MotoLert is an iPhone app for motorcyclists: camera zones and reported hazards with or without a route, motorcycle navigation, group rides and a maintenance log.
What MotoLert is
Without starting a route, the map keeps your speed, camera zones and reported hazards in view. The garage keeps your bike’s history. Premium adds motorcycle navigation and group rides.
- Real-time location and speed
- Camera zones and reported hazards, with or without a route
- Garage: mileage, maintenance, parts and your bike’s documents
- Premium: motorcycle guidance, winding roads, waypoints and fuel stops
- Premium: prepared routes work offline, with their line and voice guidance
- Premium: shared route and group positions refreshed every few seconds (account and connection required)
- Switches to mph and miles automatically by country
Status
MotoLert is not released yet. An App Store pre-order is coming soon. In the meantime, join the waitlist to get the launch email.
Devices
MotoLert is built for iPhone. There is no Android version at the moment.
Prices
- A free version, supported by advertising.
- MotoLert Premium: €8.99 a month or €39.99 a year. Premium adds motorcycle guidance, prepared routes that work offline with their line and voice guidance, a shared route and group positions refreshed every few seconds (account and connection required), without ads. Search, rerouting and new alerts need a connection; there are no downloadable maps.
These prices are shown in euros. The App Store charges in your local currency, for example in pounds (£) in the UK.
Countries and units
The app switches to mph and miles automatically by country. The garage also records amounts in pounds (£).
The camera directory on this site covers 15 countries: Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czechia, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland, United Kingdom, United States. Swiss locations are not published because of local restrictions.
Data sources and licences
Camera zones come from OpenStreetMap and, in France, the official list of fixed speed cameras. The directory on this site also relies on GeoNames, Natural Earth and the French National Address Database to locate its entries:
- OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0
- List of fixed speed cameras in France (French Ministry of the Interior, data.gouv.fr), Licence Ouverte 2.0
- GeoNames for reference places, CC BY 4.0
- Natural Earth for administrative boundaries, public domain
- French National Address Database and IGN geocoding for French address landmarks, Licence Ouverte 2.0
Publisher and contact
Publisher
Maël Colomé, entrepreneur individuel (French sole trader), SIREN 911 179 778
Contact
Full legal notice (publisher, publication director and host)