Find your people.
Look up a friend by username or discover riders nearby. Send a Buddy request and build your own riding circle.
Clutchfolk
Android private beta
Find your people.
Ride your road.
Good roads. Better company. Meet motorcycle riders who share your pace, find your friends and turn “we should go for a ride” into a plan.
A motorcycle community by Blackbird Systems. Part of Roka Industries.
Clutchfolk.Your kind of company
A little hello goes a long way
Your next riding friend.
A Wave. A conversation. A plan to ride.
Two wheels. Your people.
A shared love of the ride
Less “maybe someday.”
More “see you there.”
For the evening cruise, the weekend escape, or simply finding someone else who understands life on two wheels.
Make the first move.
A Wave keeps the introduction simple. Use Buddy chat to get to know each other and agree what kind of ride sounds good.
Give the ride a place.
Create a ride, set the pace and choose a public meetup. Join a plan or bring your friends along for your own.
Connection, on your terms
Be social.
Keep your space.
Finding a riding friend should not mean giving up control over how people find you.
Use the controls that suit you. Meet in public, agree your pace before leaving, and ride within your ability.
Choose when to appear.
Ready to Ride is an opt-in, with a visibility period. Ghost Mode lets you step out of nearby discovery.
A username, not your whereabouts.
Friend search is separate from the map. Look up a handle without displaying the rider’s location or distance.
Keep boundaries close.
Block and report controls are available from rider and conversation screens. You choose the connections you keep.
Android private betaBe part of
Be part of
the first few rides.
We’re inviting a small group of Android riders to try Clutchfolk and help shape the experience. Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll follow up about access.
Ask to join the Android betaAccess is shared individually. This is not a public app-store release.
1
Tell us you’re interested.
2
Receive the current install instructions when invited.
3
Create your own account, add your bike and find your people.
Before you gear up
A few things
worth knowing.
Is Clutchfolk available to everyone?
Not yet. Clutchfolk is in private Android testing. Use the beta enquiry button to ask about access; it does not automatically create an account or guarantee an invitation.
Can I bring a friend?
Absolutely—let us know you would like to test together. Each rider needs their own account. Once you are both set up, you can find each other by username and send a Buddy request.
Is there an iPhone version?
The current private beta is for Android. We are not offering an iPhone release through this page.
Is everyone on the map a live rider?
The illustration on this website is not a live map. Inside the app, nearby discovery depends on riders choosing to share their availability. A quiet map does not mean you need to share your own location.
Does Clutchfolk replace road judgement or emergency help?
No. Clutchfolk helps riders connect and organise plans. It is not an emergency service and cannot guarantee another rider’s identity, behaviour or safety. Meet in public and make your own decisions about a ride.