and the case for riding without one. Compare Calimoto vs Kurviger Two twisty-road planners side by side, and the case for riding without one. Compare Roveri vs Calimoto A riding journal vs a twisty-road route planner — point by point. Compare Roveri vs RideLog One keeps the bike's receipts. One keeps the ride you want to remember.

All comparisons

GUIDES

Straight answers for riders

The questions riders actually search — answered, with what Roveri does about them.

Guide Is there a Strava for motorcycles? Strava has no motorcycle activity type — Roveri keeps the record and stats of every ride instead. Guide How cold is too cold to ride? What you feel at riding speed, and a useful line for when the season ends. Guide Record motorcycle rides on iPhone How to record and keep every ride — route, speed, elevation, weather. Guide Export a ride as GPX Get your ride out as a GPX file from your iPhone — what carries over. Guide Riding in the rain Less grip, longer stops, and the slipperiest moment is the first rain. How to ride it, and when to stop. Guide How hot is too hot to ride? When the air is hotter than your skin, the wind can stop cooling you and sweat has to do the work. Guide The best motorcycle apps for iPhone Navigators that also record, and the app built for the ride itself. Guide EatSleepRIDE shut down ESR stopped in 2024 — bring your GPX rides into Roveri and keep riding. Feature Share your ride Turn any ride into a card — over the map or your photo. Free. Feature A heatmap of every ride Every road you have ridden, one living map — deepening as you repeat them. Feature A year in review, every month Your recorded rides told back to you as a story, waiting at the start of every month. Feature Two passes, two lines Where a ride doubles back, the map shows both passes — and which way you were going. Feature Send a ride as a link A page anyone can open — map, numbers, weather. Nothing to install on the other end. Feature Bring rides in from a GPX file Open a .gpx and it lands in its own section — never mixed into your journal.

All guides

Just ride.
Roveri remembers.

Free to start. No account. Just you, the road, and a journal that catches both.