Trip planner · India
The road holds up.The signal doesn't.
Rahi plans a motorcycle trip the way a rider actually thinks about one — range before the next pump, weather before the ghat, and a shared map so nobody gets left at a junction.
Free on Google Play and the App Store. No ads, no analytics, no trackers.
Every ride is a line
through somewhere
Rahi draws yours before you turn a wheel — where the fuel runs out, where the rain starts, and who else is on it.
The tank runs dry
where Rahi said
Fuel stops placed from your bike's real mileage, not the brochure figure.
Rain, at the kilometre
it reaches you
Weather read along the route — not over the city you left this morning.
Nobody drops
off the map
Everyone on the ride, ahead and behind, on one screen until the ride ends.
What it does
Six things that decide
how the day goes
Where the tank actually runs out
Rahi learns your bike's real mileage from the refuels you log — not the brochure figure, which is optimistic by about ten percent, and that gap is exactly what strands people.
Stops worth stopping at
Temples, forts, viewpoints and dhabas along the road you're already taking, with the detour cost shown honestly so a good stop is a decision.
Rain before the ghat
Told to you at the point on the route where it will reach you. Rain at 40 km in is a different ride from rain at 140 km in.
One code, one map
Everyone on the ride sees who's ahead and who's behind. Sharing stops the moment the ride ends — not a day later, not never.
RC, insurance, PUC
To hand at a check post, with state permits for the borders your route crosses and expiry dates that warn you before the officer does.
A speedometer that reads true
Big digits on a screen of their own, measured against the ground — for a bike whose own cluster is broken, optimistic, or in miles.
Where it gets interesting
Talk to your riders
with no network at all
Not "works offline" meaning cached tiles. Meaning no bars, no mobile data, no Wi-Fi, no pairing — and the rider two turns ahead still hears you. Phones pass voice directly between themselves, and riders in between relay it further down the line.
How a ride goes
Four stops between
an idea and the road
Tell it where
A destination and your bike. Everything else only sharpens the plan — Rahi already knows your tank and what you really get from it.
See the whole day
Fuel stops placed where the tank actually runs dry, rain at the point on the route it will reach you, and the places worth the detour.
Bring the others
Share one link. Everyone lands on the same map, routed to the same place from wherever they happen to be starting.
Ride it
Turn by turn, out loud, on maps saved to the phone — and voice between you when the towers give up entirely.
A promise
What Rahi doesn't do
A trip planner sees where you go. That is a reason to be careful with it, not a business model.
- ✗No ads. Nowhere in the app.
- ✗No analytics or tracking SDKs. There isn't one in the build.
- ✗No background location. The permission is blocked in the manifest — Rahi cannot see where you are with the app closed.
- ✗No selling your data. Not to advertisers, not to anyone.
- ✓Live location ends with the ride. Shared with your team while it runs, deleted when it stops.
- ✓Voice is never recorded. It goes phone to phone and is gone.
- ✓Your trips are yours. Delete your account and they go with it.
- ✓Works without a connection once your maps are saved.
Your next ride is the one worth planning
Launching on Google Play and the App Store. Leave an address and we'll tell you the day it's live.