
Ride together, stay connected, with no distance limit
The next-gen motorcycle intercom without extra hardware. Connect your Bluetooth helmets, join a session and hit the road.

Getting the group together shouldn’t take longer than the ride
As soon as intercom brands differ, it’s a hassle: failed pairings, short range, and 20 minutes wasted in the parking lot.
Every rider already has their helmet and smartphone in their pocket, all that was missing was the universal bridge.
HelmSync connects all your helmets instantly, with no extra hardware to buy.
Meet up, ride, stay together
How 3 riders with incompatible helmets talk in 3 seconds flat
The smartphone acts as the universal bridge. Zero Cardo/Sena Bluetooth pairing needed.
What changes when riding together
The group really talks
No more hand gestures at red lights: everyone hears and speaks simultaneously.
No one gets lost
Locate the convoy on the map during stops or intersections.
Built for gloves
Massive buttons, high contrast, and glove-friendly design.
Zero account, zero hassle
A nickname, a QR scan, and you ride, with no email or signup needed.
Keep your gear
Works with the Bluetooth intercom or earbuds you already have.
All-terrain connection
Online wherever there is coverage, local short-range the moment there isn't.
What it looks like on the road
Screenshots taken from the app, untouched.

No account
A nickname, your bike, and off you go. No e-mail, no sign-up.

The group, live
Who is connected, how far away, who leads. Everyone sees the same thing.

Convoy order
Each rider's place in the group, updated as you ride.

Alert the group
Crash, breakdown, hazard or coffee stop: the whole group knows in one tap.
Works with the riding gear you already own
No proprietary hardware to buy. HelmSync connects all riders directly using their smartphone and standard Bluetooth headset.
Works with the Bluetooth intercoms and helmets on the market
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Join the HelmSync journey on the road
The Android closed beta has been successfully completed. We are now officially opening the Open Beta to all riders on Android, and opening waitlist registrations to trigger the iOS beta.
Android: Open Beta for Everyone
The closed beta is validated! HelmSync officially enters Open Beta on Google Play. Everyone can now install the app and experience full duplex intercom, Push-To-Talk, and real-time convoy tracking on the road.
- Install HelmSync from Google Play.
- Create a group, or join one with the QR code or the group code.
- Pick a nickname and your bike, and you’re riding.
iOS: TestFlight Waitlist
Riding with an iPhone? If we reach enough demand from the Apple rider community, we will officially launch the iOS closed beta on TestFlight!
Rider Mobilization: Sign up to help trigger the iOS TestFlight beta launch.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a distance limit between riders?
No distance limit, as long as there is signal. On 4G/5G you stay connected with your group, even across a mountain pass: everyone just needs coverage. Without signal, Offline mode takes over at short range.
Do I need to buy specific hardware to use HelmSync?
No. HelmSync goes through your phone's Bluetooth: any helmet, intercom (Cardo, Sena, Midland, Shark) or earbuds already paired will do.
How many people can join the same ride?
Rides are usually 2 to 15 riders, the size at which conversation stays clear. Beyond that, splitting the group works better.
Does the app drain the battery?
Battery use depends mostly on GPS and screen-on time. For a long day out, a motorcycle USB charger is recommended.
What happens in areas without network (dead zones)?
In a dead zone, turn on Offline mode to connect phones directly to each other over short range, without Internet. The group needs to stay close to keep the voice link.