Built by a rider who showed up alone one too many times.

My name is Jan. I ride a Kawasaki Z900 and I've been planning group rides for years. Most of them fall apart the same way - confirmations in the group chat, then silence on the morning of the ride. I've driven to meetup points alone more times than I can count.

The Prague to Salzburg run above was one of those. Eight people said they'd come. Three confirmed the night before. On the day - just me and 395 km of road to myself. Which, honestly, isn't the worst thing. But it's not why you spend weeks planning a group ride.

The problem isn't that people are bad. It's that there are zero consequences for flaking. No reputation on the line. No history anyone can check. You can ghost ten rides in a row and still get accepted on the next one because nobody knows.

RPMunity fixes that. Every rider builds a karma score from real attendance. Organisers see your history before they accept your request. High karma opens better events. No-shows cost you points that take real effort to earn back. For the first time, your reliability actually follows you.