Everyone at once, no taking turns, crystal-clear voice
16 kbit/s Opus audio, every voice mixed right on your phone, a wind filter calibrated to your helmet, and it only transmits while you talk: real silence when nobody's speaking.
Beta · Motorcycle group intercom · Android
Your group keeps talking on the road. Even with no signal.
MeshRide links your group's phones directly to each other. Every rider keeps their own Bluetooth intercom (Cardo, Sena, FreedConn or whatever you've got), and everyone talks at once: no taking turns, no mobile data.
Wi‑Fi DirectMobile data backup
Works with the intercom you already own
- Cardo
- Sena
- FreedConn
- Midland
- Interphone
- LEXIN
- EJEAS
- Vimoto
- Fodsports
- Bluetooth headsets
01 · What is MeshRide
Every brand speaks its own language. MeshRide brings them together.
Motorcycle intercoms run on proprietary protocols: a Cardo won't pair with a Sena, and daisy-chained groups break up as soon as the bike in the middle drifts away.
MeshRide fixes that without touching anyone's protocol: each rider's intercom is just the hands-free headset for their own phone, and the group conversation travels between phones over Wi‑Fi Direct. The brand stops mattering, and you don't need a signal.
02 · How it works
From the parking lot to the open road in one minute.
No pairing helmets to each other, no network setup: sign in once with your free account (Google or email) while the bike is parked, and from then on everything runs by voice.
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STEP 014821
Create the group
Tap “Create group” and MeshRide generates a 4-digit code. Your phone sets up the group's network.
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Kickstands up at 9! Join the group 👇meshride.app/g/?c=4821STEP 02
Invite your riders
Share the link on WhatsApp or read out the code. Riders nearby join with a single tap.
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STEP 03
Ride and talk
Everyone talks at once, just like a real intercom. If someone drops out, they reconnect automatically.
03 · Features
Everything your group needs on the road.
A universal intercom, plus the ride features no helmet comes with: safety, navigation, logistics and expenses.
Works where there's no coverage
Wi‑Fi Direct between phones: mountains, desert or a border crossing.
Mesh, where's the group?
Lisa is 800 ft behind you, to the south.
Mesh, private channel with John.
Done. Only John can hear you.
Hands on the bars, eyes on the road
Say “Mesh” and the command. The group never hears your commands.
If someone falls behind, the conversation keeps going
It switches to mobile data on its own, end-to-end encrypted, and goes back to direct once you regroup.
Radar and straggler alerts
See who's where, even offline, with a suggested regroup point.
Gas · Lisa$48
Toll · John$6.40
Mike → Lisa$13.60
Expenses that settle themselves
Log them by voice, split among whoever joined in, and settle up with the fewest transfers.
Music · Spotify
Group voice
Your music turns itself down
When someone talks, your music fades down and comes back when they're done.
YouMesh, how much gas do I have left?
MeshAbout 2.5 gallons, good for roughly 110 miles.
YouMesh, find a gas station.
MeshThere's a Shell 8 miles ahead, right on your route. Want me to take you there?
YouYeah, let's go.
MeshYou got it. In half a mile, turn right.
YouMesh, where's the group?
MeshLisa is 1,000 feet behind you. John and Mike are a mile ahead.
YouMesh, is it going to rain in Asheville?
MeshNo, it'll be sunny and 75 degrees. Enjoy the ride!
Listen to Mesh
34 s
04 · Mesh assistant
Talk to your bike. Literally.
Mesh understands more than 60 commands with no internet, using a voice model that runs right on your phone. When you're online, Mesh AI answers whatever you ask: the weather at your destination, when you'll get there or where to eat. While you're giving a command, the group can't hear you. For now, Mesh speaks Spanish; English is coming soon.
Who's connected?
Mute the group
Unmute the group
Mute my mic
Unmute my mic
Private channel with John
Group channel
Where's the group?
Where's Lisa?
Group order
Invite Chris
Set a meeting point
Voice message for Emily
Call Lisa
Call back the last number
Text Jake
Read my messages
Stop reading messages
I'm OK
Emergency
How much farther?
Take me to Asheville
Start navigation
Where am I?
How fast am I going?
How far have we ridden?
Where's the nearest Shell?
Is it going to rain?
What time is it?
How much battery?
Full tank
How much gas do I have left?
Log a $3 toll
Pothole
Animal on the road
Road work
Crash ahead
Oil on the road
Calibrate wind
End the ride
Play music
Pause
Next song
Previous song
Music up
Music down
Volume up
Volume down
Play my Blue Ridge playlist
Share music
Stop sharing music
Turn on the radio
Turn off the radio
Open Spotify
Remind me in 20 minutes
Set an alarm
Test my headset
Say that again
Help
Cancel
Where should I eat in Asheville?
05 · Solo rides
Riding alone? Mesh rides with you.
You don't need a group to use MeshRide. Connect your intercom, tap “Ride solo” and you've got a copilot that guides you, looks out for you and logs the ride for you.
Navigation in your helmet
Pick a destination and Mesh calls out every turn: “In 1,000 feet, turn right.” Miss one and it reroutes.
Your voice assistant
Calls, WhatsApp, music and questions without letting go of the bars. Commands work with no internet.
Safety, even when you ride alone
If it detects a crash and you don't respond, it alerts your emergency contacts with your location.
Your family follows you live
Share a link with your real-time location. They open it in a browser, nothing to install.
Automatic ride log
Route, distance, speeds and stops are saved on their own, ready to share.
Gas under control
“Mesh, I filled up the tank,” and it tells you how much range you have left and where to fill up next.
On Android 12 or later, the ride can start on its own as soon as you turn on your intercom.
06 · Safety
If something happens, someone will know.
The accelerometer detects a hard impact followed by stillness. MeshRide asks if you're OK and, if you don't answer, calls for help for you.
- T + 0 s
Impact detected
A hit of more than 4.5 g at over 12 mph (20 km/h), and the bike comes to a stop.
- T + 0 to 30 s
“Are you OK?”
A countdown on screen and in your helmet. A tap or your voice cancels it.
- T + 30 s
Group alert
Everyone hears in their helmet who went down and where.
- T + 30 s · at the same time
SMS and WhatsApp to your contact
With your location and, if you want, your medical info: blood type, medications and your bike's details.
07 · Road-tested
Measured numbers, not promises.
Results from field tests with real Android phones and intercoms from different brands.
85m
Direct range between bikes
About 280 ft in a straight line. If someone gets farther away, the conversation continues over mobile data.
14ms
Voice delay
Median round trip between phones over Wi‑Fi Direct, measured on the road.
~6%/h
Battery per hour
With voice, GPS and the group active throughout the ride.
0%
Audio loss
In the load test with up to 15 motorcycles talking at once.
Field test results from the beta version (September 2026). Results may vary with terrain, phones and where they're mounted.
08 · Compare
Why MeshRide.
Existing intercom apps depend on mobile data; hardware intercoms depend on everyone owning the same brand.
| MeshRide | Intercom apps over mobile data | Single-brand intercom | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works with no cell signal | Yes, over Wi‑Fi Direct | No | Yes |
| Mix intercom brands | Any Bluetooth brand | Yes | Same brand only |
| Mobile data usage | 0 MB in direct mode | ~1 MB per minute | 0 MB |
| If someone falls out of range | Continues over data, encrypted | Continues where there's coverage | The chain breaks |
| Crash detection with alerts | Group + SMS + WhatsApp | Depends on the app | High-end models only |
| Offline voice assistant | Yes | No | Basic commands |
| Group map, rides and expenses | Included | Partial | No |
09 · The app
Designed to use with gloves on.
Big buttons, high contrast and everything important one tap away. And once you're moving, not even that: your voice does the rest.
9:12
No groupReady to ride
Create group
Join
Ride solo
Status
IntercomCardoConnected
Voice commandsReadyOffline
EmergencyLisaSMS and WhatsApp
Battery92 %≈ 6 % per hour
11:30
Rides
Sat, Sep 12 · 8:40 AM
Tail of the Dragon
136 mi · 4 h 52 min · 4 bikes
Shared expenses
Total$186.40
Per bike$46.60
Mike → Lisa$13.60
Cost per mile$0.34
2:05
Group map
LM
JD
MR
Group destination
Asheville · 40 mi
Asheville · 40 mi
LM
Lisa M.1,050 ft · ahead
MR
Mike R.falling behind 0.7 mi
6:20
Settings
Intercom
Cardo Packtalk
Start when it connects
Wake word
Mesh
Say “Mesh,” then your command.
Mobile data backup
If someone falls behind, the talk goes on
Emergency contact
Lisa · SMS and WhatsApp
With your location and medical info.
Wind calibration
−58 dBFS · filter on
10 · Early access
Join the beta before anyone else.
MeshRide is in closed testing on Google Play, with real groups out on the road. Leave your details and we'll let you know when it opens to everyone in your country.
- Free with your account · optional Premium
- Android 10 or later
- No ads, and we never sell your data
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What is MeshRide?
MeshRide is an Android group intercom app for motorcyclists. It connects the group's phones directly to each other over Wi‑Fi Direct and uses each rider's Bluetooth intercom as the hands-free headset. That way, riders with intercoms from different brands can all talk at once, with no taking turns and no cell signal needed.
Does it work with no cell signal or mobile data?
Yes. The conversation travels phone to phone over Wi‑Fi Direct, without going through the internet. Mobile data is only used, if you have it turned on, as a backup when someone falls out of direct range. That audio is end-to-end encrypted and the server stores nothing.
Does it work if I ride alone, without a group?
Yes. With “Ride solo” you get turn-by-turn directions in your helmet, the Mesh assistant, crash detection that alerts your contacts, a link so your family can follow you live, and a log of the ride. All you need is your phone and your intercom.
Which intercoms is it compatible with?
Any Bluetooth intercom or headset that works as your phone's hands-free device: Cardo, Sena, FreedConn, Midland, Interphone, LEXIN, EJEAS, Vimoto and others. MeshRide doesn't use any brand's proprietary protocol, so you can mix brands in the same group.
What's the range between bikes?
In field tests, voice stayed crystal clear up to about 85 meters (roughly 280 feet) in a straight line between two bikes, with a median delay of 14 milliseconds. Mounting your phone on the handlebars improves range. If someone gets farther away, the mobile data backup keeps the conversation going wherever there's coverage.
How many people can be in a group?
Groups are set up with a 4-digit code. In the load test, with up to 15 motorcycles talking at once, no audio was lost. We recommend groups of up to 10 motorcycles; 12 to 15 work in beta mode while we finish our on-road testing.
How much battery does it use?
Around 6 to 7 % per hour in field tests. For long rides we recommend a USB charger on the bike.
Is it available for iPhone?
Not for now. MeshRide is for Android 10 or later, because it relies on Wi‑Fi Direct, which iPhone doesn't offer in the same way.
What language is the app in?
For now, the app and the Mesh assistant are in Spanish (adapted to how each Latin American country speaks). English and Portuguese are on the way; join the list on this page and we'll let you know when they arrive.
What does Mesh do with AI?
Voice commands are recognized on your phone, with no internet. Anything that isn't a command, when you're online, Mesh answers with artificial intelligence: the weather at your destination, when you'll arrive, where to eat or any other question about your ride. With a free account you get 5 questions a day; with Premium, 50.
How much does it cost?
It's free with your account: group talk (including over mobile data), voice commands, navigation, radar and safety features. MeshRide Premium is optional, monthly or yearly at the price Google Play shows in your country, with 7 days free: more AI questions for Mesh, the family link on every ride, route type options, gas stations on the fuel range map, your bikes with their maintenance, and 100 rides saved to your account. Emergency alerts and crash detection are always free.
Where can I download it?
MeshRide is in closed testing on Google Play and will open to everyone very soon. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know as soon as it's available in your country.