Proof you can stand behind
A check-in is refused outside the radius, refused from a faked location, and refused with a wound-back clock. What is in the standings was ridden.
RideQuest sets your members a list of places to ride to. They prove they got there with two photographs taken on the spot — and the standings update themselves.

You set it up once. The season looks after itself.
Drop each stop on the map, give it a name, a description and an arrival radius. Ten minutes for a whole season.
They join with your club code, pick a challenge and ride. The app shows them what is next and how far they have come.
Two photographs — the rider and the motorcycle — taken inside the radius, with the position and the time recorded. No photo roll, no afterwards.
Progress, leaderboards and finishing certificates are produced as people ride. Nobody keeps a spreadsheet.
The parts that usually take somebody a winter.
A check-in is refused outside the radius, refused from a faked location, and refused with a wound-back clock. What is in the standings was ridden.
Search an address or drop a pin, drag the stops into order, let the route optimiser sort them, and set each radius by hand where it matters.
The admin panel, the rider app and every email carry your club name, your logo and your colour. Riders see your club, not ours.
Printable finishing certificates per rider, a full challenge report, and printable cards — generated the moment a challenge ends.
A printable code that joins your club, and one per challenge. Put them on the clubhouse wall and on the run sheet.
Every screen, every email and both legal documents, in both languages. Members read whichever they set.
Not for the app, which is free to install and use. A club can put a joining fee on an individual challenge if it wants to — that is your decision and your money, collected through PayPal.
Photographs are taken in the app, at the stop, with the position attached — there is no way to upload one from the gallery. A check-in outside the radius is refused, a mock location is refused, and a device clock set backwards is refused.
The rider does. They are visible to the rider who took them and to the club administrators, and to nobody else. A rider can delete their account from inside the app, and everything goes with it.
Yes. The free plan runs one challenge with up to five stops for up to 500 members, with no card and no time limit. Most clubs run their first season on it.
It takes a minute. You get the administrator login and your club code straight away.