01 · ON THE MOVE
During the ride
A button on the watch opens a menu of six mark types. The order is always the same, so the right one can be picked without looking. Coordinates, time and the kilometre are recorded for you.
Closed beta · Garmin fēnix 8 and Enduro 3 · iPhone and Android
An app for enduro: marks, rides and the group
The Garmin watch records the ride. A button on the watch marks places: a ford, fuel in a village, a tree down across the trail. After the ride, the track and the marks are on the phone. If you ride with others, the map shows every one of them.
fēnix 8 and Enduro 3
iOS and Android
Free
How it works
How it works
02 · AFTER THE RIDE
After the ride
When the watch connects to the phone, the ride shows up in the app: the track, the marks at their kilometres, elevation and heart rate. The marks wait in the Inbox.
03 · IN THE EVENING
In the evening
The mark gets a name and a note — “ford knee-deep, hard bottom” — and a rating. After that the spot stays on the map and is still there next season.
Marks on the move
Six mark types
The menu opens with one button and closes with a second press. There is no text entry on the watch: you pick the type only, and the name and the note are added later, on the phone.
WaterWATER
FuelFUEL
DangerDANGER
RepairREPAIR
CampCAMP
Nice spotCOOL
Garmin fēnix, 454×454 screen. The same buttons you use in gloves: up, down, confirm.
Group ride
Group ride
One rider creates the ride, the rest join by link. The map shows where everyone is, their status, and how long a rider has been standing in one place.
- A status for each rider: riding, stopped, broken down
- Distance and direction to every rider in the group
- The group list on the watch — the phone stays in your pocket
- The ride ends — positions stop being shared
SOS
SOS
The signal with coordinates goes to the whole group. It works as long as there is cellular coverage.
01
Press on the watch
Hold the button for two seconds, then ten seconds to cancel — it will not go out by accident.
02
It reaches the others
Everyone in the group gets a buzz on the watch and the coordinates on the map in the phone. You see who it is and at what kilometre.
03
Answer “on my way”
One button — and the rider sees exactly who is coming and how far away they are.
04
Get there
Navigation to the point runs on the watch: direction and distance, with no need to take the phone out of your pocket.
The signal goes over the cellular network. If there is no coverage, the coordinates are sent on their own as soon as there is — and they stay with the ride so they can be seen later. This is not a satellite beacon and not a replacement for inReach: it connects you to your group, not to rescue services.
The countdown on the watch. Cancel fills the screen.
What the rest of the group sees.
Without a watch
No watch? You can still ride with the group
A watch makes the app stronger, but it is not the price of entry. With a phone alone the part that matters in a group still works.
Group
The others see you
Your phone sends its position while the group ride is on. Everyone sees where you are and what your status is.
SOS
The signal goes from the screen
The SOS button is in the app too: your coordinates reach the whole group even without a watch.
Recording
The phone records the ride
A recording screen: the track as you ride it, kilometres, time in motion and the same marks the watch offers. When you finish, the ride lands on the map like any other.
About accuracy. A phone in a pocket records a rougher track than a watch and drains faster — on a long ride you see it. We are not pretending the two are the same. Rides from other apps still come in as FIT and GPX files.
Rides and statistics
Rides and places
Every ride and every mark sits on one map. Each ride gets distance, elevation gain, moving time and heart rate — the data is taken from the watch, no separate sensor needed.
Distance
128.4km
Gain
1240m
Moving
4:38
Avg HR
132
Your old history moves over as files. Export FIT or GPX from Garmin Connect, add them to the app — the rides take their place on the map with their own dates, tracks and elevation.
How it differs
How it differs from Garmin and Strava
Garmin's own recording
watch + Garmin Connect
- Track, elevation, heart rate — all recorded reliably
- A mark on the move is a nameless point with no type and no note
- No shared map for the ride
Strava
phone or watch
- Segments, community, the feed you know
- No typed marks for places
- You can share your position by link, but that is not a group map and not an alert on the watch
EnduroCrew
watch + phone + group
- A typed mark on the move, from the watch, in gloves
- A live group map with statuses and distances
- SOS with coordinates and an “on my way” reply
- Track and statistics — the same ones the watch records
We use Garmin and Strava ourselves. EnduroCrew adds two things to them: a typed mark right during the ride, and a group that can see each other on the map.
Privacy
Who sees what
Your rides are visible only to you
Until you open a particular ride or place yourself. There is no common feed where everything is public by default.
Position — only on a group ride
It is shared only during the ride and only with the riders in it. The ride ends — sharing stops.
Data is not sold
Not tracks, not places, not contacts. There are no ads and no third-party analytics in the app.
Closed beta
The closed beta is running now
We ride with the app ourselves: recording, marks, group and SOS work on real rides. What matters now is testing it on other routes and other watches — that is where the things you cannot see on your own turn up.