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MotoRev vs EatSleepRIDE

EatSleepRIDE built one of the first social apps for riders. Here is where it stands in 2026, and how MotoRev compares.

Last checked October 22, 2026By the MotoRev team

EatSleepRIDE (ESR) combined ride tracking, road discovery, group rides and its CRASHLIGHT crash detection in one app, and plenty of riders still look for it. MotoRev covers much of the same ground: ride recording, live tracking for family, group rides, crash detection and a rider community, with a garage on top.

MotoRev is our app. We describe other apps from their own websites, help pages and app store listings, linked under Sources. Features and prices change, so confirm with each company before you buy. Spotted something out of date? Tell us and we will fix it.

Is EatSleepRIDE Still Available?

On October 22, 2026, we could not find EatSleepRIDE in the US App Store or on Google Play. Its previous store listings return a not found page. Its website, eatsleepride.com, is still online, and we found no shutdown announcement. We do not know whether the app still works for riders who already have it installed, so check with EatSleepRIDE directly.

At a Glance

FeatureMotoRevEatSleepRIDE
AvailabilityiPhone, Android, Apple Watch and the web app at motorev.app.Not listed in the App Store or Google Play as of October 2026
PriceFree; Pro $3.99/wk, $9.99/mo or $99.99/yrDescribed on its website as a free app
Ride recordingYes; free keeps the last 90 days, Pro keeps everythingYes: distance, speed, lean angle and elevation, per its website
Live tracking for familyFree for up to 1 hour, until you stop with ProYes, per its website
Group ridesYes, with a live voice channel for the groupPrivate Group Rides, per its website
Crash detectionYes, free (beta). Uses your phone's sensors and alerts your emergency contactsCRASHLIGHT, a paid add-on listed at US$49 per year
Road discoveryPublic routes shared by riders, plus Route Studio on the webYes: discover and share roads
Challenges and leaderboardsLeaderboardsYes
Turn-by-turn navigationYes, spoken turn-by-turn with lane guidance and reroutingNot listed
Garage and maintenanceYes, with service records signed by participating shopsNot listed

What Is Different About MotoRev

  • It is in the App Store and on Google Play today and actively developed for iPhone, Android and Apple Watch.
  • Crash detection is free. It is in beta, uses your phone's sensors and alerts your emergency contacts. ESR's CRASHLIGHT was a paid add-on.
  • Group rides have live voice, so the group can talk on the same screen it navigates from.
  • Navigation is built in: twisty route planning and spoken turn-by-turn with rerouting.
  • Your garage lives here too: maintenance tracking and service records signed by participating shops.

What to Know Before You Switch

  • MotoRev does not import EatSleepRIDE data directly. If you have GPX files of past rides, MotoRev can import them as logged rides.
  • MotoRev does not show lean angle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is EatSleepRIDE still available?

As of October 22, 2026, EatSleepRIDE is not listed in the US App Store or on Google Play, and its previous listings return a not found page. Its website is still online and we found no shutdown announcement.

What is a good EatSleepRIDE alternative?

MotoRev covers the same core: ride recording, live tracking for family, group rides, crash detection and a rider community, plus turn-by-turn navigation and a garage. It is free on iPhone and Android.

Does MotoRev have crash detection like CRASHLIGHT?

Yes. MotoRev crash detection is free and in beta. It uses your phone's sensors to detect a likely crash and alerts your emergency contacts.

Sources

Every claim about another app on this page comes from these pages, checked October 22, 2026.

Find your next crew.

MotoRev is free on iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and the web at motorev.app.