Vehicle-aware routes
Scooter, moped, and motorcycle profiles, each with rules that match the law and the limits of the bike.
Navigation for scooters, mopeds & motorcycles
The first navigation app built around the way you actually ride, not the way a car would. Smart routes that skip highways, tuned for 15–31 mph, and a display so clean you can read it at a glance.
Most navigation apps were trained on cars. They'll happily route you onto a highway your moped can't legally use, or down a high-speed trunk road where you have no business being. Urban Rider's scooter and moped profiles exclude those roads by default, and prefer well-paved, lower-speed alternatives wherever the map allows it.
For motorcycles, you stay in control. Allow highways, prefer scenic backroads, or build a profile somewhere in between. The route adapts to the rider, not the other way around.
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A handlebar mount is not a desk. When you're moving, you need one number, one arrow, one street name, not an avalanche of widgets. Minimal Mode strips the interface down to exactly what a rider needs at 25 km/h, and nothing else.
Toggle it on, glance at it, look back at the road. That's the whole interaction. Eyes stay where they belong.
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A 25 km/h electric snorfiets in Amsterdam, a 50cc Vespa in Rome, a 125cc commuter in Berlin, a touring motorcycle on a Sunday: these aren't the same ride. Urban Rider lets you tune speed warnings, allowed road types, map style, voice cues, day and night themes, and routing preferences down to the kind of detail most apps don't even acknowledge.
Set it once. Save the profile. Forget about it. The right route is now your default.
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Riding electric? Urban Rider surfaces charging stations along your route, with output, network and walking distance, so you never have to gamble on range.
Wearing an Apple Watch? Your next turn lives on your wrist. The phone stays mounted, your eyes stay on the road.
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Urban Rider was built by a rider in Berlin who got tired of being routed onto roads where his moped wasn't allowed. Every feature is here for a reason.
Scooter, moped, and motorcycle profiles, each with rules that match the law and the limits of the bike.
Time predictions modeled on real two-wheel speeds, not the average car driving the same path.
Concise, well-timed instructions, never a wall of words at a junction. Adjust the language, voice, and verbosity.
No account required. Route history stays on your device. We don't sell your data, full stop.
Dense city centers, suburbs, coastal roads. Urban Rider keeps the same calm logic on every kind of street.
Shipped by one rider who reads every email at support@urbanrider.app. Your feedback ends up in the app.
"Two wheels deserve better navigation."
Urban Rider started as a personal frustration in Berlin. It became a tool I now share with riders who move through cities the same way I do.
Roel van Roozendaal, founder
Urban Rider is a navigation app built specifically for two-wheel vehicles, scooters, mopeds and motorcycles. Routes respect what your vehicle is actually allowed to ride: highways and major trunk roads are excluded by default for scooter and moped profiles, tunnels too where appropriate. Speeds are modeled on the 15–31 mph (25–50 km/h) range that covers most urban two-wheelers in Europe and many e-scooter/moped categories elsewhere.
Because in most countries, your moped legally can't be there. The default profiles for scooter and moped exclude restricted-class roads so you don't get pushed onto something dangerous or illegal. For motorcycles, the defaults are different, and you can change all of it in Settings.
Yes. Urban Rider is free to download on the Apple App Store. No account is required, and we don't sell your data. Read the privacy policy for the full detail.
Yes. Pick the motorcycle profile and the app will let highways and faster roads back in, and you can fine-tune from there. Riders use Urban Rider on everything from 50cc Vespas to 1200cc tourers.
The Android version is now in open beta. You can join the test program at play.google.com/apps/testing/app.nav.urbanrider. Big updates also land on the Articles page and on Instagram, YouTube and X.
An internet connection is needed for real-time traffic and route calculation. We're working on more resilient offline behavior for tunnels and dead zones.
From the app's feedback section, or directly at support@urbanrider.app. Every email reaches the person who builds the app.