Ride whenever you want.
Always get home dry.
MotoRideDry combines GPS navigation with real-time weather monitoring — so every ride stays a ride, not a gamble.
You know that moment.
You leave under a clear sky. Forty kilometres later — downpour. No exit ramp, no shelter. You ride home soaked, swearing that "next time" you'll check the weather properly.
The problem isn't the rain. It's that your GPS ignores the weather, and your weather app ignores your route.
MotoRideDry is built for exactly that.
The app
A GPS that watches the sky while you ride.
Motorcycle GPS navigation
Routes built for two wheels: back roads, motorway-free options, speed limits displayed. An interface you can read at a glance.
Real-time weather monitoring
An alert the moment a rain zone forms on your route. Official storm alerts built right in.
Plan your ride
Start, destination, waypoints, road style. Live traffic included. Your route weather displayed hour by hour.
Ride logbook
Every ride records itself automatically — photos and videos included. Your trip diary, neatly organised.
Who is it for?
Which rider are you?
The pragmatist
"I want to commute by bike, not show up to a meeting soaked."
Daily commutes, unpredictable weather. MotoRideDry gives you the info before you leave — and alerts you on the road.
The Sunday rider
"My Sunday ride is sacred."
Plan your outing from Thursday. Check conditions on your favourite circuit. Leave relaxed.
The planner
"I plan my moto holidays three months ahead."
Map out your full route in advance and keep it handy. As your departure approaches, you get the weather for your entire road, hour by hour.
The GPS loyalist
"Google Maps doesn't get motorcyclists."
A GPS built for the bike — not recycled from a car app. An interface designed for helmets and gloves.
FAQ
Your questions, straight answers.
The project is on hold: the app is not being distributed at this time and no sign-ups are open.
We rely on data from MET Norway, the Norwegian national meteorological institute — a world reference — updated continuously. Coverage follows your exact route: not a general city forecast, but point by point along your road.
GPS navigation works offline. Weather monitoring needs a connection to update in real time — basic 4G is enough, and covers the vast majority of roads.
A weather app tells you what it's like in a city. Google Maps doesn't know your route passes through a storm cell in two hours. MotoRideDry monitors your entire route and alerts you before you get there. One app, one clear decision.
iPhone (iOS 15.1 and above) and Android (8.0 and above). Compatible with motorcycle phone mounts and Bluetooth intercoms, so you get voice alerts through your helmet.