Help
Support
Something wrong, a trail that needs fixing, or a question about your data? Email hello@ohver.app — a person reads every message, usually within a day. Include your device and iOS version if something isn't working.
Your account
Delete your account: in the app, open Profile → Settings (the gear) → Delete account. It permanently removes your account and what you've added — profile, garage, runs, routes, posts, photos and the messages you sent — and clubs you started pass to another member. You can also email us to ask.
You don't need an account to ride. The map, trail pages and navigation work signed out. Sign in with Apple or Google to save trails, keep your runs, post, message and ride in a convoy.
Reporting and blocking
Press and hold any post, comment, message or trail report — or use its ⋯ menu — and choose Report. Report a driver or block them from their profile. A blocked driver's posts, comments and messages disappear for you, and they can't message you. We review every report within 24 hours and remove content that breaks our Terms.
If someone is in danger, call 911 first.
Trails and maps
Where trails come from: the U.S. Forest Service's Motor Vehicle Use Maps, the BLM, state OHV programs, and OpenStreetMap tracks on open public land. Full credits are in the app under Profile → Settings → Map data & credits.
Something's wrong or closed: on the trail's page, use More → Report conditions so other drivers see it, and email us if the line itself is wrong. Posted signs, gates and land-manager closures always win over the app.
Offline: tap Save offline on a trail or route before you lose signal. Saved maps live under Profile → Settings → Offline routes.
Location and battery
Ohver uses your location for the map and navigation, and in the background only while you're recording a run, navigating, or sharing your position with a convoy. GPS runs at full precision only while your phone is charging; on battery the app uses a lighter setting and slows down when you're parked.
Meshtastic mesh radio
Pair a Meshtastic LoRa radio under Profile → Settings → Mesh radio, and your convoy's positions, honks, SOS and regroup signals keep flowing where there's no cell service. Ohver only asks for Bluetooth when you open that screen.