The product

A route should explain more than where to turn.

SRNA is designed as a low-distraction companion that helps riders choose, understand and review a route with more road context.

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All interfaces and capabilities shown here represent the product direction and are not yet a public release.

SRNASafety layer

Route Signal Devices Insight

The planned journey

Choose. Balance. Ride. Learn.

A consistent flow designed to keep decisions clear before, during and after a ride.

01
Choose your mode
Select bicycle, e-bike or another supported mobility profile.
02
Set your priorities
Balance travel time, comfort and route-context preferences.
03
Ride with context
Receive focused guidance and compatible-device signals during the journey.
04
Review and learn
Explore optional insights and make better-informed future route choices.

Designed as one coherent system

Six capabilities, one calm riding experience.

Core direction

Context-weighted routes

Compare route options using more than arrival time, with future support for surface, crossings and traffic context.

Core direction

Timely road signals

Present potentially useful information before a demanding segment rather than during the most distracting moment.

Planned integration

Compatible sensor awareness

Explore approaching-vehicle and hazard signals through approved radar or sensor integrations.

Planned capability

Offline route continuity

Keep essential route information available when network conditions become unreliable.

Planned integration

Guidance beyond the phone

Deliver selected cues through compatible watches, audio devices, displays or smart glasses.

Research direction

Opt-in ride profile

Help riders understand patterns through optional insights with transparent controls for any future partner sharing.

The connected ride

The right signal, on the right surface.

A cyclist should not need to keep looking at a phone. SRNA's integration direction prioritizes short, purposeful cues.

Watch

Glanceable turns and simple vibration patterns.

Audio

Short spoken cues with low interaction demand.

Bike radar

Potential vehicle-awareness signals from compatible sensors.

Bike display

Embedded directions for supported e-bike systems.

Product principles

Useful information without false certainty.

Support, never replace attention

Guidance must remain secondary to the road, local rules and the user's judgment.

Explain meaningful suggestions

Where possible, a route recommendation should state the context behind it.

Measure alert usefulness

The product should learn whether a signal helped, not simply maximize the number of alerts.

Keep high-impact sharing optional

Any future insurance or partner program requires explicit participation and clear controls.

Shape the product

Help define what a more informed ride feels like.

Tell us how you ride, what currently creates uncertainty and which signals would genuinely help.

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