Motorcycle radar app for iPhone

Helpful alerts, even without a destination.

A motorcycle app shouldn’t become useless when you already know the route. MotoLert is designed to keep your speed, enforcement zones, and nearby hazards visible at a glance from launch.

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MotoLert route from Montpellier to the Champs-Élysées with fuel stops and radar zones

With MotoLert

Your next great ride starts here. Plan your route, see camera zones and reported hazards, and find your group on the map. One app for your everyday journeys and weekend rides.

Early access

Be the first to know when MotoLert hits the road.

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Key criteria

What truly matters when comparing.

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No route required

Are alerts and speed visible without entering an address?

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Readability

Can essential information be understood at a glance?

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Reliability

Are reports dated, verified, and sufficiently numerous?

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Regulatory compliance

Does the service adapt its zones and terminology to each country?

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True cost

What is the renewal price after a trial or promotional period?

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Privacy

Is location data used only when strictly necessary by the service?

MotoLert positioning

Ride first. Navigate only when needed.

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The map centers on your position immediately upon launch.

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Enforcement zones, hazards, and speed limits stay front and center.

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A destination can be added without leaving the tracking view.

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The garage then stores your motorcycle’s history and documents. Read the maintenance method.

Frequently asked questions

Before you hit the road.

Can a motorcycle radar app function without a route?

Yes, if it includes a map or tracking mode independent of turn-by-turn guidance. MotoLert is designed to display your position, speed, and nearby alerts immediately upon opening, without requiring a destination.

Does GPS speed replace the motorcycle’s speedometer?

No. GPS speed is supplementary information dependent on signal quality and phone performance. The onboard speedometer, road signs, and real-world traffic conditions remain paramount.

Can I interact with the app while riding?

No. Prepare your display and settings before departure. If intervention is needed, pull over in a safe and legal location.

Is MotoLert already available?

The iPhone version is still in development. You can join the waitlist to be notified at launch; the site pages will be updated upon release.

French context

Understanding the difference between radar and enforcement zones.

Read the legal guide