RYDN turns a race GPX into a plan you can trust: where the water is, when you’ll get there, and whether it’s still open when you do.
For unsupported ultras and bikepacking. Free while in beta.
Shown here with a real 314 km race around Munich. Every number on this page comes out of the app.
Distance, climbing, and a map that shows terrain, rivers and towns instead of a bare line. Your file is never changed, so the track on your head unit stays exactly the organiser’s.
RYDN searches OpenStreetMap within 500 m of your route: fountains, vending machines, bakeries, shops and fuel stations that actually have a shop. On this course it found 297 places and grouped them by type.
A pin on a map is a candidate, not a promise. Each place opens in Street View or Google Maps with one tap. Tick it if it’s there, cross it if it isn’t. Only checked stops count as reliable.
Arrival time at every stop, computed from your power, your weight and the terrain. RYDN stops only where your water or food would run out, flags shops that are closed when you arrive, and shows the same plan as fast, balanced or careful.
A lock screen per race day for your phone, and the original GPX with every stop as a waypoint for Garmin, Wahoo or COROS. Out there you need no signal and no app.
A shop on a map might be closed for good. A fountain might be dry. RYDN never dresses up a guess as a fact, and it tells you what it doesn’t know.
RYDN is being built with riders who use it for real races. Paid plans will follow once the basics hold up on the road; the prices below are the plan, not a promise.
Everything in RYDN: GPX import, finding and verifying stops, race plan, lock screens and GPX export. Access in batches.
Unlimited races, every export, the race plan with scenarios and Strava-based power estimates. €59.99 a year.
Everything in Pro for a single event, from the GPX to the finish.