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Roveri

Roveri is an iPhone riding journal that records motorcycle rides, including route, speed, elevation, and weather. It helps riders keep a private ride history, review trips later, share summaries, and export GPX when needed.

Roveri

iPhone riding journal for logging and revisiting motorcycle rides

Roveri is an iPhone riding journal that records motorcycle rides and keeps them organized as a private season of trips. It captures the route, speed, elevation, and weather for each ride, then lets you reopen, share, and review the ride later.

The app is built for riders who want a record of what they actually rode, not a navigation tool. It works with one tap to start and stop, keeps rides on the iPhone and in private iCloud, and is free to start with no account required. Roveri Pro adds the Coverage Atlas, GPX export, and nearby-destination weather discovery.

What Roveri does

One-tap ride recording

Start and end a ride manually with one tap. While the ride runs, Roveri records the GPS route, live speed, and elevation without extra setup.

Route weather capture

When a ride ends, Roveri adds up to eight weather samples from Apple WeatherKit along the route so the ride includes the conditions you rode through.

Ride replay views

Open a finished ride and view it painted by speed or by elevation climbed and descended. The ride detail keeps the route, distance, moving time, top speed, total climb, and weather together.

Sharing and GPX export

Turn a ride into a clean share card over its map or your own photo, or export the raw track as GPX when you want the data elsewhere.

Coverage Atlas map

The Coverage Atlas draws every road you have ridden as kilometre squares on a live map, deepening as you repeat routes. It also shows explored area, countries, cities, and trip history by month, season, year, or all time.

Nearby riding-weather discovery

Where to ride rates nearby destinations by hour-by-hour riding weather using a bundled 33,817-city dataset, helping riders choose a place to go before the forecast turns.

Common ways riders use Roveri

  • Record a motorcycle ride on iPhone

    Start a ride before setting off, then end it when you arrive. Roveri saves the route, speed, elevation, and weather without requiring account setup or manual log entry.

  • Revisit the ride later

    Open a finished ride and review the path by speed or elevation to see where you were fastest, where the climb changed, and what weather you rode through.

  • Share a ride visually

    Share a ride as a card over the map or a personal photo when you want a clean summary for messaging or posting.

  • Move a ride into GPX workflow

    Export a track as GPX when you need the raw route file for another app or for storage outside Roveri.

  • Choose where to ride next

    Check nearby destinations in Where to ride when you want to find a route based on forecasted riding weather instead of guessing from a general weather app.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Records rides with one tap and no account required.
  • Captures route, speed, elevation, and weather for each ride.
  • Keeps rides on the device and in private iCloud.
  • Offers a shareable ride card and GPX export.
  • Includes a map-based coverage view that shows where you have ridden over time.

Cons

  • It is not a navigation or route-planning app.
  • Several advanced features, including the Coverage Atlas and GPX export, are part of Roveri Pro.
  • The source does not provide detailed pricing on the pricing page because that page returns a 404.

FAQ

How do you record a motorcycle ride on Roveri?

Roveri records a ride with one tap on iPhone, then saves the route, speed, elevation, and weather for that ride. The app keeps your rides on your device and in your private iCloud, with no account required to record.

Does Roveri plan routes or provide navigation?

No. Roveri is described as a riding journal, not a navigation app. It keeps the ride you took rather than planning or guiding a route.

Is Roveri free to use?

Recording rides and your full history are free. Roveri Pro is optional and adds the Coverage Atlas, GPX export, and Where to ride.

Can I export a ride as GPX?

Yes. Roveri can export a ride as a GPX file in one tap, and that export is described as part of Roveri Pro.

What devices and iOS versions does Roveri support?

Roveri is built for iPhone and requires iOS 18.6 or later. The app says it is free to download and works without creating an account.

Quick Facts

Category
Riding journal
Platform
iPhone / iOS 18.6 or later
Primary use
Recording and reviewing motorcycle rides
Pricing shape
Free to start; Roveri Pro is optional
Core outputs
Ride history, share cards, GPX export, Coverage Atlas
Website
roveri.app