MotoPin is a safety and social app for motorcyclists. Start a
ride and the people you choose can follow your live location and get a
notification the moment you arrive safely — or if something goes wrong.
We're opening it up to a small group of riders before launch, and we'd love
your help finding the rough edges.
MotoPin runs on iPhone only for now.
Open this page on your iPhone. If you
don't have TestFlight yet, the link will walk you through installing it first
(or grab it from
the App Store), then tap the button again.
What MotoPin does
Ride solo, or form a Pack to see each other on the map in real time.
Every ride is saved to your journal with stats like distance and curves
counted, and you can share a recap card or a video overlay of your route.
Free covers the safety essentials: a manual SOS button and live
ride-watching for anyone who has the app. MotoPin Plus adds
automatic crash detection, text alerts, more watchers, and premium map pins.
What to test
You don't need to actually ride — moving
around outside, or opening a past trip, exercises most of the app.
Onboarding, then claim a @username
Adding people — by @username, from your contacts, or a shared profile
link — and having them watch your ride
Starting a ride: live tracking, navigation, and the
"arrived safely" notification
Watching another tester's ride live from the Map tab
Pack rides: create one, invite a friend, join, and see each other on
the map
The SOS button, and (on Plus) crash detection
The post-ride share card and the ride-video overlay
Your ride journal in My Trips
Known limitations — not bugs
Text/SMS alerts to people who don't have the app aren't
switched on yet. For now, anyone you want to alert should
install MotoPin — push notifications work for everyone with the app.
The social features (watching, packs, friend requests) need at least
two testers who both have the app — grab a riding buddy.
The map is always dark by design.
Reporting issues
Take a screenshot — TestFlight will offer to send it to us with your
notes — or shake your phone inside the app. Tell us what you did and what
you expected. Feedback on anything that felt confusing or slow is just as
useful as bug reports.
