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MotoRev vs Calimoto

Calimoto is a twisty-road planner and navigator. MotoRev is a riding app built around the people you ride with. Here is how they compare.

Last checked October 22, 2026By the MotoRev team

Calimoto is one of the best known motorcycle navigation apps, and its curvy routing is the reason. Its site says it has over 3 million riders. MotoRev plans twisty routes and navigates them too, but it is built for riding together: group rides with live voice, crash detection, a rider feed and your garage, in one app. If you are weighing a Calimoto alternative, this page lays out the differences as fairly as we can.

MotoRev is our app. We describe other apps from their own websites, help pages and app store listings, linked under Sources. Features and prices change, so confirm with each company before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

At a Glance

FeatureMotoRevCalimoto
PriceFree; Pro $3.99/wk, $9.99/mo or $99.99/yrFree; Premium in-app plans, listed in the US App Store at $79.99/yr or $12.99/wk, plus other options. calimoto.com lists €59.99/yr with a 14-day trial
PlatformsiPhone, Android, Apple Watch and the web app at motorev.app.iPhone (iOS 17.2 or later), Android and a web Trip Planner
Twisty route planningYes: prefer twisty roads, avoid highways, tolls or ferries, and Twisty or Scenic loop generationYes, free in the Trip Planner: Fast, No highway, Winding and Twisty, plus round trips
Turn-by-turn voice navigationYes, spoken turn-by-turn with lane guidance and reroutingPremium
Offline mapsOne saved region free, unlimited with ProPremium
Ride recordingYes; free keeps the last 90 days, Pro keeps everythingPremium
Group ridesYes, with a live voice channel for the groupPremium: synchronized group rides with location sharing
Live location sharingFree for up to 1 hour, until you stop with ProWithin Premium group rides
Live road closuresNot available; riders report hazards that alert othersPremium, from TomTom
Crash detectionYes, free (beta). Uses your phone's sensors and alerts your emergency contactsNot listed
Rider feed and crewsYes: feed, crews, events and leaderboardsNot listed
Garage and maintenanceYes, with service records signed by participating shopsNot listed
Apple WatchYesNot listed
CarPlay and Android AutoNoYes, with Premium

"Not listed" means we could not find the feature on Calimoto's website or app store listings on October 22, 2026. It does not prove the feature is missing.

Where Calimoto Is Stronger

  • CarPlay and Android Auto. Calimoto supports both with Premium. MotoRev supports neither.
  • Free web planning. The Calimoto Trip Planner plans twisty routes and round trips in a browser without a subscription.
  • Live road closures. Premium pulls closures from TomTom. MotoRev relies on hazards reported by riders.
  • A large, established community. Calimoto has been around for years and says it has over 3 million riders.

Where MotoRev Is Stronger

  • Navigation without a subscription. Turn-by-turn with spoken prompts, lane guidance and rerouting is free in MotoRev. In Calimoto it is part of Premium.
  • Riding together. MotoRev group rides put everyone on one map with a live voice channel, so the group can talk without a separate intercom app.
  • Crash detection, free. MotoRev watches for a crash with your phone's sensors and alerts your emergency contacts. It is in beta.
  • A home for your riding life. A rider feed, crews, events and leaderboards, plus a garage with maintenance tracking and shop-signed service records.
  • Apple Watch. MotoRev has a Watch companion app.

Which Should You Choose?

If you depend on CarPlay or Android Auto, or mostly want the best twisty route between two points, Calimoto is a strong choice. If you ride with friends, want crash detection (beta) and free navigation, and would rather keep your rides, routes, crew and bike in one app, try MotoRev. It is free to start, so you can compare them on your own roads.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is MotoRev a good Calimoto alternative?

If you ride with other people, yes. MotoRev plans twisty routes and has free turn-by-turn navigation, and it adds group rides with live voice, free crash detection (beta), a rider feed and garage management. It runs on iPhone and Android but does not support CarPlay or Android Auto, so riders who depend on a head unit should stick with Calimoto.

Is Calimoto free?

Calimoto's Trip Planner is free, including twisty routing and round trips. Turn-by-turn navigation, offline maps, ride recording and group rides need Calimoto Premium. Prices vary by plan and region; the US App Store lists Premium at $79.99 a year or $12.99 a week, among other plans.

Does MotoRev plan twisty roads like Calimoto?

Yes. MotoRev can prefer twisty roads, avoid highways, tolls or ferries, and generate Twisty or Scenic loops from where you are.

Is MotoRev on Android?

Yes. MotoRev is free on Google Play for Android phones and on the App Store for iPhone and Apple Watch, with the web app at motorev.app.

Sources

Every claim about another app on this page comes from these pages, checked October 22, 2026.

Ride with your crew.

MotoRev is free on iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and the web at motorev.app.