RiderNet, developed by Edgar Grigoryan, is a social networking app for the motorcycling community that connects riders and helps organise group outings. The app provides real-time coordination, ride tracking, and in-app messaging so groups stay aligned during active rides and solo journeys. It includes event discovery, route sharing, and private group tools for planning meetups and scenic tours. Designed for casual weekend riders through touring clubs, RiderNet aims to improve safety and local community coordination on iPhone devices.

What is RiderNet used for?

RiderNet centres on ride-centred communication and trip logging: it offers real-time location sharing with friends and group members during active rides, and ride tracking that records routes, distance, and duration. The app supports solo ride recording as well as shared outings, so a rider can keep personal route statistics while also joining group tours and discovering routes other members have shared.

How private are your rides and location data?

Privacy is framed around group safety: the app offers location sharing scoped to specific friends or group members, which is designed for keeping track of participants during a tour. Social features and real-time sharing require an active internet connection, while some tracking relies on device GPS. The app’s model focuses on controlled sharing inside groups rather than open broadcasting to strangers.

How do group coordination and event planning perform?

Organising rides uses explicit group and event tools: the app supports group creation and management, private groups for clubs, in-app messaging and group chats, plus event planning and discovery. Key collaboration elements include:

• private group invites and member management
• event listing and meetup coordination
• route discovery and route-sharing between members

Does RiderNet work across devices and fit local clubs?

The app is available on iPhone and requires iOS 11.0 or later, so club adoption depends on members using compatible devices. RiderNet is an independent project by Edgar Grigoryan and is reported to be well received within its niche community, which suggests a good fit for groups whose members primarily use iPhone. Mixed-device groups should consider platform availability when evaluating the tool.

Who should choose RiderNet and when

RiderNet is a practical option for motorcyclists and local riding clubs that need focused, ride-centred coordination and community route sharing. One consideration is device scope, since the app is distributed for iPhone only and requires mobile connectivity for social features. In summary, the app suits riders who prioritise group safety, in-ride awareness, and shared route discovery within an iPhone-based community.