Team rides
Nobody gets left at a junction
One code puts everyone on the same map. You can see who's ahead, who's dropped back, and who stopped for chai without telling anybody.
How it works
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KM1
One rider creates it
They set the destination, and everyone is routed there from wherever they happen to be starting.
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KM2
They share the link
Tapping it opens Rahi on the join screen with the code already filled in — no reading a code off someone's screen at a fuel stop.
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KM3
Everyone rides
Live positions on one map, voice between you, and the stops shared across the whole group.
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KM4
The ride ends
And sharing stops with it. Not a day later, not never.
The part most group-ride features get wrong
Location sharing between friends usually means permanent location sharing between friends. That is a different product, and a worse one.
Only during the ride
Your position is shared while the ride is running and deleted when it ends. There's no history for anyone to scroll back through.
Only with that team
Only riders actually on the ride can see it. Leave, or get removed, and access goes with you immediately.
Only your position
Other riders see where you are on the map and the name you chose. Not your email, not your phone number, not your other trips.
Talking, while riding
Push-to-talk, because gloves. Hold the button, speak, let go — and it comes through whatever you already wear in the helmet.
It keeps working when the network doesn't, which on a good ride is most of the interesting part. The phones pass voice between themselves and relay it through riders in between.
Common questions
How many riders can join one ride?
Between 2 and 25 on the map. Voice runs between up to 6 at once — beyond that the phones spend more effort on connections than on audio.
What if someone joins late?
They can join any time while the ride is running, using the same link or code. They're routed to the destination from wherever they actually are.
Does the leader have to stay in front?
No. There's no lead rider in any technical sense — everyone sees everyone. The person who created the ride simply controls when it ends.
What happens if I lose signal?
Your navigation carries on as normal. Your position stops updating for the others until signal returns, and voice falls back to phone-to-phone.
Can someone track me after the ride?
No. Live location is deleted when the ride ends, and Rahi doesn't keep a location history at all.