Looking for a motorcycle trip tracker that feels effortless? This page explains how Rydful helps you track rides automatically and keep a reliable ride log.
Why riders switch to an automatic ride tracker
Many ride tracking apps require you to remember to press “Start” and “Stop”. That works… until it doesn’t. You forget one ride, your statistics become unreliable, and your ride history becomes a patchwork of missing data.
Rydful is built for people who want a motorcycle ride log they can trust. Instead of turning ride tracking into a habit you have to maintain, it aims to make tracking the default.
What you get with Rydful ride tracking
Automatic start/stop detection
Pair your bike via Bluetooth (or use an optional BLE beacon) and let Rydful detect when you start riding.
- Hands-off tracking for daily rides
- Better data consistency over time
- Less friction than manual trackers
Background GPS route recording
Capture your route without keeping the app open, then review distance, duration, and route details later.
- Ride history you can browse
- Useful for trips and commutes
- Designed to be battery-aware
Speed insights & heatmaps
Turn raw location points into ride stats that are easy to understand at a glance.
- Ride-level statistics
- Visual route understanding
- Consistent tracking across rides
How automatic tracking works (simple setup)
Add your motorcycle
Create a vehicle profile with your current odometer reading.
Connect Bluetooth (optional)
Pair your bike or use a BLE beacon if your bike doesn't have Bluetooth.
Ride as usual
Rydful records rides in the background and stores them in your ride history.
What to do after you've tracked a ride
Automatic tracking is most useful when it connects to the rest of your ownership data. With Rydful you can build a complete logbook:
FAQ: motorcycle ride tracker app
Start tracking rides automatically
Download Rydful and build a complete ride logbook with rides, fuel-ups, and maintenance—organized in one place.
Get it on Google Play