The ROAD iD App is a useful tool for outdoor enthusiasts such as runners, cyclists, hikers, walkers, and skiers. It allows users to share their real-time location with selected loved ones (Guardians) via Email or SMS. The App sends eCrumbs (electronic breadcrumbs) that show the user's location, distance traveled, and route. Guardians do not need to install the App to see the user's location. The App also features Stationary Alert technology that notifies Guardians when the user has been stationary for too long. In case of emergency, the App has a one-touch SOS button that notifies loved ones and provides a shortcut to call Emergency Services.

The ROAD iD App keeps a complete log of the user's adventures, including maps and key stats. Real-time stats such as speed, distance, and location are also available during eCrumb activity. The App is designed to Save Lives, Deliver Peace of Mind, and Fuel Adventure. The App offers legendary customer service, and users can contact the team via email, phone, or website. The App offers a free 2-week trial, after which users can subscribe for $2.99/month or $29.99/year. Users can easily cancel or temporarily cancel the subscription anytime by going to the "Settings" section inside the App.

To work appropriately, the ROAD iD App requires certain permissions on the user's device, including current location, notifications, and disabling battery optimizations. Contacts permission is optional and only used to make it easier to add/select Guardians from the user's phone contacts. The App's Privacy Policy can be viewed on their website.

The ROAD iD App is a great tool for outdoor enthusiasts who want to share their location with loved ones. The App is easy to use and offers a range of features, including Stationary Alert technology and a one-touch SOS button. The App keeps a complete log of the user's adventures, including maps and key stats. The App offers a free 2-week trial, after which users can subscribe for $2.99/month or $29.99/year. The App requires certain permissions on the user's device, including current location, notifications, and disabling battery optimizations. Contacts permission is optional and only used to make it easier to add/select Guardians from the user's phone contacts.