Draft: Live Ride Tracking

DRAFT is a zero-setup ride tracker with one trick nothing else has: on event day, the people who came to cheer for you can watch you move along the course, live, with nothing to install. TRAIN — JUST RIDE Press start, put the phone in your pocket, ride. DRAFT records with the screen locked and turns every ride into a report card: speed, climbs with grade and VAM, mile splits, estimated power and W/kg. Best efforts from 60 seconds to an hour become personal bests your training log tracks over time. BRING A WATCH, OR BRING NOTHING An iPhone on its own is a complete tracker. Add an Apple Watch and DRAFT shows your live heart rate on your wrist and starts and stops the ride from there, with heart rate on the report card afterwards. Pair a Bluetooth crank sensor and your real cadence joins it. Finished rides can save to Apple Health as cycling workouts with their route. A LIBRARY THAT COMPOUNDS Every ride lands in your training log: weekly volume, are-you-getting-faster trends, PB badges, and a climb catalog built from your own riding. Race yourself — overlay any past ride as a ghost and see exactly where you gained or lost. Forgot to stop the tracker? Trim the idle ends without losing a single fix. RACE DAY — THEY WATCH, YOU RIDE Riding a participation ride? Enter the event code, claim your bib, and share one link. Supporters follow your dot on the live course map from any browser — progress, speed, ETA to the finish and to the rest stop where they're standing. You choose who can watch: public, team-only, or invitation-only with a private key you can revoke. Afterward, your event ride gets the same full report card. YOUR DATA, ACTUALLY YOURS No account required — start riding as a guest. Sign in with Apple or Google only if you want your training history backed up across phones. Nobody can watch a training ride; at an event you pick who can follow you and can change it. Sharing is always a link you choose to send, and you can delete your account and every ride from inside the app. An iPhone on its own is enough — no straps, no sensors, no setup. The report card works from your first ride; everything else is optional.