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Support

Contact

One email address, read by the person who built RideRadar. No forms, no tickets, no automatic replies.

Write to assistenza@rideradar.it

It is the only support channel. It works for a technical problem, for a question about your account, for a request about your data or to tell us something could be done better. Feel free to write in Italian or in English.

How long we take

We read every message and we answer everyone. The aim is to do it within two working days: at weekends and on public holidays it can take longer. If nothing arrives, check your spam folder before writing again.

Support is not an emergency service. If you are on the road and you need help right away, call 112. We read the email during working hours, not in real time.

Topics

Choose the right subject

The address is always the same: only the subject changes, so it lands straight on the right pile.

Problems

Something is not working

The app closes, the map does not load, navigation behaves strangely, a button does not respond. Tell us with the exact steps to make it happen again: that is the single most useful thing.

Personal data

Your data and your account

You want to know what data we hold, correct it, receive a copy or have it deleted. Write to us from the address you signed up with: we need it to be sure it really is your account.

Community

Reporting content or a person

Inside the app every published route, every comment and every rider in a room has its own button to report and to mute: it is the quickest way, because it reaches us already linked to the content. If you cannot use it, write to us.

Ideas

Suggestions, roads, criticism

Something is missing, you know a pass that deserves to be in the app, you have an idea to make a step simpler. Write to us: the requests that come back most often really do end up at the top of the list.

Transparency

Why there is no contact form here

This website is made of pages only: there is no server receiving what you write, no cookies and no analytics tool. A form, here, would be a box that carries the message nowhere. Better a real address.