Go.Live.
Any ride or run, live on the map.
Any race, time trial or meet-up, live for anyone to watch.
The event
Everyone Live
Your whole activity goes live from the phone in your pocket, everyone in it, you among the field, and you go knowing exactly where you stand.
No tracker to carry, nothing to hire.
Your people see you participating.
One link puts anyone at the event in seconds, watching you in the field, not a lone dot on a map.
Your phone lasts the whole way.
Smart battery modes, from live tracking to an all-day ultra, switchable mid-ride, stretch one charge across the longest days, so it's still live when you finish, not dead in your pocket at hour eleven.
Who's ahead, who's chasing
The gaps as they change, the gap ahead opening or closing and the chase behind gaining.
The club and the team
Clubs made easy
Build the ride in minutes and one link gets the whole club in. The group rides live on one map, and the recap afterwards gives everyone their moment and a reason to line up for the next one.
Build the ride in minutes.
Drop in a GPX route, set the meeting point and time, share it with the club.
Know who's coming, and who's rolling.
See who's in before you leave the house, and the group already moving, live.
The whole group, live on one map.
Watch the club ride unfold together, everyone in it at once.
Milestone
Set a Milestone worth coming back to
Mark a spot that means something to your club, the town sign, the climb, the café, and afterwards the recap shows who got there first and by how much.
Aster works it out from the ride once everyone's home, so the moment your club already rides for finally has its result.
Who got there first
The café
Sharing
Share it all
You're never out there on your own. Send one link and the people who matter are with you, through the hard hours, and there when you finish.
Finished · 12th of 128
ASTERSofia Renner
82.4km
Distance
3h 12m
Moving
+1,240m
Climbing
astertrack.app
They're there for the hard part.
Hour eleven, the last climb, the dark, not just the story you tell afterwards.
They know where to be.
They can see where you are, so they pick their moment, head to the roadside to cheer you through, or be watching for the finish.
They see you finish.
Live, as it happens, so the pride of it is theirs too, not something they hear about later.
You get the story to send on.
After the finish, the day becomes a share card, the route, the numbers, the moments that mattered, ready for the group chat and the feed, so it travels after it's done.