Features
WingRadar focuses on practical group ride coordination during active rides.
Every active Leader or Rider can tap TAP TO TALK once, prepare for one second, and speak for approximately five seconds. Recording stops and sends automatically to the other participants in the same Ride ID, who hear it automatically. See how WingRadio works and read about microphone use and temporary voice storage.
During an active ride, riders in the same ride can see shared ride context such as rider position and movement information, depending on device signal and app availability.
The app supports coordination between ride leaders and riders so the group can respond to route changes, spacing, stops, and regrouping needs.
WingRadar can help riders understand relative squad placement during active rides. It does not replace mirrors, signals, direct observation, or safe riding judgment.
Ride participants may share basic status information such as heartbeat, availability, speed, and ride connection state so the group can identify issues more quickly.
Location sharing is designed for active rides only. WingRadar does not claim hidden tracking, background tracking after a ride ends, or sharing outside the same ride group.
Riders can create or join ride sessions using ride codes so only intended participants can enter the active ride session.
WingRadar supports controls for leaving a ride, ending a ride as the leader, and transferring leadership when the ride flow requires it.
Riders can use speed display preferences that fit their region, including kilometers per hour and miles per hour where supported by the app.
WingRadar assists coordination only. Riders must follow traffic laws, avoid interacting with the phone while riding or driving, and stay aware of the road at all times.
GPS, network coverage, battery settings, and device permissions can affect ride visibility. WingRadar does not replace rider awareness, direct observation, or safe riding judgment.
