Pune to Lonavala, as a pack

India’s weekend pack rides fail in the same three ways: someone takes a wrong turn, someone falls behind in traffic, someone stops for fuel and the front of the group does not know. WhatsApp live location is a chat attachment. Google Maps is solo navigation. Neither is a pack on one route.

Rider Tracker is the third thing. A host plans Pune → Lonavala (or imports a Maps share), names the ride, and drops a private ridertracker.com invite into the club WhatsApp. In the lobby you see who has joined. On the road each rider sits on the polyline with along-route distance — +470 m, −1.1 km — not crow-flies dots. A stopped rider taps Refueling. The pack sees it. Anyone can call or navigate to that person, then resume the group route.

When the ride ends, sharing stops. The recap is for the people who were there, and for a story card if they choose to post it. It is not a public friend map, and it is not a trail-discovery catalog. Featured here because this is the ride the product is for — not because we scraped a share token.