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

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.
Share any ride as a card — over its map or your own photo — carrying the weather you rode through and the Roveri wordmark.
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.

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

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
Saved to your private history

Roveri home screen — weather, today's best ride, the last-ride card, and the Start ride button

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 — a map of nearby destinations, each pin rated for today's riding weather with its temperature

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 the California coast

A ride painted by elevation climbing through an alpine pass

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.