Know who is actually coming
Three buttons instead of three hundred messages. The count is live, and the waitlist fills the gap when somebody drops.
DELHI NCR · BUILT WITH RIDING CLUBS
RIDING IS THE
EASY PART.
Running the ride isn't. Calypr is one app for planning rides, keeping the pack together and getting everybody home — built with the clubs who have been doing it the hard way for years.
THE UNWRITTEN WORK
Your club already works.
That isn't the problem.
The problem is what it costs the two or three people who make it work. Here is an ordinary week.
- THU
Announce the ride. Then answer the same three questions forty times.
- THU
Read three hundred messages to arrive at one number.
- SAT
Manage a cap, a waitlist, and three drop-outs at eleven at night.
- SAT
Give the restaurant a breakfast number you cannot be sure of.
- SAT
Chase payments through screenshots in a direct message.
- SUN
Count helmets in the dark at the start point.
- SUN
Settle lead, sweep and marshals in the last four minutes.
- SUN
Work out where a rider is when he is not at the stop.
- SUN
Close the ride with a final count, if anybody remembers.
- MON
Assemble the recap by hand from three people's photographs.
None of this is riding.
ONE RIDE, CREATED ONCE
Create the ride once.
Everything else flows.
- 01
CREATE
Route, time, start point, stops, cap and breakfast — entered once. The WhatsApp message and the post write themselves.
- 02
REGISTER
Going, maybe, not going. A live count anyone can see, and a waitlist that promotes the next rider on its own.
- 03
PAY
Membership, ride and breakfast money through a gateway. Receipts issued. One screen of who has not paid.
- 04
CHECK IN
A code or a QR at the start point. Exactly who is on the ride, known in ninety seconds.
- 05
RIDE
Captain, Lead, Sweep and Marshal, assigned on Thursday. Live pack view and a head count that does the arithmetic.
- 06
CLOSE
Final attendance taken at the end, with nothing left to reconcile afterwards.
- 07
ARCHIVE
The recap made for you. The ride filed. Every rider’s count and badges updated.
WHAT IT REPLACES
A spreadsheet. Four WhatsApp groups. And one person's Saturday night.
WHY CALYPR
Six things that change
on the first ride.
Know who is on the ride
Riders check in with a code at the start point. You and every marshal see the same head count, the whole way.
Nobody gets left behind
Captain, Lead, Sweep and Marshal, assigned before engines start and visible on every rider’s phone.
When it goes wrong, know what to do
An emergency profile on every rider. A missing-rider flag with last known location. SOS that never sends without the rider confirming it.
Stop chasing money
Payments through a gateway, receipts issued automatically, and one list of who still owes what.
The ride writes itself up
Close the ride and the recap is ready to post. The archive files itself. Counts and badges update on their own.
THE PRODUCT
Built for a phone
on a tank bag.
Big targets, high contrast, and the number that matters where you can see it at a glance. Screens shown are from the product design.
Damdama Loop
52KM38BENDS1h 20RIDING
StartGurugram · Sector 56
BreakfastDamdama Lake · opt-in
Captain
Lead
Sweep
Marshal ×2
GOING · 18 OF 30
Live pack
24/ 24 RIDING
Lead · 2.1 km ahead
Main pack · 19 riders
Sweep · 1.4 km back
Hazard · gravel at Km 31
HOLD FOR SOS
Nothing is sent without you confirming it.
Sunday · admin
31REGISTERED
24CHECKED IN
22BREAKFAST
3UNPAID
Waitlist4 riders · auto-promote on
New members2 awaiting approval
SEND UPDATE TO THE GROUP
BUILT FOR RIDERS
The alarm at
half past four.
The first turn onto the highway, when the city is still asleep and the road is yours for twenty minutes.
The road somebody mentioned once that turns out to be the best thing you ride all year.
Finding people who care about this as much as you do, and then finding out they are better company than the bikes.
The breakfast. The stories afterwards. The next one already being planned before anyone has paid the bill.
That is the thing we are building around. Not the software.
FOR CLUB ADMINS
We built your rules.
Not ours.
Every club worth riding with already runs on a code nobody wrote down — assign a sweep, count everybody back, ride to the slowest rider, warn the people behind you. Calypr didn't invent any of it. It is that code, turned into software.
What you stop doing
- Reading three hundred messages to get one number
- Managing a waitlist by hand at eleven at night
- Guessing the breakfast count
- Chasing payments through screenshots
- Counting helmets in the dark
- Rebuilding the recap on Monday morning
What you get back
- A live count anyone in the club can see
- A waitlist that promotes the next rider on its own
- A breakfast number you can stand behind
- One list of who has paid and who has not
- Check-in in ninety seconds
- A recap ready to post the moment the ride closes
CLUBS AND COMMUNITIES
Run a club?
Let's build this with you.
We would rather be corrected by people who have been organising rides for years than guess. Tell us what running yours actually takes.
You're on the list.
We read every one of these ourselves — there is no sales team. Somebody from Calypr will come back to you on WhatsApp.
Would rather talk first? support@pelotrix.com
INDIVIDUAL RIDERS
Ride solo?
Get in early.
Tell us where you ride. We will tell you when Calypr is ready for you.
Done. You're in.
We will tell you when Calypr is ready for you, and not before. No weekly newsletter.
Questions in the meantime: support@pelotrix.com
RIDES
A ride is a plan,
not a message.
Everything about Sunday in one place — the route, the time, the stops, the roles, and who is actually coming. Open it on Thursday, open it again at the pump.
HOW A RIDE WORKS
Find it. Join it. Ride it.
- 1
Find a ride
Rides published by clubs near you, with the route and how many are going.
- 2
Register
One tap. Going, maybe, not going — and the pillion, if there is one.
- 3
Meet
Check in with a code at the start point. The captain knows you are there.
- 4
Ride
Roles assigned, pack on one screen, hazards from the riders ahead.
- 5
Arrive
The ride closes with a final count. The recap writes itself.
WHAT A RIDE LOOKS LIKE
EXAMPLES ONLYThree Sundays
within reach of NCR.
Illustrative rides, not real listings. No club has been named and no numbers here belong to anybody.
BREAKFAST RUNEASY
Damdama Loop
Gurugram · Sector 56Damdama Lake
52KM
06:00START
18/30GOING
Breakfast at the lake · opt-in
HIGHWAYMODERATE
Neemrana Run
South DelhiNeemrana
122KM
05:30START
24/24GOING
Dhaba stop at Km 70
TWISTIESHARD
Morni Hills
Noida · Sector 18Morni Hills
268KM
04:45START
11/20GOING
Breakfast and lunch stops
INDIVIDUAL RIDERS
Want rides like
these near you?
Done. You're in.
We will tell you when Calypr is ready for you, and not before. No weekly newsletter.
Questions in the meantime: support@pelotrix.com
CLUBS AND COMMUNITIES
You focus on the ride.
Calypr handles the admin.
Clubs here have been running disciplined group rides for years with a spreadsheet, four WhatsApp groups and one very patient admin. Nothing on this page says you are doing it wrong. It says you should not have to do it by hand.
Bring your clubRUNNING THE CLUB
Everything a club does,
in one place.
Members
Registration and approval, rider profiles with bike and emergency details, a digital membership card and a directory that stays current because riders keep it current.
Rides
Create once with route, time, start point, stops, cap and breakfast. Publish to members or to everyone.
Attendance
RSVP with a live count, a waitlist that promotes itself, and check-in at the start point by code or QR.
Roles
Captain, Lead, Sweep and Marshal, assigned before the ride and visible to every rider. Each marshal sees their own group.
Money
Membership, ride and breakfast payments through a gateway, receipts issued, and one list of who still owes.
History
Every ride archived with riders, route, distance and photographs. Rider counts and badges that keep themselves.
GROW YOUR CLUB
The riders who would
love your club
cannot find it.
Most clubs grow by someone bringing a friend. That works, slowly, and it means the rider who moved to Gurugram last month and does not know anybody is riding alone on Sunday.
Be findable. Your club has a page riders can find by city and by the kind of riding you do — not by knowing somebody already.
Publish the ride, not a poster. A public ride is discoverable. Riders see the route, the pace and how many are going before they ask to join.
Post without the Monday work. Close the ride and the recap is ready — riders, kilometres, destination, photographs. You still write the caption. Everything else is done.
TELL US WHAT YOU RUN
Run a club?
Let's build this with you.
We would rather be corrected by people who have been organising rides for years than guess.
You're on the list.
We read every one of these ourselves — there is no sales team. Somebody from Calypr will come back to you on WhatsApp.
Would rather talk first? support@pelotrix.com
FEATURES
What it does,
and why you'd care.
Everything listed here is in the product. Where something is designed but not yet shipped, it says so.
DISCOVER
Finding the next ride, and the people on it.
Find rides near you
Rides published by clubs in your city, with the route, the start time and how many are going.
Find your club
Communities that ride the way you want to ride, instead of asking around for an invite.
Plan a route
Build the route with the stops that matter — fuel, breakfast, the photo point.
Know what is on the way
Fuel, mechanics, food and places to stay, along the road you are actually riding.
RIDE
From the start point to the dhaba.
One ride, created once
Route, time, start point, stops, rider cap and breakfast, all entered in one place.
RSVP with a live count
Going, maybe, not going. Everybody sees the same number without scrolling a chat.
Cap and waitlist
Set the limit. When somebody drops, the next rider is notified automatically.
Check-in at the start point
A code or a QR. Who is on the ride, known in ninety seconds.
Live pack view
Every rider on one screen with a running head count, so the captain can watch the road.
Roles and sub-groups
Captain, Lead, Sweep and Marshal. Each marshal sees their own group and the riders in it.
COMMUNITY
The club, and the people in it.
Member registration and approval
Riders apply, you approve. No forms pasted into a spreadsheet.
Rider profiles
Bike details, documents and an emergency contact, kept current by the rider.
Digital membership card
Proof of membership on the phone, not a laminated card in a drawer.
Member directory
Who rides with you, what they ride, and how often.
Badges
Ten rides. Twenty-five. Fifty. Earned on the road, counted automatically.
SAFETY
The part nobody wants to need.
Emergency profile
Blood group, emergency contact and anything a first responder should know, on every rider.
SOS
Hold it and your location goes to the pack, then to your contacts. Nothing is ever sent without you confirming it.
Missing-rider flag
A marshal flags a rider who is not at the stop and sees their last known location.
Live ride link
Share your ride with anyone — partner, parent, a friend. It stops sharing when you arrive.
Hazard reports
Diesel, gravel, a crater, a closure. Reported once, seen by everyone behind you, and they expire on their own.
Incident log
What happened, where, and what was done — so the club learns from it instead of retelling it.
CLUB MANAGEMENT
The admin, done once.
Payments
Membership, ride and breakfast money through a gateway, with receipts and a pending list.
Breakfast
Who has opted in, who has paid, and the final number to send the restaurant.
Notifications
Reminders, changes and delays pushed to the people on the ride.
Shareable updates
Change something in the ride and the app writes the WhatsApp message for you.
Admin dashboard
Upcoming rides, registrations, attendance, pending payments and new members, on one screen.
HISTORY
What the club has actually done.
Ride closure
Final attendance, taken at the end rather than reconstructed on Monday.
Ride history
Every ride, with riders, route, distance and photographs.
Club archive
Years of rides in one place instead of scrolling back through a chat.
Ride recap
Riders, kilometres, destination and photos, ready to post the moment the ride closes.
CLUBS AND COMMUNITIES
Run a club?
Tell us what running yours takes. We will build around it.
You're on the list.
We read every one of these ourselves — there is no sales team. Somebody from Calypr will come back to you on WhatsApp.
Would rather talk first? support@pelotrix.com
SUPPORT
Need a hand?
One address, read by people who ride. No ticket number, no bot.
CONTACT SUPPORT
support@pelotrix.com
Anything about your account, your club, a ride or a payment.
REPORT AN ISSUE
support@pelotrix.com
Tell us your phone model and what you were doing when it broke. It reaches a person, not a queue.
IN AN EMERGENCY
Call the emergency services.
Calypr notifies people. It does not dispatch help. Do not wait on an app. Once help is on the way, write to support@pelotrix.com and we will do whatever we can with the ride data.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Questions we
actually get.
Account
Do I need to belong to a club to use Calypr?
No. You can use Calypr on your own to find rides, plan routes and share a live ride link. Clubs get a lot more out of it, but nothing is locked behind one.
What does it cost?
We have not set pricing yet. When we do, we will say so here and tell anybody already using it before it changes.
How do I delete my account and my data?
Write to support@pelotrix.com from the address on the account and we will remove it. You do not have to give a reason.
Membership
How does a rider join a club on Calypr?
They apply from the club page. An admin approves. The rider fills in their own profile — bike, documents, emergency contact — so the club is not retyping it.
Can a club stay private?
Yes. A club chooses whether its rides are public, visible to members only, or invitation-only.
Can I be in more than one club?
Yes. Most riders are.
Rides
Who can create a ride?
Anybody with the right role in a club. An individual rider can plan a route for themselves without creating a club ride.
What happens if a ride is full?
The waitlist takes over. If someone drops, the next rider on the list is notified automatically.
Can I change a ride after publishing it?
Yes. Everybody registered is notified, and the app writes you an update message to send to the group.
Communities
Can we move our existing club onto Calypr?
That is exactly who we built it for. Tell us what you run today and we will work out how to bring it across without losing your history.
Who owns the club data?
The club. If you leave, you take your member list and ride history with you.
Payments
How are payments collected?
Through a payment gateway, inside the app. Receipts are issued automatically and the admin sees one list of who has paid and who has not.
Does Calypr hold the club money?
No. Payments settle to the club’s own account.
Safety
What does SOS actually do?
Holding SOS shares your exact location with the pack first, then with your emergency contacts. It is a notification, not a dispatch.
Does Calypr call an ambulance or the police?
No. Calypr notifies people. It does not contact emergency services and does not replace calling them. In an emergency, call the emergency services yourself.
Is anything ever sent automatically?
No. Escalation always requires you to confirm it. There is no silent send and no automatic alarm.
What happens when there is no signal?
Calypr keeps working for what does not need the network — your route, the plan, the roles. Anything that has to reach other people waits and goes out when you have signal again. Do not rely on an app to carry a message it cannot send.
What location data do you collect, who sees it, and when does it stop?
Your location is shared while you are on a ride, with the people on that ride. A live ride link you send to someone outside the ride stops when you arrive. You can turn sharing off at any time.
Notifications
Will Calypr spam me?
Notifications are about rides you have joined and clubs you belong to. You control the rest.
Does it work alongside WhatsApp?
Yes, and it is designed to. Calypr writes the update, you paste it into the group. The app is the source of truth; WhatsApp stays the conversation.
Technical
Which phones does it run on?
Android and iOS. We test on mid-range Android first, because that is what most riders carry.
Does it drain the battery?
Location on a long ride uses power. Carry a charger on anything over 200 km — you should anyway.
Something is broken. Where do I report it?
support@pelotrix.com, with your phone model and what you were doing when it happened. It goes to a person.
STILL STUCK?
Write to us.
We would rather have the email than have you work around it.
support@pelotrix.com
ABOUT CALYPR
More roads.
Better people.
Calypr exists because the best thing about riding in this country is the people, and the worst thing about organising it is everything else.
Somewhere in every riding club there are two or three people who make Sunday happen. They post the ride. They read the messages. They manage the cap, the waitlist, the breakfast number and the money. They count helmets in a dark petrol pump at twenty to six. They are the last to eat and the first to be called when something goes wrong.
Nobody thanks them, and nobody has built them anything. So they use a spreadsheet, four WhatsApp groups and a great deal of patience — and it works, because they are good at it.
We think that is the wrong price for a Sunday.
What we believe
The code already exists. Assign a sweep. Count everybody back. Ride to the slowest rider. Warn the people behind you. Turn back for a stranger. Nobody wrote these down and every good club lives by them. We did not invent any of it — we built software around it.
Safety is a design decision, not a feature. Nothing in Calypr escalates without a rider confirming it. No silent alarms, no automatic calls. An app that cries wolf is worse than no app.
We would rather be corrected than clever. We are talking to clubs who have been running rides for longer than most apps have existed. When they tell us we have it wrong, we change it.
Who we are
Calypr is built by Pelotrix Innovations Private Limited. We are starting in Delhi NCR because that is where we ride, and because the first hundred riders are recruited by hand on Sunday mornings — which is hard to do from another city.
CLUBS AND COMMUNITIES
Run a club?
Let's build this with you.
You're on the list.
We read every one of these ourselves — there is no sales team. Somebody from Calypr will come back to you on WhatsApp.
Would rather talk first? support@pelotrix.com
LEGAL
Privacy policy
Plain English. If anything here is unclear, write to us and we will fix the wording, not just explain it.
Who is collecting this
Pelotrix Innovations Private Limited, the company behind Calypr, is the data fiduciary. Contact: support@pelotrix.com.
What we collect from this website
Only what you type into one of the two forms on this site. For a club: the club name, your name, your role, your city, a WhatsApp number, optionally an email and a page link, rough club size and ride frequency, what takes you the most time, and anything you write in the free text box. For an individual rider: your name, your city, one contact detail, and optionally what you ride.
We also record the date and time you submitted, and the version of the consent text you agreed to, because we have to be able to show what you consented to.
What we use it for
Contacting you about Calypr. That is the whole purpose. If you ticked the optional box, also occasional updates about Calypr — you can stop those without stopping the rest.
What we do not do
We do not sell your details. We do not share them with third parties for their own marketing. We do not pass your number to another club. We do not use it to train anything.
How long we keep it
Until you ask us to delete it, or until two years after our last contact with you, whichever comes first.
Your rights
You can ask us what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, ask us to delete it, and withdraw your consent at any time. Write to support@pelotrix.com from the address or number you gave us. We will act on it and confirm when it is done. You do not have to give a reason, and nothing bad happens if you do.
Complaints
If we have not handled your data properly, tell us first — support@pelotrix.com. If we have not resolved it, you have the right to complain to the Data Protection Board of India.
Changes
If we change this policy in a way that affects what we do with details you have already given us, we will contact you before it takes effect.