Motogram is where the riding actually happens — plan the ride, split the fuel, keep the group talking, watch your friends move on the map, and hold one button if something goes wrong.
Free. No ads. Switch location sharing off and you vanish from the map.
Create a ride inside any group and everyone sees the same thing — no more twelve messages arguing about the meeting point.
A live map of the riders you actually know, each one a small photo where they are right now. Friends only — never the whole world watching.
Hold the SOS button and the alert goes to riders around you — friends or not. Help should never wait on a pending friend request.
Log what was spent and who it was shared with. Motogram nets the whole trip off so the group settles in the fewest possible payments.
Not a feed with a motorcycle filter. Every screen here exists because a group of riders needed it on an actual ride.
Meeting point and destination off the map, dates that fill themselves in, multi-day rides, cost per rider and a paid tick beside every name.
Friends on a live map as small photo pins. Friends only, and switching location sharing off removes you from it completely.
Hold one button and riders around you get the alert — friends or not. Clear it the moment you are safe.
Search a @username or see who is riding near you and how far away — how far, never where. Mutual friends shown so you know who you are looking at.
Voice notes, HD photos, several at once, reply and react, starred messages, chat search, wallpapers — and live location while you are meeting up.
@mentions, polls, pinned announcements and permissions that decide who can post what. Roll several groups into a Community when one club runs many chats.
Fuel, food and rooms logged as you go, then netted off so the group settles in the fewest possible payments.
Keep the roads worth repeating. Start from your GPS, add notes, then open in Google Maps for directions or send it to the squad.
Several photos in one post, crop them the shape you want, hashtags, likes and comments. Statuses sit on the rail 24 hours, then they are gone.
Places open inside Motogram instead of throwing you out, so you never lose the thread you were reading. Directions are still one tap away.
One channel, written once and read by every rider — new features, safety notes and what changed in the last update.
A permanent, searchable "How Motogram works" page inside the app — not a carousel you swipe past once and can never find again.
An app that knows where you are has to be careful with it. These are not settings buried in a menu — they are how Motogram is built.
Switching location sharing off does not grey out a pin. Your position is removed, and nobody sees you on the map or in Discover.
Discover tells another rider how far away you are. It never tells them where.
The map, your chats and your posts follow the same rule everywhere. The single exception is an SOS, on purpose.
Strangers see your name, photo and bike. Lock it and even that needs your approval first.
Posts, comments, messages and profiles all carry report and block — and blocking cuts the connection both ways.
Delete your account inside the app — Settings → Delete my account — or from this page.
Full detail in the Privacy Policy, the Terms and our Child Safety Standards.
Google, Apple or your phone number. No forms, no password to remember.
The name riders will actually search for, plus a photo and the machine you ride.
Search the friends you already ride with, see who is near you, or start a group and plan the first ride.
Yes. The app is free and there are no ads in it.
Android is live on Google Play now. The iOS build is finished and with Apple for review — this page will carry the App Store link the day it is approved.
No. The map shows friends only. Discover tells other riders how far away you are, never your position. And if you switch location sharing off, your position is deleted — you are not on the map at all.
Riders near you, whether they are on your friends list or not. That is deliberate: in an emergency, help should not depend on a pending friend request. Call your local emergency number first, then send the SOS.
You can sign in with Google or Apple instead. If you sign in by phone, the number signs you in and lets riders who already have it find you.
Settings → Delete my account inside the app, or use the deletion request form. Your profile, posts, statuses and messages go with it.
Use the feedback form or email motogram.in@gmail.com. A real person reads it.
Download Motogram, bring two friends, and put something on the calendar for Sunday.