Development has continued steadily over the past month, with much of January focused on testing, refinement and real-world feedback. A small group of iOS beta testers are now using Road Tribe day-to-day, and their input is already proving invaluable.

One of the main areas of progress this month has been improving meetups and routing. Creating meetups is now more reliable, and route building has seen several refinements, including searching for locations, adding waypoints, and exporting routes to external navigation apps. The goal remains the same: to make planning a ride feel simple, flexible and rider-focused.

We’ve also been spending time polishing the core experience — fixing bugs, improving stability, and smoothing out areas that felt unclear or awkward to use. This kind of feedback-driven work isn’t always visible, but it’s essential to making Road Tribe feel intuitive and dependable.

Looking ahead, the focus will be on tightening everything further, expanding route export options (including Waze), and continuing iOS testing as we move closer to a wider release. As always, more places, more refinement and more rider-led features are on the way.