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Life & fun · June 10, 2026

Apex — Motorcycle Telemetry

Group rides, event planning & ride telemetry in one app

What it does

Apex is the all-in-one app for motorcyclists now built around riding together. New in this relaunch: 🏍️ Group rides ride connected with your crew 📅 Event planning organize meetups & community rides 🎨 Fully redesigned UI & UX 📊 Plus telemetry: speed, lean angle, GPS routes & ride stats Built by a rider, for riders. Plan rides, ride together, review your data all in one place. Would love your feedback 🏍️

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