Know before you ride.
Every ride starts with the same questions. Linje answers them before you set off, and builds the route around the answers.
Why Linje exists
Finding new places to ride is a pain. You're either forced to reuse routes someone else has made or draw your own. Both take time, offer no customisation, or say anything about ride day conditions. Will it rain? Will I hit headwinds on the descents? What are the terrain conditions? So many questions, so many apps.
Linje puts it all in one place. Pick a distance, route type and starting location. Linje pulls in the most relevant, custom routes for you to explore then provides you with all the weather data you need to know.
Get route direction suggestions based on hour by hour wind data, what recent rain has done to terrain, and recommended leaving times for an optimal ride. All in seconds. Plus, use Linje's built in layers to bend a route to a stop off point like a cabin.
The name
/ˈlɪnjə/LIN-yeh
Honest by design
- Never a subscription
One payment for the most powerful features. No monthly fee, ever.
- Free updates, for good
The app you paid for keeps getting better, with no paid upgrades to the core app.
- A generous free version
The free version is a proper app, not a trial. Paying adds the most powerful features.
- No ads
Places that pay to be on the map will always say so.
- Your ride data is never sold
It is used to make Linje better and is never passed to anyone else.
- Personal data is your choice
Anonymous usage data helps fix problems and is easy to switch off. Anything tied to you, like your ride traces, is shared only if you say so.
- Rides, not people
Share a route or invite people on a ride. There are no feeds, likes, followers or leaderboards.
- Every figure has a source
Each number in the app says where it came from, so you can judge it for yourself.
Built on open data
Linje stands on public data that people and agencies share freely. Every source is named in the app, next to the figure it made.
The roads, trails and places every route is built on. Mistakes found on rides go back into it.
The hour-by-hour forecast behind the best time to leave and which way round.
Norway's snow and rain history, which tells the terrain check how wet the ground is.
With OpenStreetMap, the lit trails for the darker months.
Moose sightings, so you know what else might be on the trail.
Who makes it
Linje is made by Matt, who rides the roads and gravel around Oslo, all year when the snow allows.
It is a small operation, and for now every support email is answered by me, the person who built the thing.
How the waitlist works
Linje launches in spring 2027, in time for the riding season. Joining now puts you first in line.
- 1Join
Leave your email and a welcome arrives straight away.
- 2Follow along
Short updates through the winter as Linje is built.
- 3Test it early
A beta invite before launch, to ride with Linje before anyone else.
- 4Get it first
An email the day it's available in your country, with a founder price for joining early.
Where are you riding next?
Join the waitlist for early access to Linje.