CycleBuddy
Find riders near you and turn solo miles into group rides
Find riders nearby, join group rides, and chat with your crew. Built for cyclists who ride smarter.
A look inside
About the app
Why CycleBuddy
CycleBuddy is the app that turns solo miles into group rides. It helps cyclists find riders nearby, discover and join group rides, and stay connected with their crew through built-in chat. Whether you ride road, gravel or MTB, the hardest part is often finding people to ride with at your pace — CycleBuddy solves that.
Instead of hoping the local club's Facebook page is active, you can see who's riding near you, jump into planned group rides and coordinate details without the back-and-forth. Pace and skill awareness helps you find rides that match your level, so you're neither getting dropped nor soft-pedaling.
What you get
Everything inside CycleBuddy.
01
Find riders near you
See cyclists in your area and connect with people who ride where you ride.
02
Join group rides
Discover planned rides and jump in — no more riding alone every weekend.
03
Chat with your crew
Coordinate routes, meet times and last-minute changes in one place.
04
Pace & skill aware
Match with rides at your level so every ride is fun, not frustrating.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is CycleBuddy free?
Yes, it's free to download on the App Store.
What types of cycling does it support?
Road, gravel and MTB riders of all levels use CycleBuddy to find people to ride with.
How does it find rides at my level?
Ride discovery is pace- and skill-aware, so you can find group rides that match your ability.
Get CycleBuddy on your iPhone
Find riders near you and turn solo miles into group rides
From the blog
Read more about CycleBuddy
Road vs Gravel vs MTB: Which Type of Cycling Is for You?
Road, gravel, or mountain biking? A clear, honest breakdown of terrain, bikes, cost, fitness, and vibe to help you pick the discipline that actually fits your life.
How to Find a Group Ride When You're New to Cycling
Your first group ride can feel intimidating, but it doesn't have to be. Here's where to find local rides, what to expect, the etiquette that matters, and how to spot no-drop rides.
