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Watch & learn

See it.
Then ride it.

Short demonstrations, useful controls and clear steps. Choose a guide, pause when you need to, and set up while stopped.

App demos use sample rides. Each guide includes written steps and a short note about the footage. Maps © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Visual field guide

Record your first ride

  1. Add a vehicle name and type in Garage. You can fill in optional specifications later.
  2. While stopped, select your vehicle, check location readiness and start recording.
  3. Use the dashboard for speed, distance and time. Expand the live map, browse the route or return to Follow.
  4. When you finish, save your recording to review it in your personal ride library.
About this demonstration

Actual app recording with a prepared demo ride. Positions and statistics are demonstration data, not an outdoor performance test.

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Visual field guide

Keep the group in view

  1. Set up your Tailscale account and connection before riding. The free Personal plan is available for eligible personal use; check the current plan limits.
  2. Host a group or request to join one. Sharing begins after admission by the host.
  3. Use the shared map to see rider positions, the route and rally points. Check position freshness before relying on the map.
  4. Join or leave a group while your personal recording continues. Leaving a group and saving a recording are separate choices.
  5. For rally arrival, Group SOS and Finish options, use the guides below and the group ride FAQ.
About this demonstration

Actual app group map with simulated riders and a prepared route. This demonstrates the map presentation, not real-world networking or alert delivery.

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Visual field guide

Start simple in Garage

  1. For a quick start, add a name and vehicle type. You do not need every specification to record a ride.
  2. For a head start, find your exact model and variant among the vehicle profiles in Community and download its JSON.
  3. In Garage, choose Import vehicle from JSON. Review the preview before adding the vehicle.
  4. Keep unknown values blank. Basic is the starting view; Advanced provides optional specifications for riders who want more detail.
About this demonstration

Illustrated sequence using actual 0.14.1 app screens and sample data. It shows Garage views rather than a continuous import recording; written steps describe the current import workflow.

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Visual field guide

Bring the route back to life

  1. Open a saved ride and its replay tools.
  2. Choose the section you want, review the presentation and set the video length.
  3. Create the video and wait for rendering to finish. This example shows the exported result.
  4. Review locations, endpoints and any personal details before saving or sharing. Create a fresh export after changing a replay.
About this demonstration

Video generated by the app replay renderer from a prepared demo route with a street basemap. Demonstration data; not a recording of a real rider.

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Visual field guide

Choose the best part of the ride

  1. Open a saved ride’s replay editor. Under Replay range, choose Trim ride, or Adjust if a range is already selected.
  2. Drag the start and finish handles and review the route preview. Choose Apply range; the video’s route and statistics describe that section.
  3. Review Smooth Stops to shorten incidental waiting while keeping included stops and photos. It starts on for new edits; existing saved edits retain their earlier pacing.
  4. Choose Reset to full ride, then Apply range to restore the whole route. Your original recording and moments outside the selected range are kept.
  5. Preview and export a fresh video. Trimming a replay does not remove locations from the saved ride, other exports or backups.
About this demonstration

Illustrated sequence using actual 0.16 app screens and demo data. It shows the editing controls, not a before-and-after pacing comparison.

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Visual field guide

Tell the ride’s story

  1. Give the replay video its own title.
  2. Review suggested stops, edit their names or add a stop. Suggestions need your judgment; a GPS gap is not a visit.
  3. Choose up to 12 photos, add captions and place them along the route or at a stop. Review any suggested placement.
  4. Choose the replay’s start and finish, review Smooth Stops, then preview the story.
  5. Create a fresh video to apply your edits. Check names, photos and locations before sharing.
About this demonstration

Illustrated sequence using actual 0.15 app screens and demo data, including a placeholder photo. Current written steps include the newer replay range and pacing controls.

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Visual field guide

Meet up. Finish on your terms.

  1. Expand the live map while keeping ride statistics in view. Full map is also available in the group toolbar; return to Follow after browsing.
  2. Open Rally to check the arrival roster. Recent, accurate slow positions can mark arrival; use I’m here or Undo my arrival when needed.
  3. In Finish, choose whether to save the recording and leave or end the group. Hosts must explicitly choose to end the group for everyone.
  4. Review the completion result. Saving alone keeps group sharing active. Leaving the group can also be done while your personal recording continues.
About this demonstration

Illustrated sequence using actual 0.15 app screens and demo data. Current written steps include Full map in the group toolbar. This is a control walkthrough, not an outdoor tracking test.

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Before you ride

Understand your alerts.

Group SOS is a deliberate alert to admitted riders. Optional experimental crash detection can attempt an emergency-contact SMS after an alarm countdown. They have different setup and delivery requirements.