Where it is.
Who touched it.
What happened.
RideBox is a small box that lives under your seat, on any bike. It knows where your motorcycle is, tells you the second somebody puts a hand on it, saves every ride you take, and warns you before the bike leaves you stranded. Lose signal and it keeps everything on board until it can catch up.
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- Battery
- 12.84 V
- Healthy
- Last ride
- 142 km
- Sun, Kota Tinggi
- Lean, that ride
- 41°
- right, corner 14
- Waiting to send
- 0
- All caught up
- Any bike One box fits all If it has a battery, it fits
- 30 seconds Touched to told You know before they get far
- Every ride Saved by itself No buttons, no app to open
- No signal Still recording The bike keeps its own copy
Six things, and it does all six on its own.
No app to remember to open. No button to press before you set off. It is either doing its job or it is telling you something is wrong.
- 01
Find it
Open the page and your bike is on a map, with the time it last checked in. Ask for a fresh position and you have one in about a minute. Draw a circle around home or the office and RideBox tells you if the bike ever leaves it without you.
Position on a map, on demand - 02
Guard it
Park it, arm it, walk away. If somebody lifts the bike, knocks it or rolls it away, your phone buzzes within half a minute — and keeps updating where the bike is going. Turn the key yourself and it stands down without you touching anything.
A buzz on your phone in 30 seconds - 03
Remember it
Every ride records itself, key on to key off. Where you went, how far, how long, how fast, how far over you leaned left and right, and where you braked hardest. Scrub through the ride afterwards, or take the file somewhere else.
Every ride, without pressing anything - 04
Look after it
RideBox watches the charging system the whole time you ride, and the resting battery while the bike sits. If the charging goes weak it tells you on the road — not on the morning the bike will not start.
A warning before you are stranded - 05
Keep working anyway
Signal drops on a back road and nothing is lost. RideBox holds the ride on board and sends it the moment a connection is back — the network, your phone hotspot, or the wifi at home. You do not configure anything on the day.
Dead coverage, complete ride - 06
Stay out of your way
Updates, settings and the parking zone all change from the same page you already have open. The seat stays on. Nothing is cut into the wiring, so the day you sell the bike you just take it off.
You never lift the seat for it
One box.
Everything
accounted for.
Fit it once and forget it. From then on your bike is keeping its own record — where it is, who has touched it, how you rode, and whether anything is going wrong.
Pick any box to see what that means in practice
A record that only lives in the cloud is not a record.
Trackers are good at one question: where is my bike. They go quiet exactly when you need them most — no signal, no power, nobody watching. RideBox writes everything down on the bike first, and only then bothers sending it anywhere.
- It writes it down on board Out of coverage, out of power, or written off — the ride is still there when you go looking for it.
- It notices a fall A hard impact or the bike going over saves the minute before and the half-minute after, automatically.
- It waits for you to say you are fine A countdown with one very big button you can hit with gloves on. Miss it, and the person you nominated gets told where you are.
- Nobody can quietly change it Each piece of the record is locked to the one before it, so an edited version does not add up. That matters the day somebody disputes what happened.
| Can it | RideBox | Tracker | Phone app |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shows you where the bike is | Yes | Yes | Only if the phone is on it |
| Wakes you when it is disturbed | Yes | Yes | No |
| Records how you actually rode | Yes | No | Roughly |
| Watches the charging system | Yes | Voltage only | No |
| Keeps recording with no signal | Yes | No | No |
| Survives the bike losing power | Yes | No | No |
| Notices a fall and waits for you | Yes | No | Some |
| Gives you a record nobody can quietly edit | Yes | No | No |
Built for any motorcycle, not one model.
- Any make Naked, adventure, sport, scooter, classic. If it has a 12 volt battery and somewhere to tuck a small box, RideBox fits.
- Twenty minutes A spare fuse slot, a bolt for earth, one clip for the ignition. No cutting, no drilling, no soldering.
- Comes off clean Sell the bike and it unplugs. The next bike gets it instead. No trace left behind.
Shipping in stages, on real roads.
Everything on this list is being tested on bikes in daily use before it reaches you. Nothing moves forward until the stage before it has survived a proper ride.
- Now
The basics, working
Being builtFind it, guard it, remember every ride, watch the battery, survive no signal, update itself.
- Next
Its own memory
Up nextEverything written down on the bike itself, and synced quietly when the bike gets home.
- Then
How you really ride
PlannedProper lean and steering measurement, and a monthly read on your riding — smoothness, braking, corners.
- Then
If you go down
PlannedIt notices the fall, keeps the moments either side, and asks if you are alright before calling anyone.
- Then
Ride it back
PlannedA fly-over replay of a ride you can send to somebody as a link.
- Then
A record that holds up
PlannedA sealed, signed copy of what happened that a third party can check has not been touched.
- Later
On the handlebars
MaybeA small screen you can read in sunlight and press with gloves, and cameras front and back.
The honest answers.
Everything riders ask before they put their name down. If yours is not here, ask us when you join the list.
Can I buy one yet?
Not yet — RideBox is in testing on real bikes. Join the waiting list and you get first pick from the first batch, at a better price for being early. It costs nothing to put your name down.
Will it fit my bike?
Almost certainly. If your motorcycle has a 12 volt battery and somewhere to tuck a box about the size of a paperback, RideBox fits — naked, adventure, sport, scooter or classic. Tell us your bike when you join the list and we will confirm.
Will it flatten my battery?
No. Parked, RideBox is asleep. It wakes if the bike is moved, if you turn the key, or briefly every fifteen minutes to check in. Leave the bike two weeks and it still starts first try — that is the whole point.
Does it cut into my wiring?
No. Power comes from a spare fuse slot, earth from a bolt, and one clip reads the ignition. Nothing is drilled, spliced or soldered. The day you sell the bike it unplugs and leaves no trace.
How long does fitting take?
About twenty minutes with hand tools. If you can change a fuse and find a ground bolt, you can fit it. A step-by-step guide comes in the box and on your phone.
What happens where there is no signal?
Nothing is lost. The ride keeps recording on the bike and sends itself the moment a connection is back. Ride through a dead stretch and the ride still shows up complete.
Why not just use my phone?
Your phone is in your pocket. It cannot tell you the bike is being lifted at three in the morning, it cannot see the charging system failing, and it is not on the bike when the bike goes down.
Is there an app?
Yes — iPhone and Android. Alerts arrive as proper push notifications even with the app closed, and arming, disarming and locating the bike are one tap each. There is a web version too if you prefer a bigger screen.
What does it cost to run?
A small prepaid data SIM, well under RM 20 a month. At home it uses your wifi instead, so most of the time it costs you nothing at all.
Who sees my rides?
You. It is your bike, your box, your account. Your location history is yours, you decide how long it is kept, and it is never sold to anybody.
Be first when it ships.
RideBox is being tested on real bikes right now. Put your name down and you get first pick from the first batch, a fair price for backing it early, and a short monthly note on how it is going. It costs nothing and you can leave any time.
- First in line Early riders get units from the first batch before anyone else.
- Early price A better price for backing it before launch.
- One email a month What shipped, what broke, what is next. Nothing else.