Motorcycle-first planning
Search businesses or street addresses, then build scenic, curvy, balanced, or direct routes with surface and avoidance preferences.
TrueCourse Apps
Motorcycle Navigation and Events
ThrottleRun by TrueCourse Technologies is a safety-first motorcycle route planner, ride tracker, and organized-ride workspace with offline-ready navigation architecture, group operations, hazards, and auditable GPS poker and dice rides.
Current Android screens show the same connected route, ride, event, motorcycle, and maintenance workflows available from a rider account.
ThrottleRun is built around a rider's actual workflow: plan, prepare, ride, review, and organize.
Search businesses or street addresses, then build scenic, curvy, balanced, or direct routes with surface and avoidance preferences.
Record route segments locally, retry sync safely, and keep rider-owned ride history.
Create group, poker, and dice rides with riders, waivers, routes, checkpoints, and standings.
Checkpoint claims use GPS quality, stopped confirmation, dwell time, idempotency, and committed event randomness.
Visible foreground tracking, emergency contacts, hazards, privacy zones, and explicit live sharing.
Search businesses or street addresses, compare route options, review road conditions, and save the route before departure.
Riders check in at real route points, stop safely, satisfy the dwell rule, and receive a deterministic event result tied to the organizer's committed seed.
Detailed actions stay out of riding mode. Active tracking is visible, live sharing is explicit, and checkpoint games require a stopped rider.
Foreground ride tracking uses a persistent Android notification. There is no covert location mode.
Riders search a business name or street address, review it on the road map, and select the intended result before planning.
Route edits, messages, card draws, dice rolls, and organizer controls are for a parked motorcycle.
Use the rider workspace to plan routes, organize rides, review recorded mileage, manage motorcycles and maintenance, and control what information is shared.