Polaris Ride Command helps off-road and snowmobile riders plan and document rides, with group ride mapping as one of its central tools. Riders can create or join a group and see friends on the map. A group leader can be assigned so others can follow that leader’s path, giving the group a shared route reference while riding.
Group rides and recorded routes
The group feature covers both joining rides and forming them, and displays participating friends on the map. Riders can also record their own rides and revisit them later. These functions address two different needs: keeping track of a group during a ride and retaining a record of a ride afterward. The source describes the app for year-round off-road and snowmobile use.
Trail maps and ride landmarks
The app provides trail maps for finding areas to ride and places to stop. Riders can add waypoints to mark places of interest. The source describes map coverage of more than 300,000 miles of trails and says map regions can be downloaded for use offline, including in remote areas. These map tools complement group riding by providing trail information and user-marked locations.
Vehicle records and account access
Beyond ride planning, Polaris Ride Command lets users register vehicles and track their maintenance. The listed features also describe a login experience compatible with the Chrome browser. The source does not specify further account requirements or maintenance record fields.