Answers to the most common questions about Rulla. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, email us.
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An app for group rides. You find rides, clubs and races near you, say whether you’re coming and have everything about the ride in one place.
No, Rulla is free to use today.
Join at app.rulla.cc with Google or email. If you choose Strava, your details are filled in for you, but you sign in with Google or email.
No. You join with Google or email, and Strava is optional.
Not yet. Put Rulla on your home screen and it opens like an app. iPhone and Android apps are on the way.
Get the appYes, you choose in the settings.
Swedish and English.
Open the map and filter, or type what you’re looking for. The rides near you show straight away.
Rides near mePace, surface (road, gravel, MTB or virtual), distance, day and time of day: morning, daytime or evening.
Yes. Type “easy gravel in Göteborg this weekend”, for example, and Rulla sets the filters and moves the map.
Yes. Virtual rides are a discipline of their own, so pick Virtual in the filters.
Yes. Tilt the map with the button or two fingers and the terrain shows in 3D. On a ride you see how steep the route gets and can fly along it.
Public rides are open to all. Club rides are for the club’s members, friends rides for your friends and private rides only for those invited.
Tap Going, Maybe or Can’t on the ride. If it has pace groups, you pick one at the same time. Some rides have no sign-up, and then you just turn up at the meeting point.
A group within the ride with its own pace and leader. You can switch group any time before the ride, as long as the group isn’t full.
Yes, every ride has a chat. The organiser can pin what matters most to the top.
Every ride has a lasting link and a share card in story format, 9:16, to post wherever you like.
Holes and hazards, stop, slowing, turning, move over, and single file or two abreast, by hand and by voice. We’ve drawn them all.
Signals in the bunchTap Create in the app and follow the steps. Drafts save themselves and can be picked up on another device.
Yes. Paste in the text you’ve already written about the ride, and Rulla fills in the time, place, distance and pace. You check and publish.
Yes. Each group gets its pace, its leader and a cap on how many fit.
Yes, up to three, a short and a long one for example. Each pace group can have its own route.
Yes, add stops along the route and everyone sees where you’ll stop.
Yes. Set it up once as a weekly ride.
No. You can switch replies off, and the ride shows the information only.
You choose: everyone, the club’s members, a team in the club, your friends or only those you invite.
A common file for routes: a line of points that describes the way. Almost every bike computer and map app can read it.
GPX is just the line and works almost everywhere, so pick it if you’re unsure. TCX and FIT come from Garmin; FIT is a compact format newer Garmin units prefer. If a FIT file gives you trouble, try GPX.
In your bike computer’s app: Garmin Connect, Wahoo or Hammerhead. On your phone, open the file and choose the app, and the route comes in. The steps for each make are below.
No. You download the file from the ride and load it yourself, as the steps below show.
The organiser brings them in from Strava, Komoot or RideWithGPS, uploads a GPX file or takes one from a route library.
Download the route from the ride in Rulla. Then do this, depending on your bike computer.
GARMIN CONNECT ON YOUR PHONE
On a computer: connect.garmin.com, Training & Planning, Courses, Import. By cable: put the file in the Garmin/NewFiles folder.
The maker’s helpTHE WAHOO APP (OLDER UNITS: ELEMNT)
GPX, TCX and FIT all work.
The maker’s helpHAMMERHEAD’S DASHBOARD OR THE COMPANION APP
On the latest Karoo you can also share the file from your phone to the Companion app.
The maker’s helpA space of its own in the app: the club’s rides, teams, info pages, a board and a route library, with roles for owners, admins and members.
Claim your clubNo, Rulla is free for clubs today.
Clubs, rides and races come in from SCF, happyride.se and Strava, among others, and link back to where they came from. Claim your club and you’re in charge.
Find your club and tap Claim. We check the details and approve it by hand.
Claim your clubYou do it in the app. Here’s how it goes.
Start a clubSpaces inside the club, with their own leaders, members, rides, pages, routes and board. A women’s team, a junior team or one per town, for example. A club can have up to 20 teams.
The club’s own pages for what always applies: how you ride, kit, where you meet. With a photo at the top. A page can be open to all or for members only, and a club can have up to 20.
The club’s announcements, not a feed. What matters goes there and members can comment. Each team has its own.
The club’s saved routes. Use one on a new ride, or download it as a GPX.
Yes. List the club’s groups for a race, by pace or target time for example, up to 30. They show on the website and organisers can put them on rides.
Owner, admin and member. Owners and admins run the club, and each team has its own leaders.
Yes, with tags: town, pace group, role or whatever helps you. New tags are for admins only until you show them to members.
Yes. A club ride is seen by the club’s members only, and a team ride by the team only.
Yes. Add co-organisers who can post and edit rides.
Yes, your club’s public rides can be embedded on your website.
Yes, the club page can link to your Strava club.
You can delete your account in Settings. You confirm by typing DELETE.
Yes. You can report content and block other riders, and someone you block sees nothing of you.
Yes, in the settings. In-app notifications always arrive, and sign-in and security emails are always sent.
On the privacy page.
PrivacyEmail us and we’ll help.
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