REVER - Motorcycle GPS & Rides App Reviews

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Doesn’t work without internet. I’m a pro member and I lost my routes when phone went out of service range. I purchased the pro membership because I was told I could see the Back Country Discovery (BDR) routes, recommended ADV Routes and the Butler Map routes. I downloaded the area of the map I wanted to cover (took 45 minutes to download, be prepared). I then overlayed the routes we were taking for the day. We get on the road and are about 2 hours into the wilderness with no internet. The app closes for whatever reason and when I rep-open it the routes are gone. I try to reload the routes and I get an error message “Menu not available, please make sure you have a stable network connection”. So now we have no clue of what way to go at that fork we came to miles from anywhere. Luckily we had a backup, but if we didn’t we would have been screwed. So, great map but not a solution for adventure riders, or riders who want to hit trails or roads that need routes all the time.

Rever: Annoying, forced notifications!. I installed Rever to test it (along with a few similar trip-planning apps). My intent is to pay for the one that works best for me. I'm now getting 1+ push notifications PER DAY from the Rever app telling me about all the things I should do with it to bring joy to my life. Oddly—or not, really—these usually lead me to an admonition to sign up for a paid subscription, AND THERE IS NO WAY TO STOP THE PUSH MESSAGES without completely silencing the app! What the heck are their management and Dev teams thinking? An annoyed customer isn't going to be a good customer. Forcing those messages down my throat will not make me any more likely to buy or subscribe to something (AND they are a violation of Apple's iOS app-approval guidelines). I honestly don't understand this mentality. It sure as heck ain't a good way to get money from me, though.

Not as expected and little support. I purchased the companion RLink device and Pro subscription for two reasons; first, weather overlays and second, automatic route recording. Weather has not worked since day 1. Oh, it shows radar information just fine, it just never refreshes as evidenced multiple times and most recently on a ride from FL to IL. I’ve reported the issue multiple times and the only response so far is that the weather data comes from a third party and should “update frequently”. It does not. I am a member of multiple rider groups and have posed the question in three forums so far. Those who’ve used the weather feature side by side with a weather radar app report the same issue. And, well, there’s also the comparison of REVER radar info to actual conditions on the ground; it just does not work. At this point I am greatly regretting the RLink purchase, which charges $15 a month to interface with REVER Pro (includes the $5 or so monthly pro fee). If there were a way to return the device, cancel the service, and get a refund on the device, I’d be all over it. Unfortunately, RLink does little on its own, requiring REVER to get at the information provided by the device.

Great app. This app is awesome and has a lot of great features that other apps are lacking, it also has a lot of variety of features for various riders. It just needs one thing, I wish developers would add a search bar so that I can search for local OHV parks in the discover tab or find local trails by me instead of trying to tap all the pins and guessing what trail might get me the results I want. If this app has a search function for trails and routes then I think the app would be the most complete one out there.

Maps needs a lot of work. I’m a new rider and signed up for the Premium REVER option. Generally I like the features offered but two glaring problems: 1. The route mapping option is nice, until you miss a turn or deviate at all from the initial route, as the app seems completely incapable of rerouting. It says it’s rerouting, but it just gets stuck and never actually finishes the task. This happens every time, no matter how strong my signal is or if it’s at the start of ride or at any point during. Only fix I can find is to close the entire app and start over. 2. An absolute battery vampire! Keeping the app open kills the battery on my iPhone 13 pro at least twice as fast as anything else I run, much faster than the usual gps apps. 3. The Rider Community section is incredibly sparse in the SF Bay Area. Would really like to see an effort to change this. I want this app to be great, but unfortunately its only “So-So” thus far.

Does NOT Work Well with RLink. My primary reason for using this app was so that I could “automatically” track my rides with RLink, so I paid the extra money to be a pro member, got the RLink transponder installed on my bike and paid the fee for that too. Good to go, right? Everything is going to be automatic now, right? I don’t need to remember to push any buttons or start any apps prior to my ride because Rever and RLink are going to automatically do it for me, right? That’s what the advertisements say, so it must be true, right? Not so much. Apparently, both the REVER app and the RLink device are working spectacularly… They just don’t work together. I guess they “automatically” don’t work together. RLink’s story is that REVER updates the app frequently but they don’t update the things that make Rever and RLink talk to each other properly or frequently enough. I call them and they can see my ride data and even tell me where I’ve been, but the information does not update in the REVER app. Both sides will pretend that this is a temporary situation… But I assure you, that the situation has been constant. So, if you like the REVER app for what it is… it might be a good choice for you. Personally, I find the Scenic app easier to use. If you’re looking for automatic, this is not it.

Great for planning, awful for tracking using BRP Connect. Enjoy the ride recommendations and descriptions. The planning tool and the ability to an ap-to the desired roads between waypoints is nice. But, the tracking is very unreliable; it rarely display on the bike’s screen as it should, the track doesn’t show up in its entirety until the following day. Difficult to resume a planned ride and will not reroute to the next waypoint, much less the final destination, without wanting to turn you back to previous waypoint. Very frustrating to use. I already paid for a year but will likely not renew.

Two major flaws impede greatness. Both relate to the routing engine during turn by turn directions, which no doubt they license, so idk if they can fix: 1. If you go off course at all - stop for gas, backtrack to take a picture, etc. - the app tries endlessly but often fails to reroute. Same if you resume a saved route midway. That results in an endless, annoying beeping in your earphones till you end the ride, save it, reroute again - it basically forces you to stop your ride till you do this or turn off the app or the beeping will annoy you to death. 2. Unlike Google or Apple maps, it doesn’t tell you how far till the next turn. Just a sudden “turn left on Dingus Street” as you blaze through the intersection (then get the endless beeping, per #1 above). So you can’t work by voice alone, you have to keep your (battery draining) screen active - a showstopper on long rides if you don’t have power to your phone on your bike. The “twisty routing” engine is really fantastic and AFAIK unique, but locks you in to Rever - you cannot hop to another map program to solve the above problems. Which would be fine (despite weak traffic data) except for above. If they can fix these, the inclusion of Butler likely makes Rever unstoppable for sport and sport touring bikers. If not, they leave space for a competitor to best them.

App OK, not as user friendly. While the app gave some great suggestions for routes, I couldn’t get it to do turn by turn. Said it was unavailable due to too many waypoints or something like that. I had to set my iPhone to not go to sleep and feverishly with the phone to make sure I wasn’t missing turns. It was a little frustrating as this was my first time using it and I had a buddy with me. We missed turns because the app was running slow and had to turn around several times. I haven’t tried to crest a route, but from other reviews sounds like I can’t do it on my phone. App could be more user friendly and I would gladly change my review upon improvements.

Very good but could use some upgrades. I got my Grom stolen a couple days before Christmas. I had no security system and stupidly I didn’t chain it down to something being that it’s so small. And being that I live in NY, had no garage to put it in...easy pick up for the thieves. So upon buying my new bike, I was looking for a security system to put in it. One with gps and alarm. After much searching I found RLink (via Scorpio website). I think it’s great that it has an actual map that you can see where your bike is. It has tilt sensor and a shock sensor for your added convenience. My only wish is that it could somehow have a stronger alerting system. I have to leave my phone on its loudest setting so that I can hear if it goes off and I fear it’s not loud enough. What about when I’m sleeping and it sends a one time text? I’d like a blaring alarm sound so I can pop out and get active!!! Over all is a great app that provides a sense of security. Customer service got back to me whenever I had a question. Just add in a way to have the notifications louder then the phones settings and it’s a 5 star app

Barely Adequate for Offline Routing. I downloaded offline maps and routes for my weekend because I knew I would be out of cellular coverage. The Rever app was just barely useful in offline mode. I couldn't reroute when I encountered closed road segments (no cellular) and I didn't receive notifications of upcoming turns on to different roads (only "off track" warnings after-the-fact.) I was also frustrated by that the screen kept timing out during routing. I finally found the option to "enable disabling of screen timeout." This option should be enable by default, like every other navigation app. The description of this feature should be reworded to be less confusing. Finally, I logged on to the website to cancel my subscription, and I kept getting server error “temporary error and could not complete your request” messages and couldn’t get the web app to load. In the end, I just wished I'd had a Garmin, which is never something I thought I'd be thinking.

Ready for prime time?. I'm not sure what to think about this app yet. I've used it a couple times now, and it has wonky logic to me. First, when I laid out a route... Point A, B, C, etc... It built the entire route backwards! The whole time, I had to make up my own interpretation of what to do, since it had me going backwards up exit ramps, etc. Secondly, I'm not sure if this is a setting I haven't figured out, but it cuts corners something terrible. It cuts through fields, entire developments, etc, instead of mapping to the intersection. I have no clue why this would be considered a good thing. Thirdly, it doesn't remap the route when I'm forced to change the course because I was unable to follow the incorrect guidance. Fourthly, it doesn't give any heads up about the next turn, which is ESSENTIAL when leading a group of motorcycles. ILacking these fundamentals, while charging $25/yr for the lack of guidance to ensure a safe ride for all, ales me wonder if this app, as promising as it is, is really ready for prime time. On my second ride, I had to revert back to Waze, and keep adding stops, to complete our ride. Waze is free.

So much potential. Why does REVER reroute my ride onto interstates and off my planned route when I follow wave points? I planed my route I want to ride it. I did choose “avoid highways”, it still reroutes. I tried setting lots of wave pointes and it still find places to reroute. If I follow the planed line it’s easy to loose the route unless you are focused on the app, and you should not, we are riding motorcycles and we should keep an eye on the road. The app crashes. Also it always records my route. Just another layer of competition. I don’t need to always record my route. If I did gps that will take me on the fastest route I could use google or Waze. I am a frustrated paying customer. I only keep the app because it has Butler maps.

Be careful of using location. This seems like an awesome app but I do not like how there is no privacy. Within 24 hours of creating my account, I’ve gotten multiple friend requests from fake accounts wanting me to go to certain websites. Non appropriate, adult websites. Also, I do not like how anybody can find me and see my routes ridden without any sort of confirmation from myself. I tested this and literally found some random persons address by correlating where they consistently started REVER with google maps. It doesn’t seem safe. I would only use this app if you don’t care who can see where you ride and where you live unless you consistently start tracking miles away from your home. I am not going to use this app due to the privacy concerns I have.

So easy to use, however . . .. This app has made my trip planning infinitely easier. I never could figure out how to use Garmin’s Basecamp. The one thing that would be extremely helpful would be for REVER to include the street/highway numbers of major roads on their maps rather than the names of them. For instance, I don’t need to know what a highway is called, but I do need to know the Interstate number, state route number, etc. Also, make it so that those numbers would be visible through the line on the map that indicates the planned route. As it is now, I have to try to correlate the shape of the route on the REVER app with another map to try to determine what those route numbers are. This is unnecessarily cumbersome. NOTE: These issues are encountered only when I use the REVER app on my iPhone. But I do everything on my iPhone - route planning, navigating, etc. Thx.

These problems need to be fixed!. I’ve been using this app for several years. Not until recently have I started having some annoying issues with it. The App has started quitting, not pausing but actually quitting, rides automatically. With that there is not an option to continue the ride I was doing. I have to start a whole new ride. I’ve tried contacting them directly. They have not given a solution to the problem and they are not able to merge rides for some reason. Although this seems very minuscule problem it is still rather irritating. What would be cool is if you had ability to show trips, a group of rides within a trip or set of dates. Example, say you’re out camping somewhere for a week and riding while you’re out there. It would be nice if you could add all those rides to a mini portfolio showing all your ride within that time period also showing a map of all the routes.

Only 1 star because I can’t give a lower score.. Do not pay for the “pro” service on this app as none of the advertised services work! I get so much better service from other free apps, I’ll never use this app again as it is a total waste of time. Almost every ride I go on, the app stops working and I lose my tracking, not to mention everything else too. If you try to navigate with it you might get lucky, or it might stop working and leave you stranded. The whole reason I got this app was so my family could track me while riding alone…. That function might work intermittently at best if you’re lucky. Out of 10 rides, I think it worked once for me. Do yourself a favor and go with a more reliable free app. They’re out there (H-D ride planner) and they work way better than this one!

No functionality and fake community. Check out their Instagram and you’ll see they must’ve bought their followers. 20k people but can’t even get a 10th to interact on a post. Additionally they lock the comments to stop useful conversation about their poor quality product. Which let me review that: The app had 0 rides in the state of Texas. When I tried to use the map to move around to confirm this is froze and never came back. The search function never allowed me to type. 0/10 app, with a community that is of similar rating. Additionally whoever runs their social media has too much time on their hands. Probably doesn’t need a job only focusing on that when you should pay developers to make a working app. Their social media manager deflected their apps failures and said to “use the website”. What is the point of this app then Apple?

Non stop notifications. I had the Rever app and it’s nice to have when off road but use something else if you hate notifications. This app would give me a notification every hour whether I am on the app or not. Non stop notification pop up: It would bring up a pop up on my screen asking if I wanted to allow Bluetooth connection. I tried every combination of settings for it to stop. I even reached out to the customer service team and for two weeks we tried different things. They could not help me. Customer service: My other pet peeve was during the customer service. They had told me to uninstall and reinstall the app. Which is fine but when I did and I told them I was still having problems and because I uninstalled the app they had no idea what I was talking about and I had to restart the whole process of trying to make this work. Navigation: It worked well in off road but the pop-up would cover the map so I would have to try to fiddle with my phone while riding my motorcycle OR i’d have to keep pulling over so I could see the map. Refund: I paid for the year and only used it for two months until I was fed up. There is no way to get a refund.

Disappointed in New Ride Planning. The new UI experience is a step backwards in my opinion. Adding a stop to the route now seems to only jump you to the destination location, forcing you to scroll around the map to find the location that you want to select for the stop. This occurs most often when Rever doesn’t pick the route you want and you want to modify said route. Cumbersome. I’m certain that a long press on the map worked before to set the location — maybe I’m wrong, but wouldn’t that beat the way it is now? When creating a route that starts/stops at the same location, Rever seems to have a bit of an issue and happily proclaims that you’ve reached your destination as soon as you start the ride. Hmm. I think another trip to the woodshed is in order. I really want to like this app, especially since I paid for the pro version — but it often sure does make it hard to like. I do like the LiveRide notifications but that is hardly worth the price of admission. Please give the route planning a good hard look.

I want to like it...buuut. I just can’t. I live in Chicago, which is the 3rd largest metropolitan area in the US behind NYC and LA, yet the ‘community’ feature is a ghost town. Moreover, I’ve been unable to find a way to start my own group in the community, so I’ve just given up. Additionally, the navigation feature is a complete joke. It’s not always practical or safe to ride on some of the most heavily traveled freeways/interstates in the country at rush hour, yet REVER offers no options whatsoever in avoiding freeways or offering alternative route options. Even if they did, I wouldn’t use the platform for navigation purposes because it feels like taking a step back in time to the early gen 1 and 2 iPhone map feature. Save yourself the headache, download Waze, and move on with life.

Good as free app, not much more for “Premium”. Used it as premium for a few months. Not feeling its worth extra money. I can get most of that trough Google Maps. Planning etc. probably its most useful for off road riding (not me). Following blue line after sending directions to cellphone its just nothing but frustration. On top of everything app quit on me couple of times and I lost all tracking data for a half of the day and it happened not just once or twice. Not happy about it 🤬. Turn by turn its VERY LIMITED- keep in mind. I asked for refund for the rest of the unused period of the year (10 months left) and I was charged for half of the year. Being smart now I wouldn’t purchase the whole year ever. They should offer 7-14 days trial first like everybody else.

App freezes. I’ve been using this app for a couple of years now and one thing that really frustrates me is the app freezing. I’ve had a few rides where I have paused for lunch or just a stop and when I select resume, the app has frozen and has to be closed. Once closed, that part of the ride saves, but I have to restart. Naturally, that means the ride is broken up and not continuous. I know I saw somewhere that a resume/continue from previous ride was under consideration for this app. Oh, and one other person in my ride yesterday using this app had hers freeze up also. Yes, my iPhone is up to date. Yes, my REVER app is up to date. Update: I figured out the freezing problem. The menu at the bottom had slid up and covered the Resume button. I tried several times to slide the menu up, but nothing happened. I thought the App Froze thereby locking the App. The menu needed to slide down to expose the Resume button. Perhaps the Menu should not cove the Resume button while the app in is use.

Bloat. As the upgrades continue to come, which is good, the bloat seems to be adding up. The app continues to get slower, really I have to wait for it to initialize before using it? Google maps doesn’t need to. Resource hog it has become. Even after turning everything off on the phone, in airplane mode & battery save mode I can get about 45 minuets of battery. Thought it was my battery so I had it replaced. No I get about an hour at best. And loosing over 300 miles so far because of dead batteries or because of not tapping start TWICE as now required. Bring back the old simple functionality!

Loving the REVER App, just needs a few tweaks. So, I love the REVER app and it works great for tracking my ride. I don’t use or should say haven’t used the actual gps part of the app much because I have a hard time finding anything easier and more accurate to navigate with than the Google Maps app. I wish there were a few modifications done. Say I’m planning a 3day ride, I wish when I started a route and and the end of each day I could close the app out of phone but then the next morning come back to that same round and start a day 2 portion of it with day one still showing and maybe day ones states(mainly miles). Of sometimes if I accidentally close out the app on the phone in the middle of a route, that it would let me go back to that route and start where I left off instead of having to start a whole new starting point.

Pretty good.... This app is a great idea. I like being able to plan a route on the computer and just plug it on the bike. I’d give it 5 stars IF you could skip waypoints. Why do I have to close navigation and start over if I “miss” a waypoint? That’s not easy on a bike. I met a buddy at a gas station on a long trip not too long ago. When we left, the app kept telling me to turn around because we didn’t meet at the McDonald’s next door as originally planned. If I could skip waypoints, that would not be a big deal. June 2023 Changed my rating to 1 star. I’ve tried to use this app several times over a few years, and it just continues to disappoint. I gave up using for route planning and navigation, because the navigation is just bad, and the waypoints are a pain. The subscription is absolutely not worth it. I’ve tried to use it for tracking routes and mileage on my dirt bike. It seemed to do well as long as my phone had a signal. If the phone doesn’t have a signal, your data is lost. Why doesn’t it save my route on the phone??? Why is everything stored on a server somewhere. That’s just stupid. Goodbye.

App OK, Privacy and Cust Srv awful. I would advise everyone to read the privacy statement for the app before downloading it. I’m glad I did instead of taking the word of an employee at a recent m/c rally. I was about to buy a subscription and the lack of privacy was too much. I refuse to pay with both money and personal data. I was also told a low volume of emails. I got more emails in the first several days than I was supposed to get on in a year, and no, it was not my account settings. They were locked down from the start. After having an account for several weeks it was clear that it is not the ‘small startup’ of riders as presented at the rally but instead part of the Cyclegear/Revzilla marketing family. Beware and realize that giving them money is only part of what you are paying.

App is improving. The new trim a route option is nice. But why can’t I just set a 2 mile radius around my house and work? Then I wouldn’t have to edit every single time I get home. The challenges are also great. The kids pediatric cancer ride is great. But don’t only show the top 10. Show the 5 above me, and 5 below me. Give me some motivation to climb a few more spots. The top people seem impossible to match. Either they ride full time for a living, or are retired. I would rather see people I am similar to for a little competition. Keep up the good work!

Turn-by-turn Navigation is a disaster. If you start your route with turn by turn navigation and the app decides that you are pass your starting point, it will just try to make you return back to hit your starting point for now good reason instead of adjust for an optimal route to the final point. Basically any turn-by-turn routes started in a city have a loop to return back to the starting point. If you create a route with some setting, for example twisties and you leave the route and the app adjust the route, it ignores the settings and builds the fastest route. Probably the worst motorcycle app among the popular ones if you actually want to have route instructions and rebuilding the route based on your actions, not just a static map with a pre-built route.

Can’t Upgrade Plan. Bad Customer Service. I tried to upgrade my plan to the annual plan but the Rever website was not taking any of my card payments. I tried on my phone browser, N app, on my laptop, using different browsers, but none of those methods worked. I contacted customer service and their response times were well over an hour. I have been speaking with them for almost 6 hours with no solution. In these six hours, the agent has responded three times. Each time only after I continue to follow up after an hour of no response. I am very disappointed as I was looking forward to using this app for my upcoming trip this weekend, but due to the lack of professional customer service, I do not think I will be using this app.

Unusable due to inefficient battery usage. I have a brand new iPhone 13 Pro Max. I installed it because it came with a Revzilla Riders Plus sub. Normally I charge my phone and when I’m working on the home office all fay, I get down to around 87% better around midnight. Today, first day using it, I was down to 36% at 4pm. I stuck it on the charger and turned off background update for REVER. Normally, I can go from 15-20% to fully charged in 45 mins. This time, I charged it for hours and only got to 41%. Battery meter shows REVER is taking 87% battery consumption. What a useless app, regardless of the functionality. These guys have. I idea how to write an application. Pathetic. Tried it again after the new “off-road” capabilities were added. I know all the off-road riding in the next 150 miles and absolutely none of it showed up in the Rever app. There was some stuff in another state (2 small state parks) that I wasn’t aware of that showed up, so that was positive and I will check out. However, this just seems like the most useless app ever. I really wanted it to work, especially as an RPM subscriber, but it’s not working yet.

Pretty good app. Have to agree with others comments about in App editing (or lack there of). Not a deal breaker. Used this exclusively for our recent trip around WA, ID, and MT. I had set up several preplanned routes in the weeks before. Was handy to have multiple options as our plans changed. I think if you’re meticulous about your trip preplanning, it’s a pretty decent app for that. For tracking it does alright too. Burns through my battery on my phone pretty quickly (wasn’t plugged in all the way). Had a couple incidents where it kept tracking me but randomly kicked off of the map page for whatever reason. All in all I think I might like it better than Gaia, as it offers the options for Trails, touring, adventure and other filters. A good solid 4 stars.

Needs work. Turn by turn navigation is good...but the app leans heavily toward 'recording' routes which many folks might not want (including myself). Online mapping tool needs work as well..takes a long to to position waypoints as they don't snap to a nearby road. The worst problem is battery usage. I just installed on my iPhons 13 Pro and if you open the app and then close it (not in use) it will continue use a disproportianate amount of battery than anything else even though the app is not in use. The only way to get it to not eat battery in the background is to tell iOS to restrict background app refresh - which is fine unless you need to follow navigation with another app in the foreground (like camera or video). What the heck is Rever doing in the background while not in use eating up so much battery?

Good effort but flawed. Kudos for butler maps and the concept - it genuinely does help with planning interesting road trips. However, ultimately as a paid user I’m quite disappointed with my overall experience: - you can’t export your routes to a gpx file (support team told me to use their website instead…why not just add this as an app feature?) - you can’t copy/open a point on the map externally. There are so many use cases especially on a tour where I need to lookup more info about a place or navigate to it using a different app. This is so frustrating that I end up just not using Rever on my rides. Raised with their support team ages ago, nothing was done. - map layers - cell phone coverage would be useful. The pdf layering system could be implemented better. It forces you to visit their website and figure out what regions to download/upload as PDF files into the app. Why not just make these simple toggles within the app? Better still, visually highlight potential areas of interest to download, since it’s a useful discovery tool in itself. Personally I’d like to see more focus on core trip planning tools (as this is where Rever shines) rather than news feeds and social stuff. It just makes the app feel bloated and distracted from its core purpose. Fingers crossed the app improves over time.

Great app, with a killer feature that is overlooked. As a new rider my significant other is of course concerned. I tried all the Motorcycle routing and tracking apps, and none of them had this one killer feature that I’m not sure stands out enough. Safety SMS. Yep, you configure your safety contact and start a ride in the app, they get a text message with a link to your live location. You finish a ride in the app, they get a text message that you arrived at your destination. That feature is amazing. There are other apps out there that you can share your location with, but none I found that auto-trigger an SMS message with a link at the start of a ride, and another SMS message when you are finished. That right there will keep me on Rever. There’s some things I think they could do to make the app even better though. Speed overlay on the map is one. Right now you have to drop down a panel to see your speed. Would be great to see it as an overlay on the map itself (think Waze). Different color schemes other than that Orange and Black (minor but pretty is everything these days). Lean angles would be cool. Also, a curvy / ultra-curvy route planner (hint, there’s a competitor with it) would be sweet as well. None of the above pushes me away from the product, and it shouldn’t cause you to look elsewhere either. Roadmap of the product though could grow a great app into an amazing one.

Nice app so far. This review is from a beginner user, so for what that’s worth... I’m looking for a good motorcycle app that can replace Waze and can be on screen with Apple car play. This update helps with that. Seems like it is a five star app, but I’m not sure yet. So far, so good. One thing I’d suggest, which is minor, is give us a way to permanently block follow requests from obvious spammers. I hit decline but the same one just keeps coming back. I would love a radar overlay. Seems Apple is Adamantly opposed to radar in Apple car play for some reason. REVER is my go to right now. Not enough to convince to buy yet. If I can figure out butler maps maybe I will. Nice job!

Useless, unsafe, glitch filled. Uninstalled.. Used this for one group ride and promptly uninstalled. No one in our group could open and follow the path of the planned route, the app would just go back to home screen when you clicked “ride it”. I, the creator was the only one with a map of the route. It gets worse, I’d tap “ride it” then “Follow route line” because I wasn’t going to pay for the app before trying it out, and we set off. 1 minute goes by and the phone screen still times out as normal so now I have to enter my 6 digit pin while doing 80mph on the highway to make sure we don’t miss our turn. Unsafe, Useless, glitch filled app. There are plenty of other free solutions you can pair with Google maps for Free, that will have turn by turn directions, for free.

So much potential. This app is very powerful and useful, but I don’t believe the UI designers have ever used the app for actual rides. If I’m wrong about that, then they need a new UI team. Simple tasks are hidden in odd places. It constantly resets login between uses. If you switch views from “discover” to any other view (eg, to look at a previous trip to figure something out for new route), it forgets where you were on the map when you were in “discover” and just goes back to current location. It adds some photos from the iPhone photo app, but it won’t add others for no apparent reason (there’s no error message; it just acts like you never selected a photo to begin with). These are a few of the many things that should be basic and apparent but, instead, call for frequent visits to the FAQ.

Issues. My bike was parked for six months with the rlink hooked up after I had a problem with my motor so it my bike stayed where it was till I could rebuild it and ever since I rebuilt it the app doesn’t properly record my rides it records when it wants app open or not I was so excited about this unit because before my bike had issues it was awesome but ever since I started riding again I am sad to say that it isn’t worth the price or the subscription I have removed the app and reinstalled it atleast six times seeing how other people have had this issue and it fixed it but now it doesn’t record but when it wants to I went on five rides today out of all five it only decided to record the last ride that’s it.

Maybe I should have restarted it?. Edit: so I switched from 3 starts to 1 because you have to pay premium for turn by turn directions? Lmaooooooo I’m good. For some reason it didn’t show me turn by turn directions. The top of the screen was a white block (I’m assuming inside is where the “turn left here” message goes) and the bottom of the screen just stated where I was going. Wasn’t useful at all and it didn’t help that I only had maybe 3 1/2 inches of view in the map since the top and bottom was covered in white. Not only that but when it marked that I arrived at my destination it was way off. I was 2-3 blocks off my destination. Maybe I should have pulled over and restarted my app but I shouldn’t have to do that since I constantly kill background apps I don’t use. I’m sure this is a good app when it works but I’m going to stick to google maps from now on.

New update is very very slow. The old version of this app was much faster. Switching between profile, to track, to tracked rides was almost instant. Now I’m constantly waiting for a minute or 2 for the page to load. Sometimes having to refresh multiple times. Even to the point having to close out the app and try restarting it. My friends list, trying to see my tracked rides. And when I made a route for a ride I did this morning, I could not figure out how to get load that road and get the directions. NOT very user friendly unlike the old version of the app. Much much better. I’m ready to find another app that doesn’t have me wait so long just to see a tracked ride.

Close, but no cigar. I used Rever for a couple years. I was a premium user most of that time. However, somewhere along the line, the app stopped working for me. Every time the app closed, I’d be forced to login again. This wouldn’t be too much of an issue if it didn’t happen when I turned my screen off during a break or a long stretch of road to save battery. When I did this, the app would log me out, deleting any trip data I just gained. This also ruined the use of the REVERGo thing. If my app is logged out, it wouldn’t auto track my rides. Since the app seemed to be failing me, I tried the Rlink device out, for about an hour. Since the app kept hanging or crashing while activating, I was never able to actually get a ride in with it. Luckily, customer service was quick to help me out and let me return it. After that, I cancelled my premium membership and have been looking for alternatives. Still, I try the app whenever they have an update in hopes that my issues are solved. They’re not.

Navigation Left me Lost. Great for recording rides, just lacks good direction. Setup navigation to hit up a city in Amish country. First turn out of my subdivision instead of showing a right turn at the intersection, it cut off the corner and wanted me to cut through a yard. No biggie. However, about 30 minutes into the trip, it chamfered the corner about 1/2 mile before the dead end and right turn. I was not about to cut through the corn field, but the line never came back to the road. I drive about 3 miles, and never found the line again, nor did it try to recalculate a new route for me. I fired up another app and that was able to get me to my destination.

Overall- it’s OK. When you combine the website interface with the app- it’s pretty good overall. It’s easy to plot out a route on the website. Saving your work makes it accessible on the app. From there you can share it with REVER friends. But the app itself is where the overall package is falling short. It seems disorganized and very messy- like they are trying to pack way too much into it. The navigation is nonsensical and certain functions just don’t work- or they are so over complicated that users give up and assume they don’t work. A specific example is trying to plan a route in the app itself. Even a single waypoint route to a local destination is just … dumb. A good design would have me long press on the map where I want to go then show me my options. Highways , twistier, tolls, whatever. This simple task does not appear possible from within the app. Or - it’s so over complicated that few people are going to bother with it for more than a couple attempts. So REVER is good if you want to make plans in advance, plot them out on your laptop, then just limit the app to the actual ride. Trying to operate solely within the app itself is likely to be extremely frustrating to many people. And I do not mean computer illiterate people.

App Need’s work/bugs/fixings. Hello I’ve had this app since December 2019 or so I have updated my app mini mini times. Anytime I go in to friend request or open the profile tab my app just closes on me and automatically. It’s I don’t believe it’s my phone I turn my phone off anon I’ve updated the app multiple multiple times and it seems like it’s the same issue over and over a lot of the features on this app or not working for me. And I didn’t notice that The software that it works with is software 12 for the iPhone but Apple has a software 13 point something that is out and available for use. I have a 12 point something software on my phone so that could be the capability issues and maybe that’s why the app needs to be updated please advise I love the app I want to use it but none of the features work for me I am looking into getting a new app. I like all the features on the app I would read it five star if the app worked for me all the way around but I can’t at this time.

I love my recorded rides!. The app works great but I really enjoy recording my rides. I keep a log that goes back to the mid 70s. It’s easier with the app because I don’t have to mess with tripometers. The rides are on the app whenever I have time to put them in my logbook, which is an excel file. I’m excited to see 100k getting closer every time I ride. Only 3500 miles to go. I don’t go on that many long trips but the planner makes it easy to get the perfect twisty road route! Great app.

Pretty Useless - Get Avenza Instead. I love the idea of this app and it could be great…. But it isn’t. When selecting single track, the only one that populated for the Sierra Nevada area was the Rubicon Trail which definitely isn’t single track. There are thousands of miles of legal single track in this region and REVER listed literally none of it. There’s also only one single track listing in both OR and WA; two states that also have tons of single track. They have staging area information, but severely lacking in trail info. Avenza PDF Maps is tried and true. For $4.99, data rich maps can be purchased and used offline for any national forest you want to ride in. Uploading GPX files for trails is a good feature but REVER advertises like it has the trail data ready for you. It doesn’t. If you’re unfamiliar with an area and use this app, you’re going to stay that way. :(

Rever Rides. When it comes to be able to jump on a bike look up shared rides that you want to tackle OR make your own route the Rever is one of the best apps out there. I have been riding off and on road for over 50 years and once I tried the free Rever app I was hooked. I recorded quite a few of my rides in order to get back to the cool things I had found on the rides later. Then I signed up to try the Pro version of Rever and absolutely enjoy being able to make road and back country rides to share. You can make tracks, add waypoints, POIs, and the always great turn by turn line to follow. *The notification to family/friends that you are taking off on a ride, they can track you in real time for safety and let’s them know when you are home or your destination. I ride solo a lot and having someone know where and when my ride has taken me. They can see where I am in real time and share that with EMS/Rescue or need for a tow truck for repairs. For the money it is very had to beat thing function. There are other apps that do nearly the same but I really like the simplicity of Rever. The Pro version is really a super upgrade in all areas at a very affordable price. Thanks Rever!

Let’s fix some issues. Can’t see the route your taking. The dark blue route line covers the route numbers road numbers etc. if your looking to a particular route such as devil’s back bone, head of the dragon etc you can see if your on the correct route. Can’t look up routes such as the Moonshiner 28 etc. Purchased because I wanted Butler Maps, but where are the Butler Routes. You have to ride and record your own route but you will not find the G-1, G-2 routes Butler has put together. So you have to purchase the Hard copy of their maps. How about the Freeman maps, can’t find any of their routes that motorcycle people live to ride. If your going to make a map that features routes then do it better and actually make Butler maps work. There are too many apps that you can record and share your ride, but I also want Butler Map rides. What’s up with that Let’s get back to looking up other rides, you can search and find the tail of the dragon, but other than that good luck.

Good update but more help needed for CarPlay. It was amazing to finally have Rever come to CarPlay to have an actual bike oriented system available on my bike via CarPlay. It helps to start filling the void that riders have had. Navigating in CarPlay isn’t perfect but it’s also the very first version of it. The single biggest fix needed is the skip waypoint button to appear when navigating via CarPlay. It shows up now on the phone screen when navigating which is nice but why did it get skipped on the CarPlay display? That one update can be a game changer for those of us that want to use CarPlay for navigation when touring which involves a large number of waypoints.

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Terrible. Wouldn’t let me sign up with apple id to hide my email. Had the option, just kept failing. Apparently my super common adventure bike (BMW F800 GS) doesn’t exist as it wasn’t an option to add to the garage. Also, there must not be any off road tracks here in Australia because when I choose to view those tracks absolutely nothing comes up. Top job making a useless app 👍🏻

Terrible. Very expensive I wouldn't waste your money on it

Great app. So far really enjoying it, just trying to get more people on it so it can grow.

Lacks adaptability. Pretty stupid, it only lets you run in portrait mode, so no good for iPad mini or large screen phones.

I can’t log in. I used the app for few months, I logged out and I never been able to log in again. I pay monthly for the app and I try to contact the Customer service and what I got was a live chat automated said pretty much we are out of office. Today is 9 days and I didn’t heard from no one but they keep getting the money out of my account. Time to cancel my subscription.

Works well. Ticks over in the background nicely, good way to keep track of my rides , thankyou

CarPlay interface UI is beta level at best. Tried the Pro version in Australia by itself it’s the ok on iPhone with CarPlay off - but how is it with the 2020 Africa Twin CarPlay? It’s supposed to be a CarPlay App? Summary = Rubbish mate - very poor beta lvl ui implementation and near unusable for dirt roads routing with zoom in/out buttons disappearing in the cp UI , no skip next waypoint, no recents waypoints selections and no stop routing, no select waypoint on the map in the CP screen on the Honda - ridiculous 30 press to press search for a name - if you exit a route its 3 clicks and then the app crashes. Does not remember user prefs such as dirt roads - cannot select more than one pref - so avoid freeways, avoid dirt not poss. One or the other. Only one lvl of curvey roads compared to other apps with 3 levels. The main feature is Butler maps which don’t work in Aus. Cannot believe they expect money for this cp app?

Disappointed. I specifically got the Rever app because I was taking a long road trip and needed to track my friends to see their progress to our meeting point half way along the track. I also thought it would be useful for family to track where we were on the road. Firstly, for reasons I don't understand the app did not track the first 200km of my first legs. My family and friends could not get real time info as to my progress high was the whole point of installing the app. My first day track eventually updated and displayed itself the following day. I then tried to track my friends because we planned to rendezvous. Again absolutely no real time tracking and 5 days later I still can't see their tracking. Finally, this app sent my iPhone battery completely flat in about 2 hours once I got it to finally start tracking my journey. Very disappointed that it did none of the things it is supposed to do.

Well pleased. I'm only a newcomer but pleased so far with ease of use and accuracy.

Rubbish. Can plan rides on the computer, but app keeps crashing if I try and drop a pin or type in a location. Sent a message to support. No response. Pay for it and don’t get the service. Also it does not reroute if you take a different turn. Road closures here are common. Bought the pro version so my rides could be followed from home. Can’t even start one in the app without first planning on an a PC.

If you use RLink you may need to reinstall the app. Latest update had broken my RLink connectivity. Deleting and reinstalling the app fixed this.

Epic mapping. Great to use and easy

Given up. Been using the App for a few months. Initially pleased with it but not now. Every update makes the App worse. If I pause during a ride the app changes from route direction to true north. Have to finish the ride in the app and start again. My location arrow doesn’t stay in the centre. It positions itself top left or top right of the screen under the new ride banner. Not sure what purpose having a new ride banner at the top when I’m riding a route. Very frustrating.

Not Relevant to Australia. As title says. If you give it a bad review it won’t let you post a review. How dishonest is this. -1 star

Crashes a lot. Good tracking with okay playback features but it crashes a lot mid ride so the ride recording always gets cut short. Real pain when trying to record new tracks.

Not usefull. Not really usefull, most the functionality is broken in events and community etc

REVER app. New to the app, used only a few times but happy at this point.

Great App. This is a great App. Well thought out and easy to use. Plan the rides, share them with your mates or the public. Great off line maps. I have been using this App for awhile now and leading great rides through forests and trails. Keep up the good works.

REVER - Ride Tracking. A great app for tracking and sharing rides with your mates.

Total useless app!. signed up for a free weeks promotion, forgot to cancel, ended up having to pay for a full year. while it was cheap it was a complete waste of money! Using Google Maps is so much better in every way!!!

Offers much but zero support. The app looks good on the website so I got the PRO version but it crashed every time I tried to get Turn by Turn on CarPlay. Tried 2 phones and 2 vehicles No success. Wrote to Rever, even told them I could make it work on my phone and my bike just not with my Rever PRO account. No reply after 6 days. Goodbye Rever.

Excellent. Great just used to log 4x4 trip will now use on bike great way to log trip

Memories. Best And In the bush , invaluable

Molto valido. Molto valido per la pianificazione e come navigatore per la moto

Time trial sections. Would be nice to have segment time trials like strava so you can race your mates

Good app!. Good app for tracking rides - better still if it was compatible with Apple Watch!

Great day for a ride. This app is great and easy to use I love the 3d map keep it up guys

Pointless. Just gave Version 3 a go and no change this app is Absolutely of no use what so ever. Says you can plan routes you can but only if you pay. The maps are downloaded as used so data charges will be massive, ( what happens if there's no mobile service) I'll stick with the original Tom Tom App as it actually does what it says and the maps are on board not downloaded and I can plan routes without extra costs.

Needs drop a pin option. Good app but you can’t mark special places on the maps yet.

REVER. App stops working 6 hrs into ride. Please fix this.

Great App. Easy to use and very responsive. I use it every ride.

Absolute garbage. If you’re an adventure rider, this app isn’t for you. It fails to show about a third of all dirt tracks, then half of the tracks it does show don’t exist. I did a 90km loop and most of the time it didn’t know where it was, so it compensated by drawing a scribbly line all over the map. It honestly looked like a 2 year old had taken to it with a red crayon. Then I got home and when I went to save the ride, it had deleted the whole thing, and as far as I can see, there is no way to recover it. Very disappointing.

App flexible / capability. I use to enjoy REVER, but the more I update & use, the more dramas I seem to be having. Seems if I go to use other apps while REVER is suppose to be paused it actually stops my ride & doesn’t resume; issues uploading photos; just appears to be more limited where I would have thought there would be improvements each time I update…. This is a paid App/service, I have purchased!!

Not flexible. The UX is poor and the navigation is not flexible. We loaded a planned route on the weekend and didn’t ride down one short road. The app spent the next hour trying to take us back there. Navigating around the app is also not intuitive. Finally be careful if you are signing up for a monthly payment subscription. It just charges you the full wack straight up. Very disappointing.

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My rides are all gone today. If you like tracking your rides then having them all gone one day then you’ll love this app.

Not working for me. First time I downloaded the app I couldn’t even open without it crashing, I reinstalled it and I can’t sign up without it saying name already taken no matter what I put in and I can’t even sign up with the Facebook log in option.

Great Concept, Poor Implementation. Great idea, love the challenges, GPS however this all becomes useless when the app freezes and crashes constantly, especially mid ride when you lose your route and have to stop and reload the program constantly.

REVER top notch app. Coolest app if you ride motorcycles.

Good. It will be exceptionnal if Apple Carplay compatible 😊

Great tool. This app is not intuitive but once you figure out the operations they work great for tracking and data collection of your rides.

Can’t do turn by turn. If I create my own route, turn by turn doesn’t work? Who came up with that idea? If not for that, I might have bought it, but now I guess I need to use something else.

Great Riding App. Awesome tool to plan and track our rides. Looking forward to future updates 👍🏼

Crashes. Latest version crashes when trying to load the rides

Not worth the time!. Terms of Service are so intentionally long and purposely unintelligible that I assumed they are hiding something nefarious. Got half way through and deleted the app. These are TOS for a free iPhone app not a friggin mortgage!

Good app but some bugs!. Works well but it keeps asking me to save my vehicle to save a ride with jo prompt!!!!

Great tool!. Always works!

Use it on your phone or PC. The best app for planning a ride! Plan it on your big screen with your pc then ride it on your phone! Or transfer it to your GPS! One app to rule them all!

Mountain bikes ... So I heard about this app from mountain bikers .. peddle bikes not powered .I'm new to this app but it would be nice to include mountain bikes not just powered bikes.

Fantastic. I love this app. It is great for keeping track of your miles and for planning rides. It is fantastic

Route did not show on Apple CarPlay. Nice app but did not show on my car screen via Apple CarPlay.

Excellente application. Facile à utiliser. J’y enregistre chacune de mes balade!

Finally a proper trip app for motorcycles. Excellent and well done App to create and look for trips to do on motorcycles. Only issues isn’t with the App, we need people to add trips as suggestions.

Uses too much battery!!!Too expensive. Too expensive... uses too muck battery

Great App. You have to try REVER. It is awesome. Great features, great add-ons. Exactly what I was looking for.

Not good. Ride builder always crashes. Disconnects from pro features. Turn by turn is terrible.

The only way to get Butler maps electronically?. For this alone, I give it 4 stars. You need to pay, but $6 was worth it for finding some of those roads. I couldn't care less about the "find your buddies/ post your rides" stuff. There are definitely some bugs - keep working on it guys!

Me Like. Still learn’n, but me like..!

Awesome app!. Great app guys! The one thing I'd like to see added is the ability to plan trips through the app instead of online. Otherwise this app is perfect!

Best tracking and planning app out there!. Best tracking and planning app out there!

Full of bugs. 1. The Export GPX file doesn't match any application! No GARMIN OR tomtom or any free gpx view; all the roads are off. 2. If you select to create a new road when you try to edit the path, it does not show. 3. Poor support. Rider shared with me a road. By mistake, he remarks on the road as private. From my side, I could not open the link and got a white screen. I contact the support, the answer was, uninstall the app & reinstall it! 4. Auto follow failed in memory of my iPhone & closed the app 5. You choose to pay for the app, you will find different prices between devices or between computers, the price. is not unified

Rever. I used the app and I find it useless. It’s ok if you go from point A to point but you cannot add a third waypoint. The gps was way off. It sent me the wrong way. I finally shut it off and now I’m going to delete it.

Great app. Fantastic app just no information yet for recommended rides in Canada.

Don’t buy if you live in Canada. Maps & suggestions don’t work in Canada

Good app. Works well

So far so good. Thumbs up

Best moto trip editor on mobile. Rever is by far the best way to edit your next motorcycle trip on your Ipad. :)

Super tracker!. With Butler maps at your fingertips, great app to plan ypur ride amking sure you use the best roads.

No off road maps for Canada... Extremely disappointed in this app. No dirt or even mixed road voices available for Canada. That is the whole reason I purchased this expensive app. Definitely not enough other features to justify $47. App should not be even offered in Canada. If you’re from Canada, don’t waste your money!

No offline maps?. No offline maps? REVER, you better fix it! One star of five…

Great app BUT, expensive. I love the app, but I'm not willing to pay 60$ per year to use it. And this app is great if you have a lot of friends who use it, and I know no one who's willing to pay that...

Does not work with CarPlay. Pros 3D mapping potential Con Does not work/mirror well with CarPlay. Constantly ask you to save all your routing even if you want to go to route it to a corner store!

Meh.. This app is pretty useless in Canada. Map routing is poor and turn by turn nav is pretty bad. The search continues for a truly useful motorcycle app that does routing, nav, and gas/maintenance history.

Log in and password. Waist of time logging in. One should simply open the app and use it! Unnecessary waist of time while wanting to check out a route on the bike.

Favorites doesn’t work on CarPlay. The app completly close when I try to put turn-by-turn favorites on CarPlay. Payed 30$ for this and can’t use it anymore

Ride not saved. Recorded the ride. Got home asked to save. Chose to save. Grey screen. Did not save. Argh!!!!

Great app. Very precise But we should be able to share on a Facebook Page that we manage instead of just on my personal page

App is trash. I spend 40$, and get an app that doesn’t know how to properly record. We went on a ride today, 4 hours in the app jus randomly stops recording our trail, deletes the history so I can’t even see anything from the ride. And then randomly starts recording while I’m driving home. App has a mind of its own I guess. Waste of 40$ 👍🏻

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Update: Locked out of my Pro subscription.. UPDATE: Lana from support was able to get this issue sorted out for me. Back to 5 stars. Excellent service. I’ve been unable to access my pro subscription since the latest update. Tried remove and reinstall, logged out and in several times. No avail.

Paid for membership over a month ago. I paid for a membership over a month ago. I paid for the whole year. It stills says I am a free member. I went to the support page and it says I have to go to my subscriptions page in Apple. It confirms my paid membership is active until 2022. No way to refresh or retrieve your membership in the app. I message support and it says they try to get back within 24 hours. Over 48 hours later... no response. So... they take my money but no way of fixing the problem myself and getting no response.

Big ideas mediocre execution.. I got on to update my review but it looks like the old one is gone. My experience with this app is that it’s not intuitive, some function needs work. I spoke to one of the guys at REVER and it sounds like they have big plans that will be great for riders but locally based results aren’t built in yet and the app still isn’t there. I’ll stick with it and look to join some groups in my area and hope the app gets better so we can get new guys some fun and enjoyable rides and we can all grow as a community.

Great when it works. Overall great app to track, plan and share rides. On my older Samsung it could be glitchy though, most frustrating was being 90% of the way through a ride and have the app crash and lose all the info. Even if your phone reboots it should restart a ride in progress. Seems more stable on iPhone.

App needs to be fixed for pictures and editing.. Lots of issues posting pictures and editing. Have to select the pictures different ways and sometimes they post and sometimes they don’t. Never know what the app is going to open when selecting pictures. Try to edit something and it won’t save. Says you didn’t make any changes to save. So you don’t want to hit save if you have a typo. Seems to track OK just has some app issues. I have an iPhone 12 if that helps also.

Duplicate Ride Records. All my saved rides were duplicated recently, for some unknown reason. I have copies now. Besides that, it gets the job done. I haven’t been able to use turn by turn directions, which would be nice if I wanted to ride somebody else’s ride. I always get the “turn by turn unavailable” type message. Edit: I deleted and reinstalled the app, all the duplicates have been deleted. Sometimes that’s just the answer.

Good for discovery, Navigation could use work. I’ve been using REVER here in the Denver area for a few months now. While live ride and route recording work well, I haven’t made it through an hours long ride without experiencing issues where the route recording unexpectedly stops and/or the turn by turn directions get thrown off in areas with bad service, even though I’ve downloaded map areas around Denver for offline use.

Has potential but not developed enough for the cost. Mapping issues galore. Rerouting a track begins again at the first waypoint. Saving a video of your track to share crashes the app. Map display is way too cluttered to be used easily on a ride. The downloaded maps don’t help you re-navigate if offline. The speed colored track is cool but should show more data points on the scale or make stopped red and stretch the colors from there, the 3D ride overview is cool but you can’t share it with anyone, all in all the issues don’t make it worth it.

More detail on turn-by-turn. First long ride today using REVER. It wa too hot to have my phone on so I used the turn by turn directions. Terrible. No indication of how far away the next turn is. Very little warning when it’s upon you. Had to turn around more than once. It also tried to turn me down a road that clearly hadn’t been there in a while. So an updated set of maps is in order as well. I won’t be renewing my subscription without improvements.

Very useful!!. Took me a little getting used to it, but despite occasional shutdowns and reboots, I still like this app. I’m able to create routes from my laptop and then download the GPX file to my Garmin Montana, able to download maps directly to my phone for out of service use, and best of all... track my rides for recall and reuse. Allows me to upload a few pics to the tracked ride, and share across social media platforms.

Not worth buying.. The basic premise of being able to build routes and save, then ride them is not functional. I have tried to create multiple routes (twisty and custom) and have to dive too deep into the app to get to them and in multiple cases it was not saved. Cancelling the trial after 2 days of testing. Developers need to use this app on bike with gloves to see how their customers use it. Feels like an immature STRAVA wanting to be TikTok with all the content suggestion Hard pass for real navigation planning.

Worse than worthless. I tried the trial for pro, and it’s been a complete waste of time and dangerous. I tried several times to save a ride for the next day, but as soon as I hit save, the ride would disappear. I checked everywhere one might expect to find a saved ride, but it was gone. So the next day, I get the app loaded up for a winding road I’ve travelled before. Everything looks fine, but as soon as I get on the road, it starts spitting out the wrong directions. I pull over, and it’s changed to a freeway route. I try again, and it immediately switches from the “winding road” route I planned to the freeway again. Ridiculous.

Price increase. This app works well, although it will eat your battery, so you need a constant power feed. Lately, the developers decided to raise the price of subscription by 25% over last year! Not sure how they justify that other than some greedy shareholders want more. But very unfair, and frankly not worth the price of admission.

I really want to love this app. I like the ability to plan rides and all of the planning capabilities. I like the community aspect of the app and ability to share rides and participate in challenges. The GPS features are not as robust as other apps and the interface via CarPlay has limited abilities and not super functional or intuitive. Maybe with more time I will grow to love the app, buts it’s not a replacement for Apple GPS, Waze, or the Harley Ride planner.

No accident alert (Safety SMS). May of this year my husband wrecked his motorcycle going interstate speeds. The REVER app worked great for us; he was pleased with overall app performance (paid subscription), and the Safety SMS messaging system gave me a peace of mind. However, I was disheartened that it didn’t alert me of his accident. I know it was running because I “ended the ride” on his phone when I got home several hours later. REVER is a good app. I’m writing this review mainly to offer the suggestion of implementing some kind of crash alert system. Also, I’d like to inform those tracking loved ones through REVER that the Safety SMS notification system does not alert them of an accident (should they be expecting it to), and to possibly have another app running in the background that does. Ride safe everyone. Wear your gear.

Never miss a twisty road again. The gold standard for ride planning. Access to Butler Maps is the key for me. I used this app to ride the Four Corners and ALCAN highway to Denali. The Challenges add another level to a ride for a reason to get to someplace worthwhile. I don't need it for turn by turn navigation as much because I study the route before I go. I do let it track my ride but I like other programs that notify me of cops and construction areas.

Don’t purchase upgrade. The free version worked fine. I wanted to upgrade for the turn-by-turn directions. Waste of money. More often than not, the turn-by-turn screen goes completely white with no way to continue the route without starting completely over. I agree with other users that this is not a replacement for Waze or Google Maps. Skipping waypoints is very glitchy. Not sure why the turn-by-turn directions screen has to be layered on top of another map. Seems to cause too many issues. It should be either a route line or turn-by-turn. Not both. I won’t be renewing.

Dead reliable. I had my odometer break while I was riding through the Mojave desert using a roll chart for navigation. I fired up the REVER app, and the mileage was accurate to the tenth, just as I needed. Very impressed and def planning to use it more often. I know it would be too much to ask, but a rally mode where you could adjust or reset the mileage would be super cool.

Don’t waste time or money. This app will leave you hanging on the road with a blue line that travels off your screen making you think you’re off route. Also, any changes in your planned route ( like a one turn detour and then back on track) will leave you lost. The app won’t pickup when you’re back on route. I tried getting help to no avail. Frequently asked questions won’t address the problem above because they don’t have an answer. I canceled my subscription in the 14 day trial period but they sent charges 3 days after my cancellation.

Fun app. It’s a lot of fun to see your path at the end of a ride. A free trial of turn-by-turn directions was offered once, but the app crashed on me and I couldn’t do the trial. I wish we could update a web map in real time like FollowMee. I wish we got dynamic info like lean angles that some of the track apps offer. As it is, I run 3 moto apps at once to get all this, plus sometimes a gps app as well! For what it is, it’s great! Wish it was more though.

Navigation turn by turn - does not function. There are three ways to navigate: - follow the blue line (pre created trip) -- in the above mode you follow the blue line but the app does not tell you when to turn, not helpful - turn by turn navigation (pre created trip) --- first asks you to verify the blue line (pre created trip) 👍.... Don't get off the green line because the app will take you all the way back were you had to detoir. This happens no matter how much your on the route. Not helpful... - input an adress: --- this seems to work and makes adjustments. Which leads me to believe the second navigation option is a bug. Fix the following: - blue line should give you turn by turn voice navigation - if you have to detoir the app should know when you are back on track

Great Way to travel. I have used REVER since the beginning of summer and while I forget to track my rides 70% of the time, I really enjoy looking back on the ones I remembered too. Add pictures to the rides and share with friends. The only beef I have is that it’s difficult to get it started without being in a service area. I got off my bike in Greenbank Wv for a photo and it would not reload. It was 64 miles until I got cell service again and could reload my track. Other than that, a great app!

Depends…. I really like REVER for tracking my rides and the community aspect. I go on discovery rides all the time and use REVER to track my ride then I want to bring up my ride and. ”ride it” but turn by turn directions is worse than useless! I don’t want to have to look at a navigation screen there is enough to look at without adding that to the mix. I hope they sort it or I’m going to drop my subscription.

Good app but needs improvement. The overall experience is ok. Maos are great but trip planning from within the app isn't possible. You have to log on from a desktop or use a browser on your mobile device. Would be nice to be able st scan around a map with a pointer and not leave waypoints all over the map when researching potential rides as well. It would also be nice to see the highlighted sections on the map showing the type of ride as shown in the full version map key after you've planned a trip and are on route.

Not awesome. As much as I’d like to give this a glowing review, I simply can’t. I’ve used it several times and while it’s never “gotten me lost”, it’s also not a great navigation experience. Especially compared to several other apps. I’d recommend Scenic or Beeline or even Google over REVER any day. If they ever refine it and make the overall experience more useful then I might revisit it but as of now, the only thing it has going for it is the Butler integration and that’s simply not enough.

Good app overall. Overall, this is a good app. Easily navigates to your point of destination and provides good turn-by-turn navigation along the route, while providing information about adjacent roads when traveling. The only problem that I have with the app is that I signed up for it but am unable to access the pro features. I’m going to uninstall it and reinstall to see if that will solve the problem.

Easy to use but missing a few features. I like the curvy roads and avoid highway features, but the app wants to use gravel roads. Might be a good idea to add a feature similar to those mentioned above to avoid gravel. One other thing I would like to see is the ability to switch between following your route and navigation. I know my home area so I don’t need turn-by-turn until later on in the ride. Most importantly though, no gravel roads.

It’s not bad, but..... I really like the safety SMS feature on this app. It seems great for certain areas, however, there isn’t a lot in my area on this app. It shows pretty much no groups or other people near me. If I lived out in the middle of nowhere, I’d understand that, but I live outside of a decent sized city in the southeast on the coast. While we don’t have the twisties or the mountains, we do have some pretty areas to ride. Perhaps if more people in my area used this, it would be worth having, but for now, it’s really not worth the monthly price where I live.

Great app, but missing menu items in landscape mode. Great app for planning and tracking routes. Had my phone mounted in landscape mode for a pre-planned ride yesterday, after getting to my destination I tried to plan a route back home - thought I was going crazy, the “create ride” and “cool routes here” menu options were missing, but when I dismounted my phone and turned it to portrait mode they reappeared. Why are they not visible in both orientations?!

Absolutely detest this app. I absolutely detest this app. It is the least user friendly and intuitive map application I have ever used. It works well on a desktop, but I don’t usually travel with a desktop pc mounted to my handlebars. It seems like it is more about the social aspect of sharing rides than actual mapping. Why does it open with “record” front and center rather than maps? Lots of sub menus that are a pain to deal with on a phone. Why does it demand that I lost a date for the ride I just tried to route? I just want to map a ride and don’t think that I should be required to put a definitive date on it. Don’t waste your money - I really wish I would not have wasted mine.

Good but.... Enjoy the app so far for tracking routes and miles. Navigation is a little buggy and often tries to route me to the back side of destinations rather than the actual street address. No real complaints other than the top users on the odometer challenge claiming to ride 8-12k miles every single month. Maybe the truck drivers should turn the tracking off when they’re not actually riding on two wheels.

Need Apple Watch Support. I live the Rever app and truthfully it deserves all 5 stars. But I would love it even more if they supported the Apple Watch platform. I would love to be able to leave my phone home and know I still have the ability to use Rever on my watch. Other than that, I love it. My wife loves being able to track my rides in real time. Gives her peace of mind she never had before.

Amazing app with great features!. Rever is a great app for new and experienced riders. It has a ton of preset routes available and it’s cool to be able to save rides and share them with friends. The app even connects with GoPro to capture the key parts of your weekend adventures and has LiveRide to keep your friends and family notified while you ride (especially awesome for solo riders in remote areas). This app is mainly oriented at motorcyclists but is also a good resource for car enthusiasts looking for new roads to drive. Highly recommend you give it a try! With all the storms in California this past winter, it would be great if they added community contributions to report closed roads and hazardous road conditions (would work well if it synced with Community GoPro footage to show where the hazard might be).

Push notification ads. I haven’t even had a chance to really try out the app, but I just got two push notification ads promoting the app. “New reactions on rides!” and “view the top motorcycle routes in …” I looked for a setting to disable these notifications and there doesn’t appear to be one. I’m not here to drive your engagement. Annoying notifications that try to distract me from whatever else I’m doing just to promote your app are a hard pass. I was interested in getting the Butler maps on my phone, but I’ll make do with the paper maps instead.

REVER review. This app has incredible features and attention to detail. It gives you so many riding options and locations. I love the fact that it give you the ability to pave your own path whether it be off-road or on the road. It also gives you the opportunity to connect and stay connected to other riders.

Save your money and try something else’s. Spent several hours planning 3 rides in NC. Planning the rides was way harder then expected which was very disappointing from the start. Then when I tried to use the app on the ride it got worse. Starting at any point other then the starting point entered cause the app problems. Lastly the navigation does not have audio, I had to constantly look down check the road name and then read each street sign for my turn. Do yourself a favor and don’t waste your time or money like I did, and try something else.

Fix routes so they match the actual road!!. Been a long time user still frustrated w some mapping functions... Rever still keeps putting straight lines when there’s curves in the road also some of the lines are not exactly on the roads that u mark... finally the website mapping is terrible... it will draw straight lines between two points when u what it to follow the road instead inbetween the two points please fix all this or I will not b a continued subscriber!! RICHARD F

Great app needs some work. I pay for this app and it great but I do 120 mile to 300 miles rides and it drops out it freezes up. Also the auto pause needs work. Drains the phone battery worse then using google maps gps. But does track well and when it’s working properly gives a lot of useful and fun information about ur ride

Developers please read. Really love this app. I use it to track my progress when I ride my bicycle. Please add options for bicycles and maybe trails etc. also please add positions such as being able to set goals etc. Would also love to see it compatible with the apple watch. Over all it is a great app & will continue to use it. Please see other bicycle apps from the store and compare them to have an idea as to what features to add. Thank you! Love you app!

MySPIN. While app comes up on MySPIN, user cannot effectively interact with map beyond setting destination. None of the paid features are available and REVER refuses to refund purchase. I use latest iOS device and version. Too, there’s no rerouting or changing route in any fashion, so if you go off route, you’ll have to ride around searching to reconnect with it again. Good concept, poorly executed. If they ever figure it out, they should partner with a weather app to show a transparent overlay, but based on their current app, that will probably show only hour old data, so maybe they shouldn’t.

Very disappointed. Upon much talk with other riders and close friends who have your app I Cancelled my subscription, your app has to many problems! Very clunky, doesn’t load, the pause/ start is a pain, trying to upload pics sucksYou should develop your product better before charging that premium.

Great app!. Love the app! Like that it logs my rides and I can share location. One feature I would love to see is when you’re reviewing rides, instead of, or may be in addition to elevation, I wish you could see your speed as well on the mobile app. Not sure if that could be done, but would make an excellent feature!

App is good but wish they would make a car version. I like the app and a group of use have used it for car rides. It works well and it was good to have everyone following the same route. Wrote to the developers about making a car version but never heard anything back. Maybe a toggle that would let you add a car instead of just motorcycles but then I am sure the diehards would hate it.

Useful in some ways. I ride about 5k miles a year, mostly weekends. I was looking for a solution that overlayed weather which this app does. The issue is if you create a route on the webpage, it does not give you the option to navigate it, only follow. If you navigate it will recalculate the shortest route. Stupid if you are looking for the scenic ride. If you follow the route- It doesn’t tell you when you should turn! I gave it a 90 day try and find it Lacking. It’s not quite ready to pay $8 a month for a prime time app. Google is free.

Confusing. This is not a very user friendly app. You cannot make account detail changes. Everything has to be done from a computer. And when you use the help option, they refer you to the website. Then once you make a change via computer, there is a delay in the change. I changed my login email and it wouldn’t take my old or new email as a log in. Having Rever and Rlink as two separate things makes it confusing as well. I like the gps security, but everything else is confusing. I wish there was a solid tutorial video for both Rever and Rlink.

Pretty happy. I’m happy enough to write my first review in 10years if owning an iPhone. But... I don’t use it for more than trip planning and tracking my adventure rides. I let it track my rides but my screen goes blank all the time and even while plugged into my bike to charge it draws more battery than it charges. My biggest complaint is the trip planning editing. I spend LOTS of time planning Adventure rides and try to keep them in as much dirt as possible. I would LOVE to have option to make fuel stops and alternate routes. It also seems to be hanging up while planning lately. All the way points stay but it takes awhile to regenerate the route. All that said it’s better than anything else I’ve used.

Do Not Waste Your Money - READ THIS. I’ve absolutely had it with this App. I want my money back. I’ve given it multiple chances. Hear me…I want to use it. I want to love it…EVERY SINGLE TIME I NEED IT TO DO ITS BASIC FUNCTION IT FAILS! App continues to crash when trying to save rides. Today I recorded a 335.7 mile ride (that was the exact mileage as I named the ride). I was going to share as a route with a group. While trying to save the route the app ONCE AGAIN CRASHED! To add insult to injury, it somehow saved 88.7 miles of the ride??? REVER I give up. I want a refund. I’m done. This was the last freaking straw.

Great bike app. Needs lean angle recording.. This is a great app for motorcyclist. I like that it has courses for dirt and street bikes. It will record distance, speed, time, and elevation change. It allows you to create different bikes in your garage and pick which one you rode while tracking. You can even add pictures of your ride. The only thing I wish this would add is lean angle tracking/ recording. This would be very useful for those of us that ride sport bikes and love to carve up twisty roads.

It’s okay compared to the competition. There’s other apps out there *ahem* (Detecht) that have the sms crash notifications and all the other features that REVER offers. How’re these other apps (👆) are much more user friendly when it comes to creating and navigating twisties. When I run REVER on my new iPhone 13 Pro it take only 2 HOURS I’ll say that again so you get it, 2 HOURS for my phone to go from 95% to 20% while using turn by turn, that’s absurd. The only thing I would keep REVER around for is the US community but just use Facebook if you want to keep up with your local community.

Not rider friendly still. So this is my second time with REVER and they still have not fixed the issues that made me leave for calimoto . The skip waypoint issue won’t work for skipping multiple waypoints along a route and you still can’t jump into the ride if you exit the route to sightsee ! Both defeat the purpose of a motorcycle app, you set local rides with multiple waypoints normally cities however you don’t want to go into The city always it’s just a navigation point on map