A hand-drawn map of Bertram Chain of Lakes with lakes, rivers, woods and neighborhoods

ANDROID FIRST. iOS COMING.

THE TRAILS AREN'T GOING TO RIDE THEMSELVES.

Singletrack tells you which way at every fork, keeps your riding group on one map, and raises the alarm if you stop and don't answer.

GET IN THE BETA

Design of the ride screen: a fork card with each way on, color-coded by difficulty, over the drawn map

WHAT IT ACTUALLY DOES

WHICH WAY? THIS WAY.

Fork cards show every way on, colored by difficulty, so you pick in a second, gloves and all.

WHERE'S EVERYBODY?

See your riding partners on the map and how far back they are.

STOPPED? SAY SO.

If you stop and don't answer, your partners get an alarm with your location. People you pick get a text, even if they've never heard of the app.

NO SIGNAL? NO PROBLEM.

Download an area and the map, the trails and the guidance work with zero bars.

REAL SCREENS. NO FAKE PHONES.

The home map where each downloaded area is a zone, with Theodore Wirth Park picked and a Drop In button — PICK A ZONE

The Routes tab with a saved route called Sunday Loop and a drawn thumbnail — BUILD A ROUTE

The Crew tab with a riding partner shown as riding now and how far away they are — FIND YOUR PEOPLE

The orange alert a partner sees when a rider has stopped, with the rider's spot and the trail route on the map — WHEN SOMEONE STOPS

The red alert screen a partner sees when a rider needs help — WHEN IT GOES WRONG

Settings listing emergency contacts and who has agreed — PEOPLE TO TEXT

SAFETY, PLAINLY

Singletrack's alerts are an extra, not an emergency service, and they can fail or be late: they depend on signal, battery and other people. In an emergency, call 911. How the emergency texts work.