No internet
Two iPhones talk directly
The phones connect to each other over Wi-Fi — no cell signal, roaming or towers needed. Both riders tap “Ride” and the roles sort themselves out. No host, no guest.
ProductsRideLink
RideLink
A motorcycle intercom on regular AirPods. No internet, no extra headset.
field test · iPhone
Key ideas
Dashboard
One lamp says it all
The screen behaves like a motorcycle dash: everything stays quiet except a single lamp. Solid — you’re connected. Dashed — the link dropped and is reconnecting on its own.
Eyes-free
On the road, no need to look at the screen
Short cues in your AirPods tell you what’s happening with the link. One rule: up means on, down means off.
Always on top
The link stays visible over your navigation
The lamp lives on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island: your maps stay open, and the link status stays in sight.
How it’s made
A quiet interface for a loud road.
Stack
SwiftSwiftUIDirect Wi-FiAirPods
Approach
- An adaptive audio buffer keeps speech flowing when the link weakens.
- The link comes back on its own, with an audio cue — nothing to press.
- The dashboard stays dark in both themes, so the lamp is visible in bright sun.
- Every state — from “ready to connect” to “no microphone access” — is designed on its own, with a clear next step.
Status
Field test.
DoneDashboard and cues
Every link state, the lock screen, Dynamic Island, audio cues.
NowField test
Proving the link and the audio buffer on real rides.
NextOpen beta
More riders, more roads.
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Contact
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