Ask women cyclists what keeps them from group rides and the answers repeat: not knowing anyone, unclear pace expectations, and safety on solo rides to and from meetups. Good tools don't fix everything, but they help with all three.
Know before you go
Every CycleBuddy ride shows its pace, distance, ride type, organiser and the full list of joined riders before you commit. The group chat lets you ask questions and introduce yourself before showing up — no walking into the unknown.
Your location, your call
Browse rides, join and chat without your position ever appearing on the map — it's shared only with the riders of a group ride you've joined, while that ride is under way. Your age, weight and height stay private, and you can report or block anyone in two taps.
Build the ride you want
Can't find a women's ride nearby? Create one in two minutes, tag the pace, cap the riders, and put it on the map. Some of the strongest communities on the app started with one person posting one ride.
The crew effect
Riding with a regular group means safer routes, shared knowledge and someone who notices if you're not there. Find or found yours — CycleBuddy is free to use.