Beta · coming to Google Play
Turn your phone into a motorcycle data logger.
Mount it on the bike, tap Start, ride. RTrack records GPS once a second plus the accelerometer and gyroscope at up to 200 Hz, and turns that into the numbers riders actually care about. Your rides stay on your phone.
Not in the store yet. RTrack is in beta testing and will be available on Google Play for Android.
What it records
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Lean angle
Signed left/right lean chart and peaks, estimated from the phone's motion sensors.
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Corners, braking, acceleration
Markers for hard acceleration, hard braking and fast corners, with a 0–10 corner intensity score so a long sweeper can beat a brief flick.
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Terrain and grade
Terrain-corrected altitude, a grade-coloured profile, total climb and descent, and the steepest climb of the ride.
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Every ride, analysed
Best 0–60 and 0–100, fastest 5 km and 10 km, smoothness score, g-force distribution, weather during the ride, fuel and cost estimate, track-day lap timing.
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Stats
Lifetime totals, personal records, achievements, weekly riding streaks and a heatmap of everywhere you've ridden.
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Share and export
Share a ride as an image or an MP4 route flyover. Privacy options trim the start and end of the route and hide the date, so you don't reveal where you live. Export JSON, GPX, CSV or ZIP.
Private by design
- Rides are stored only on your phone. No account is needed to use the app.
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking SDKs, no crash reporting. RTrack is free.
- Optional sync is end-to-end encrypted: rides are encrypted on the phone before upload, and the server stores them but cannot read them. Restore everything on a new phone with your recovery kit.
- Maps, terrain and weather come from public services (OpenFreeMap, Mapterhorn, Open-Meteo), which see the map area or the ride's approximate area, never your recordings.
Read the full privacy policy. Have a sync account you want gone? See how to delete your account and data.
Ride safe
RTrack is a recording and analysis tool. Keep your eyes on the road: don't interact with the phone while riding, and mount it securely.