ENDURO.FAMILY started as a rider’s app — and became a platform guides, rentals, workshops and creators make money on. Six ecosystem products are already live, and everything is tied to one foundation: the garage, the tracks, and every rider’s profile.
“Live” means people are using it today, not that it’s on a whiteboard.
Live
For guides, rentals, and moto schools
Partner storefronts
A business card right where riders pick the area's routes: guiding, rental, training, lodging.
A pin on the community track map among the tracks
A service catalog and direct contacts, no commission
Tours and training sessions in the season calendar
A verified partner badge after application review
How it ties into the appA rider opens a track in the area — and sees who will guide them, provide a bike, and put them up. One PRO subscription covers the guide, coach, and workshop roles at once.
A GPU fleet edits a movie of every ride: a flyover of the track above satellite terrain, video inserts, and titles.
A movie from any recorded ride — no editing required
Insert editor: video clips and captions
Priority rendering without the queue — as a one-time purchase
Ready-made marketing for tours and races
How it ties into the appThe movie is assembled from what the platform already knows: the track, the terrain, your footage. Every movie advertises the ride, the tour, and the app.
Riders earn on content and referrals: personal promo codes, a dashboard with metrics, and the Creators Fund.
Ambassador dashboard: code activations and statistics
A promo code = an extended trial for a newcomer
Payouts to self-employed riders and sole proprietors, content and referral scoring
For brands — measurable placements
How it ties into the appContent is born in the app — a ride, a movie, a post — and brings new riders in through a promo code. The effect shows in numbers.
Parts by exploded diagrams, the way dealers do it: pick the bike, the assembly and the part — and see which stores have it and for how much.
Original KTM, Husqvarna and GASGAS catalog — 1,340 models
Assembly diagram: tap a part, get its number
Prices and stock across stores in one table
Accessories and aftermarket parts as separate cards
How it ties into the appThe marketplace runs on the website today (in Russian), and you buy from the seller's store. Next: matching by the bikes in your garage right in the app.
Plan a ride inside the app: direct messages and a shared chat for every event.
Event chat — participants and the organizer are already there
Direct messages: photos, videos, files, voice
Reactions, replies, pins, forwarding, search
Requests from strangers, reports, blocking, mute
How it ties into the appA chat appears where shared context already exists: a race, a tour, an outing. No need to gather people all over again, and the organizer can switch it to announcements only.
Timelines firm up as things launch. We don’t promise dates. The statuses are current. Pilot partners get access before everyone else.
Now
The platform core is livelive
App 2.0, subscriptions and payments, partner storefronts, workshop CRM, the movie pipeline, the ambassador program, messages and event chats, the parts marketplace on the website, and the help center.
Stage 2
Promotion and advertising
Reach boosters for tours and races, workshop ads at the “service due” moment. All within Russian advertising law: ORD registration and erid tags. Creating races stays free.
Stage 3
Parts from your garage
The marketplace on the website is already live. Next: matching by the bikes in your garage, and going from a maintenance reminder straight to the right part — the “ride → maintain → buy” loop.
Beyond
Club chat and support chat
Messages and event chats are already live. Next on the same foundation: a shared club chat and messaging with the app team.
