Ride recording that saves cleanly.
Phone rides, watch-linked rides, trail sessions, and lap sessions should all save in a way riders trust without needing a long explanation.
Off-road ride recording, trail routing, group ride, and review
Record every ride.
Review what mattered.
Ride better next time.
TrackItMX is being built to help riders get to the trail, record a ride they trust, review what happened, keep setup memory, and stay connected with the crew.
Available now through Apple TestFlight for iPhone beta testers. Right now we are focused on reliable recording, cleaner group ride behavior, spectator links, watch-to-phone handoff, and trail routing that makes sense in the real world.
Trail routing
Ride recording
Trail and lap truth
Post-ride review
Group ride visibility
Spectator links
Apple Watch companion
CarPlay beta
Garage memory
Why TrackItMX
Built around trust, not filler.
If the app loses a ride, saves nonsense, or makes the crew map feel fake, nothing else matters. TrackItMX is being shaped around the parts riders notice first: whether the route makes sense, whether the ride saves cleanly, whether the review tells the truth, whether the crew map stays believable, and whether the app remembers useful setup context after the dust settles.
Trail routing that makes sense.
Trail lookup, previews, and route handoff are being tuned around believable access points instead of generic map behavior that makes riders second-guess the trail.
Review that stays grounded.
Saved rides should reopen with the map, stats, and session context you actually need to understand what happened and what to adjust next.
Group ride that stays believable.
Rooms, rider presence, and spectator views are being hardened so the crew map still feels live through lock screens, backgrounding, and weak service.
Garage that remembers the details.
Bike setup, quick presets, clicker memory, and ride context stay tied together so the app remembers more than a line on a map.
Sharing that opens the right view.
Place links, rider invites, spectator invites, and ride shares should all land in the right TrackItMX path without confusion.
What is real now
What riders can actually use in the beta right now.
The current beta is not a vague promise. These are the parts riders can open, test, and judge today.
Route to known trails and trailheads.
Trail lookup, preview, and route handoff are built around getting riders to a believable access point.
Record trail or lap sessions.
TrackItMX is being tested around both normal trail rides and repeated loop sessions without pretending they are the same thing.
Reopen and review what happened.
Saved rides can be reopened with ride stats, route context, map state, and the beginnings of real review instead of a dead file.
Create rooms and watch live rider presence.
Live rooms, rider focus, and crew presence are active parts of the beta and are being hardened under real riding conditions.
Share read-only spectator links.
Friends, family, and the crew can open a shared room in the browser instead of needing the iPhone app.
Keep bike setup memory close to the ride.
Garage is meant to keep rider setup context, OEM baselines, and quick presets close to the ride instead of buried elsewhere.
Current beta focus
What we are testing hardest right now.
We are not trying to prove everything at once. Right now the focus is simple: rides should save right, rooms should stay believable, shared links should open cleanly, and trail routing should feel credible.
Rides need to start, stop, save, and reopen cleanly.
Phone rides, watch-linked rides, trail sessions, and lap sessions all need to feel trustworthy without a story attached.
Rooms need to survive real riding conditions.
That includes lock screens, backgrounding, watch-led riders, weak service, and spectator links that stay read-only when intended.
Trails, previews, and routes need to feel credible fast.
If the selected trail looks wrong, the preview fits poorly, or the route goes to a nonsense access point, the beta has not done its job.
Beta access
Join the beta and help sharpen it.
TrackItMX is in active iPhone beta. If something feels confusing, saves wrong, routes badly, or stops feeling believable in a real ride, that is the feedback we want first.
Ride it, test it, try to break it. Send what happened, the trail or room context, what device you used, whether Watch or CarPlay was involved, and what you expected instead.
What is landing next
More is in motion, but we are keeping the promises honest.
Some pieces are already in code and being hardened. Others stay smaller in public until the core ride loop is stronger. That is deliberate. The goal is a believable rider product, not a giant feature list with excuses.
Watch-linked rides, watch-first capture, optional health context, and watch-led group ride behavior are all being hardened carefully.
CarPlay work is about making the truck-to-trail stretch feel useful, readable, and less annoying.
Ride Buddy posts, responses, simple chat, and host edits exist, but they still need more real-world proof before we act like they are finished.
Public trail boards should feel like a useful rider surface, not a spammy feed, so trust and privacy rules matter here.
Assistant and Mechanic are being hardened around real app context. Broader automated ride analysis stays careful until it clears stronger usefulness and accuracy gates.
Android still matters, but only after the iPhone beta is solid enough to expand without dragging core quality down.
Trust and safety
Your ride data should work for you, not become a spam funnel.
TrackItMX may handle sensitive ride information like location, route traces, telemetry, group ride presence, and optional Watch or health-related signals. The beta should make those choices clear, permission-based, and easy to question.
- Location and telemetry are used to power navigation, recording, review, and group ride features.
- Watch and health-related signals are optional and permission-based.
- Cloud-backed features such as group rooms, sharing, restore, and backup may require network access.
- TrackItMX is not emergency rescue infrastructure. In a real emergency, use local emergency services.
FAQ
Quick answers before you ride.
Is TrackItMX on the App Store yet?
Not yet. TrackItMX is currently available through Apple TestFlight for iPhone beta testers.
What makes TrackItMX different?
TrackItMX is focused on the whole ride loop: get to the trail, record the session, review what happened, remember setup context, and improve next time. Navigation matters, but the long-term product is ride memory and ride review for off-road riders.
Does TrackItMX work without cell service?
Core navigation and recording flows are being built with low-service riding in mind. Cloud-backed features like live group rooms, spectator links, sharing, backup, restore, and some syncing still need network access. Weak-service Group Ride is active beta work, not a promise we are done hardening.
Can someone follow a ride without TrackItMX installed?
Yes. Shared spectator links can open on the web, so a non-iPhone user can still follow room presence and live rider context from a browser when the room is active and connected.
Are coaching and mechanic features fully public yet?
Not yet. Assistant and Mechanic are being hardened carefully, and broader automated ride analysis stays controlled until it clears stronger usefulness, accuracy, and confidence gates.
What does TrackItMX track?
Depending on the features and permissions you use, TrackItMX may handle location, route traces, ride telemetry, timestamps, speed, distance, group ride presence, optional Watch or health-related signals, app reliability analytics, and support messages.
Is TrackItMX for emergencies?
No. TrackItMX is a ride app, not emergency rescue infrastructure. In a real-world emergency, contact local emergency services.
Is Android coming?
Android is planned after the iPhone beta foundation is stable enough to expand well.
Support
Need install help or a human answer?
Use the support page for beta help, recording issues, group ride trouble, spectator bugs, and product questions.
Open SupportPrivacy
Want the plain-language data story?
Read how TrackItMX handles location, ride data, spectator visibility, optional health signals, and requests.
Read PrivacySpectator
Follow a ride from any device.
Shared room links can open on the web with a live map, crew presence, and room context when the ride is active.
Open spectator pageJoin the beta
Ride it. Use it. Tell us what broke.
The current beta is built for off-road riders who want reliable recording, better review, and cleaner crew tools. If something breaks, feels confusing, or simply needs to be better, send it to support@trackitmx.com.