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Ride to claim roads
Start a ride and go. Every street you cover is added to your territory, drawn in your colour. Riding the same road twice doesn't count twice.
iOS & Android
Every road you ride becomes yours. Close a loop and the land inside it is your territory. Ride through someone else's ground and take it — they can take it straight back.
How it works
No routes to follow, no segments to hunt. Ride anywhere and the map remembers.
Start a ride and go. Every street you cover is added to your territory, drawn in your colour. Riding the same road twice doesn't count twice.
Come back near where you started and everything inside becomes yours. You don't have to hit the exact spot — get within about twenty metres and it counts.
Ride through someone else's territory and the overlap transfers to you. Land is never shared — last rider through owns it, and you'll get a notification when someone takes yours.
Features
Everything works offline, on your phone, without a subscription.
Rides are recorded on your phone and sync when you're back in range. Ride a mountain pass with no bars and lose nothing.
See other riders' territory in their own colours, with their faces on the ground they hold. Tap anyone on the leaderboard to fly to them.
The leaderboard measures land you currently hold — so it can go down. World and country boards, all-time and this month.
Every month countries are drawn against each other. Every kilometre you claim scores for yours.
The clock stops at traffic lights, so your average speed means something. Every ride keeps its own route and numbers.
Picks your units and language from your phone. English, Norsk, Deutsch, Español, Français, Suomi.
Country cups
Countries are seeded into a knockout bracket and drawn against each other. Each round scores only the land captured while it runs — so it's decided by who rides, not by who started first.
FAQ
Ride back to within roughly twenty metres of a point you've already passed and the loop closes automatically — you don't need to cross your own path or land on the exact spot. If you stop the ride slightly short, it gives you a wider tolerance and closes it then. The smallest area that counts is about 200 m², roughly a lap of a small building.
Nothing is lost. Rides are recorded on the phone and every claim is written to disk before it's sent, then synced when you're back online. You'll see a small badge showing how many claims are waiting.
Yes — that's the game. Riding through ground someone holds transfers the overlap to you, and you can lose yours the same way. You get a notification when it happens.
It uses GPS while you're recording, like any cycling app. Tracking stops entirely when you finish a ride, and the clock auto-pauses when you stop moving.
Yes, from inside the app — Profile → Delete account. It permanently removes your account, territory, roads and stats. The ground you held immediately becomes available to other riders.