Plan where you are headed before the ride starts.
Coming soon to iOS
Available on the App Store
Off-road ride recording, review, and navigation
Your ride.
From first turn
to replay.
Explore the next trail, record rides and laps, then replay the moments that matter. TrackItMX brings your routes, crew, and bike setup together in one place.
TrackItMX is made for iPhone first, with Apple Watch support and CarPlay navigation for supported setups. Android is in local development; a public Android release is not yet available.
Connected-trail browsing
Trails · My Rides · Races
Ride and lap recording
Recorded-time replay
Group Ride visibility
Spectator links
Apple Watch companion
CarPlay support
Garage and setup memory
Capture the session while keeping your crew in view.
Turn the route and events into useful review.
Keep setup memory and ride context together.
Built for your next ride
More ways to plan, explore, and keep your rides together.
Explore connected trails, keep phone and Watch rides in one Library, and revisit your session with replay. Online features depend on access and connectivity.
Trails. My Rides. Races.
Find trails, revisit phone recordings and Watch imports together in My Rides, and open official race calendars from Races. In-app race listings are awaiting source approval; a complete race schedule is not included.
See connected sections as a trail.
Browse related trail sections together while original mapped gaps stay visible. Search around a town or map area, or long-press for a dropped pin with Directions, Trails nearby, and Races nearby actions.
Selected routes across 35 states.
The current catalog includes 44,844 source sections and road connections, including reviewed routes in Alabama and Colorado. These are section counts, not unique trails. Coverage and permitted vehicle use vary by location.
Understand trail coverageArrive at the place, beyond the pin.
Arrival handling accounts for nearby parking and fresh GPS evidence. Use the nearby Arrived here control when you have reached your destination away from its exact map pin.
A clear way to leave the group.
Members and hosts can use Leave Group Ride from the group menu, including when offline. Ending the room for everyone remains a separate host control.
Watch the ride unfold.
Replay recorded timing, pause, scrub, and change playback speed. New shared rides can show lap colors and marked trail context, with mapped gaps kept separate.
Explore shared ride replayWhy TrackItMX
Every ride leaves clues. TrackItMX keeps them together.
TrackItMX is built for riders who want the route, the recording, the crew, and the setup context in one place. Navigation matters. The bigger win is remembering what happened and making the next ride less of a guess.
Record rides and laps
Choose Ride or Lap mode on iPhone or Apple Watch. Lap mode arms when you press Record and starts timing after sustained movement. GPS quality and permissions affect capture; gaps stay visible in saved rides.
Review that explains the ride
Replay your recorded route, compare lap intervals, and review session metrics. Original GPS samples remain intact; missing capture is shown rather than filled with an invented route.
Garage memory
Keep bike setup, ride history, and session context tied together so the app remembers more than a route line on a map.
Crew visibility
Create or join Group Ride rooms and see where riders are when the room is connected.
iPhone, Watch, and CarPlay
TrackItMX is made for iPhone and connects with Apple Watch and CarPlay on supported setups.
Links that open the right view
Place links, rider invites, spectator invites, and private ride shares are shaped to land people in the right TrackItMX path.
The ride loop
The ride loop, finally in one place.
TrackItMX is meant to feel useful before the ride starts, while the ride is happening, and when you are looking back at what mattered.
Find the trail.
Trail lookup, routing, and map behavior designed around off-road riding instead of city driving.
Record the ride.
Capture the session from start to finish, including route, timing, movement, and ride events when permissions allow.
Review what happened.
See the ride as more than a saved line. TrackItMX turns the session into takeaways you can actually use.
Ride again smarter.
Carry ride memory, setup context, and progress forward instead of starting from zero every time.
Built for real off-road use
Dirt bikes, SxS, ATV, trucks, and crews that actually ride.
TrackItMX is made for riders who care about where they went, how the ride unfolded, what setup they were on, and who was still moving with the group.
More than a solo tracker
The app, the web, and the garage all point at the same ride.
Ride recording, Watch, CarPlay, spectator links, shared ride recaps, and garage notes work together so each ride is easier to follow, understand, and remember.
Find known trails, preview the area, and route toward believable access points before the ride begins.
Create or join rooms, see rider locations, and keep the group picture simple when network conditions allow.
Shared spectator links can open a live map on the web so friends, family, or pit crew do not need the app.
Apple Watch can add companion ride context and optional health-related signals when the rider grants permission.
CarPlay support is focused on readable route behavior before the off-road part of the ride starts.
Save bike and setup notes to help you remember what changed between rides. Ride Coach and Mechanic availability depends on account access and connected services; general availability is not announced.
Sharing
Links that make sense when not everyone has the app.
If someone does not have the app, shared links still give them a clean way to follow a live room, open a place, or view a ride recap.
Watch a Group Ride room from the browser.
Open a room code, see the map, and follow rider locations when the room is active.
Open spectator mapOpen a saved ride recap from a private link.
Unlisted links can show a route, metrics, lap colors, and recorded-time replay. Anyone with the link can view it until it expires or is revoked. Older links may use a clearly labeled estimated preview.
How ride links workInvites, places, and rides land in the right flow.
TrackItMX links can open the app when it is installed, or show a useful web page when the browser is the better path.
Link helpTrust and safety
Your ride data should work for your ride.
TrackItMX may handle ride information like location, route traces, telemetry, Group Ride location sharing, spectator visibility, and optional Watch or health-related signals. Those choices should be clear, permission-based, and easy to question.
- Location and telemetry are used to power navigation, recording, review, and Group Ride features.
- Watch and health-related signals are optional and permission-based.
- New installs ask you to opt in to automatic cloud backup and app analytics. You can change those choices in Settings.
- Online features such as group rooms, sharing, restore, and backup may require network access.
- TrackItMX is not emergency rescue infrastructure. In a real emergency, use local emergency services.
FAQ
Quick answers before you ride.
Where do I download TrackItMX?
TrackItMX is coming soon to iOS. The public download is not available yet, and no release date is announced. Use the Download on the App Store buttons to open the official iPhone listing. Android is in development for a later release.
What makes TrackItMX different?
TrackItMX is focused on the whole ride loop: get to the trail, record the session, review what happened, remember setup context, and improve next time. Navigation matters, but the bigger idea is ride memory and ride review for off-road riders.
Does TrackItMX work without cell service?
Included trail geometry and saved rides are available on your device, and GPS recording can work without cell service. Basemap imagery is not guaranteed offline. Place search, directions, live Group Ride, spectator links, sharing, cloud backup, restore, and online AI need a connection.
Can I find trails somewhere other than my current location?
Yes. Explore Trails lets you search around a town, the map area, or a dropped pin. Trail lines appear as you zoom into a region, so you can browse a destination before you travel.
Does the app include every trail?
Coverage varies by region. The included catalog combines selected public trail sections and road connections; it is not a complete nationwide inventory or a live closure service. Check Coverage & Sources in the app, current agency maps, vehicle limits, seasonal rules, and any required permissions.
Can someone follow a ride without TrackItMX installed?
Yes. Spectator links can open a live Group Ride room in the browser. Private shared ride links can also open a saved ride recap on the website after the rider chooses to share that ride.
How does TrackItMX track my ride?
With your permission, TrackItMX uses device location, timing, movement, saved ride events, and optional Watch signals to record the session and build a clearer post-ride review.
How do Ride Coach and Mechanic work?
Ride Coach and Mechanic are being developed around ride history and garage notes. Access depends on account eligibility and connected services; availability for all riders is not yet announced. It is not a replacement for professional riding instruction, mechanical work, or your OEM service manual.
What does TrackItMX track?
Depending on the features and permissions you use, TrackItMX may handle location, route traces, ride telemetry, timestamps, speed, distance, device motion signals, Group Ride location sharing, optional Watch or health-related signals, app reliability data, and support messages.
Is TrackItMX for emergencies?
No. TrackItMX is a ride app, not emergency rescue infrastructure. In a real-world emergency, contact local emergency services.
Is Android coming?
Yes. A native Android local preview includes offline trail browsing, recording and recovery, ride replay, GPX tools, and Garage notes. It is still in development, with no public download or release date announced.
Support
Need help or a human answer?
Use the support page for ride recording issues, Group Ride trouble, spectator bugs, install help, and product questions.
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Read how TrackItMX handles location, ride data, spectator visibility, optional health signals, app reliability data, and requests.
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Bring the ride back with more than a line on a map.
Record the session, keep the crew visible, review what mattered, and carry the setup memory forward. For support, email support@trackitmx.com.