Through. Every ride, recorded.
Through turns your phone into a ride recorder: the track, the sensors, a voice note when you want one, video when you ask for it — kept on the device, yours to keep. There is no account to create: it does not ask for your name, your email, or your phone number. One switch cuts off every upload and download, and each online feature has its own toggle under it.
Two ways in
On iPhone, Through comes from the App Store. On Android it is a direct install from us — same app, and it keeps itself up to date from here.
iPhone & iPad
Search for EveryOf Through, or go straight to the listing. Updates arrive the usual way, through the App Store.
Android
Download the app from our own site and install it. Android will ask you to allow installing from your browser the first time. After that, Through checks for new versions itself and offers them to you — no store in the middle.
Through is not on Google Play yet. When it is, the Play button will sit right here next to the others, and the direct install will stay — it is for anyone who would rather not go through a store at all.
Built for the road, not for the feed
Records the ride
Position, speed and time, plus the phone’s own motion sensors — written as you go, so a ride survives a dead battery or a lost signal.
Your voice, your camera
Speak a note and your phone turns it into text on the device — the audio is never stored and never sent. Start the camera and the video goes to your own photo gallery, not to us.
Reads the bike
Connect a supported motorcycle over Bluetooth and its readings — revs, speed, coolant, gear — are recorded alongside the ride, like any other sensor.
Ride together
Share a live position with a group for one ride, if you choose to. You start it per ride, it has its own switch, and the master switch cuts it off along with everything else.
One switch for everything
One master switch stops every upload and download. Under it, telemetry, sync, sharing and map data each have their own toggle. Device-to-device control keeps working either way, because it never touches the network.
No account, no profile
No sign-up, no name, no email, no phone number. Rides are yours; you can delete them whenever you like.
The details are in the app’s own privacy policy and terms.