Enduro Hub is here: the app is out on iPhone and Android

Enduro Hub is here. The app is available to download free on both platforms from today, on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android, and with it the platform opens to every off-road rider.

Anyone who rides off-road knows how scattered it all is. One chat group for organising rides, a forum for technical questions, a search engine for a part number, and another site for news. Enduro Hub was built to pull all of that into one place, and to stay neutral about what you ride: KTM, Husqvarna, GASGAS, Beta, Sherco, Honda, Yamaha or whatever else is standing in your garage.

What is in the app

Group rides and a live map. Find rides near you, join with one tap, or create your own with a route, a meeting point and a difficulty level. Ride leaders see who signed up and are told when someone joins or drops out.

Jeremy, the technical assistant. Maintenance questions in plain language: torque figures, oil capacities, valve clearances, diagnostics and OEM part numbers. Jeremy works from real service manuals rather than guesswork, and you can send it a photo of a part and it will tell you what it is.

Parts finder. Describe the part you need in your own words and get the OEM number that fits the bike on your profile. If it is not in the catalogue, the search carries on to the shops.

Return to vehicle. A compass and navigation that lead you back to where you left the truck, with distance and heading, even deep off-grid with no signal.

Emergency mode. A one-tap SOS that sends your exact location to riders nearby and to the community safety desk, plus check-ins along the route.

News and events. Enduro news from around the world, and a calendar of races, rides and launches.

How to get it

iPhone: App Store
Android: Google Play

The download is free, and the community, ride discovery and news are open to everyone. This is the beginning, and what gets built next will come from what riders ask for. See you on the trail.