A rider in profile on a green sports bike, with the sun setting over the sea behind

The app for motorcyclists

The biker wave, turned into an app

Profiles, routes, groups, meet-ups and a bike marketplace. Free on iPhone and Android.

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Inside the app

What is inside the app

  1. Riding style, solo or group, your bike and the town you ride from. One look tells people whether you would get on.

  2. Photos, reels and rides written up by the people who did them. Like, comment, and follow whoever gives you ideas for Sunday.

  3. Every route carries its stops, distance, time and difficulty. Save it, rate it, then tap Start and the sat nav takes over.

  4. By town, by make, by riding style. Join with a tap and get a ping when someone proposes a ride-out.

  5. Clubs, workshops, serial travellers. Follow them and their routes and meet-ups turn up in your feed.

Profile screen in the app: a rider leaning into a corner, Touring style, tagged Biker and SoloFeed screen in the app: three reels at the top and a post about a ride, with a photo of a castleRoute screen in the app: Circeo National Park, 8 stops, 218.7 km, 4 hours 7 minutes, rated easyGroup screen in the app: Bikers Milano, 42 members, with a message proposing a Sunday rideA followed profile in the app, with posts, followers and following counts and the Follow button

Touring, rides solo, 24. You know before the first message.

A ride through the Arda valley, told by someone who was there.

8 stops, 218.7 km, 4 hours 7 minutes. Difficulty: easy.

Bikers Milano, 42 members. Sunday they head for the Bergamo valleys.

One tap on Follow and you stop missing meet-ups.

A green sports bike parked on gravel at sunset; behind it, the rider stands looking at his phone

The film

One ride, start to finish

Scroll. The film moves with you.

01Profile

Before the road comes who you are on it

Your bike, how you ride, where you ride from. Enough for others to know who they are setting off with.

A green sports bike parked on gravel at sunset, with the rider standing behind it

02Sign in

Thirty seconds and you are in

Sign in with Apple, Google or Facebook. No forms to fill in with your gloves still in your hand.

The rider holds up his phone showing the Bikerverse sign-in screen and its red button

03Routes

Somebody has already ridden that road

And left the stops, the distance, the time and the difficulty. You open it and start the sat nav.

The camera flies low over a valley at sunset, towards a mountain road

04Map

There is always someone a few miles away

Share your position while you ride and see who is out in your area. Switch it off whenever you like.

A mountain road at sunset, with a group of riders a little way ahead

05Groups

Finding company is no longer down to luck

Groups by make, by town, by riding style. Public or private, with a ping when a ride-out is planned.

Two riders take a mountain bend; ahead, a viewpoint with more bikes parked up

06Meet-ups

The wave does not end at the junction

Ride-outs, trips and rallies get organised here. You meet before, and find each other again after.

A group of riders stopped at a viewpoint at sunset; one raises two fingers in greeting
A motorcycle parked on a ridge at sunset, under burning clouds and a line of mountains

You set off alone.
You come back as a group

Riders look for two things: a road, and someone to ride it with. Until now those lived in ten different places.

Our story

Three things you do with the app

Find the road, find the group, find the bike

The line beside you draws itself as you scroll. In the app it is a real route, with its stops.

A gravel road of hairpin bends seen from above, on a slope of pale rock

Routes written by the people who rode them

Search by distance, by time or by area. Every route has ratings and comments, and you record your own by GPS as you ride.

Go to routes
Two riders and three bikes against the light, parked up as the sun drops behind the mountains

Groups, ride-outs and rallies

Start a public or private group and invite by make, model or category. Ride-outs get planned there, and everyone gets the ping.

Go to groups and events
A rider with his helmet in his hand beside a black and orange sports bike, in a garage

A marketplace with nothing but bikes

Sell yours or look for one, along with helmets and accessories. The buyer sees the seller's profile, and the other way round.

Go to the marketplace
Two riders in leather jackets stop to talk, with the sun low behind the mountains
Three bikes in a line on a dusty track, against the light
Two riders side by side bump fists at sunset, headlights on
A bending mountain road with a single motorcycle, under a peak lit by the low sun
A rider sits on his bike looking out over the landscape at sunset
A rider sits on her bike on a mountain bend, against the light
Four friends seen from behind, helmets in hand, in the haze

Built by riders, for riders

Bikerverse is an Italian startup. A dedicated team builds the app, and the ideas come from the people who use it every weekend.

That is why it has a garage for your bikes, riding companions, chat and two-wheel news. They are the things we were missing ourselves.

Three bikes parked up against the light, two riders in the saddle and the sun behind the mountains

The meet before the off

For brands and clubs

And then the rest

Five more things. They all live in the same app, with no other accounts to open.

Three bikes against the light on a ridge at dusk, beside a pointed rock

The next ride starts here

Bikerverse is free on iPhone and Android. Signing up takes thirty seconds, with Apple, Google or Facebook if you like.

Premium adds offline maps, unlimited routes and your group's position in real time.

Free. Premium from €4.99 a month

Premium is switched on and cancelled inside the app, from your profile.

The app's welcome screen, with the Sign in and Register buttons