Short answer: most motorcycle apps are free to download. Revamigo is free for finding riders and sharing Moto Spots, Kurviger has a free web route planner and Scenic supports CarPlay and Android Auto for free. Offline maps and voice navigation usually need a paid plan.
Free usually means a limited version. Here is what you can do for free by goal. We make Revamigo ourselves, so check the maker pages for current terms.
Free by goal
- Find riders to ride with: Revamigo is free, with a daily swipe limit. Plus is optional.
- Record and share rides: Cardo Ride (formerly Riser) and REVER have free versions with an optional Pro subscription.
- Plan routes: Kurviger planning is free, Calimoto planning is free and navigation is in Premium.
- Navigate with CarPlay or Android Auto: Scenic.
- Everyday traffic: Waze and Google Maps.
For a full comparison see the best motorcycle apps overview. Prices and features change, so always check the App Store or Google Play.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best free motorcycle app?
It depends on the job. Revamigo is free for finding riders and sharing Moto Spots. Kurviger has a free web route planner and Scenic supports CarPlay and Android Auto in its free version.
Is Revamigo free?
Yes. The app is free to download and use, with a daily limit on swipes. Revamigo Plus is an optional subscription.
Are free motorcycle apps enough?
For most riders, yes. Offline maps and voice navigation are usually paid, so check what you need before you subscribe.
Related guides: find a motorcycle riding buddy, how to find motorcycle riders, plan a group ride and riding solo vs in a group. Download Revamigo for iOS or Android.
