Crowd-sourced road-defect survey
The map your rides
are already drawing.
Hit a hole? Tap your lap button. We pin exactly where — and when three riders flag the same spot, it lands on the map as a pothole a local authority can act on.
No account to start · works off any bike computer, watch, or .fit / .tcx / .gpx / Strava
Three taps. One map.
Your lap button is already a one-tap pothole reporter. Frequency across riders turns those taps into a map of the holes that really need fixing.
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Tap when you hit a hole
Riding over a pothole? Tap your lap button. Your bike computer quietly notes the moment — a one-tap hazard report, no phone, no faff.
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Bring the ride
Drop a file, or connect Strava once and every ride plots itself the moment you finish. Source-neutral by design — hands-free if you want it.
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Frequency proves it
We pin exactly where each hole was. One rider is a maybe — when three riders flag the same spot it becomes a confirmed pothole a local authority can act on.
A hole lands on the map when three riders tap the same spot.
Your ride writes itself back.
Link Strava a single time. Every ride after, the holes you tapped plot themselves on the map the moment you finish — and the count posts straight onto your activity. You never lift a finger.
- Auto-detected the second Strava syncs
- Auto-plotted against the crowd
- Auto-noted on your activity description
Maps worth sharing — roads worth fixing.
Every ride makes a card built to post — and every flag pushes a pothole closer to the top of a local authority's list. This is the kind of card a ride will make.
Example cards — your real ones come straight off your own rides.
Find your people
Built for riders to compare maps, name the worst roads, and chase local authorities together.
Community channels coming soon.
Be the first to flag your road.
The map starts empty — that's the honest part. Tap a lap on your next ride and watch your holes land where they actually are.
We keep the holes you flag, never your route — and nothing without your say-so.