REVER is a respected name in ride tracking, with route discovery, communities, challenges and, on REVER PRO, Butler Maps and offline navigation. If your riding is solo exploration, it is a solid logbook. MotoRev is built for the part of riding with people in it: group rides with live voice, a feed of riders like you, crash detection watching your back, your garage and maintenance in one place, and rides that turn into routes you can share and ride again.
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At a Glance
| Feature | MotoRev | REVER |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free; Pro $3.99/wk, $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr | Free; PRO $39.99/yr after two free weeks, or $7.49/mo in the US App Store |
| Platforms | iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and the web app at motorev.app. | iPhone (iOS 17.6 or later), Android and a web planner |
| GPS ride tracking | Yes; free keeps the last 90 days, Pro keeps everything | Yes, free |
| Twisty route planning | Yes: prefer twisty roads, avoid highways, tolls or ferries, and Twisty or Scenic loop generation | Twisty Routing on PRO |
| Turn-by-turn navigation | Yes, spoken turn-by-turn with lane guidance and rerouting | PRO; the free tier follows the route line |
| Offline maps | One saved region free, unlimited with Pro | PRO |
| Live location sharing | Free for up to 1 hour, until you stop with Pro | PRO, with automated text alerts |
| Group rides with live voice | Yes, with a live voice channel for the group | Not listed; friends appear on the map for free |
| Crash detection | Yes, free (beta). Uses your phone's sensors and alerts your emergency contacts | Not listed |
| Rider feed and communities | Yes: feed, crews, events and leaderboards | Communities and challenges |
| Curated road maps | Public routes shared by riders | Butler Maps on PRO |
| Garage and maintenance | Yes, with service records signed by participating shops | Not listed |
| CarPlay | No | Yes |
"Not listed" means we could not find the feature on REVER's website or app store listing on October 22, 2026.
Where REVER Is Stronger
- Android and CarPlay. Both run on iPhone and Android. REVER supports CarPlay; MotoRev does not.
- Butler Maps and off-road planning on PRO, for curated touring and ADV routes.
- A cheaper yearly plan. REVER PRO is $39.99 a year; MotoRev Pro is $99.99 a year.
Where MotoRev Is Stronger
- Free navigation and offline basics. Spoken turn-by-turn and one offline region come free in MotoRev.
- Riding together. Group rides with a live voice channel.
- Crash detection, free. In beta, using your phone's sensors to alert your emergency contacts.
- Your garage. Maintenance tracking and service records signed by participating shops.
Which Should You Ride With?
Riders who mainly want a meticulous ride log, curated touring maps and CarPlay will get real value from REVER PRO. Riders who ride with friends, want safety features watching the whole group, and are tired of juggling apps on every ride get all of it in MotoRev, free to start.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is MotoRev free?
Yes, MotoRev is free to download and ride with on iPhone and Android. MotoRev Pro adds unlimited ride history, more offline map regions, longer live shares and more for $3.99 a week, $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year.
What does REVER cost?
REVER has a free tier for discovering routes, tracking rides and joining communities. REVER PRO, with Twisty Routing, Butler Maps, turn-by-turn navigation and offline maps, is $39.99 a year after a two week trial, or $7.49 a month in the US App Store.
What does MotoRev do that REVER does not?
MotoRev is built around riding together: group rides with live voice, a rider feed, free crash detection (beta), and garage and maintenance management with shop-signed service records, all in one app.
Sources
Every claim about another app on this page comes from these pages, checked October 22, 2026.
