New version: the date, at a glance

We've completely redesigned the dating screen. The goal was simple: to let you know if a date is right for you without having to ask anyone.

The level, the first thing you see

Beginner, intermediate, or advanced—these are displayed at the top in color, with a line indicating the terrain. Below, on the same screen, are the bike type, distance, elevation gain, and duration. The date, time, and weather forecast are shown on a single line next to the title, and the weather can be expanded to show the previous day, the day of the ride, and the following day.

And now you can see who's going

New sign-up screen: displays each person's skill level and bike type, and provides a summary of the group's route. From there, you can message your friends or access someone's profile to add them.

If you organize: take attendance before leaving (UNDER DEVELOPMENT)

In group admin mode, there's a roll call feature: you mark who has arrived at the meeting point and who hasn't, and the group sets off knowing that no one is left behind. No more shouting "Is everyone here?" in the middle of the crossing.

[Screenshot of roll call]

The conversation, at the end and with a warning

Comments appear at the end of the quote and are always open. A button in the bottom bar tells you how many unread comments there are and takes you directly to them. You can then edit or delete your own comments.

[Screenshot 1 — comments and the bar button]

And the photos from the exit

If you were signed up, you upload your photos to the appointment and delete them whenever you want.

[Screenshot 2 — organizer, notes and gallery]

One more thing, about your privacy

When you share a link to a date outside of Bicicita, whoever opens it can no longer see who's going, the comments, or the exact meeting point. That information stays within the group.

The same design is also used in groups, profiles, and posts. Come in, take a look, and get ready for the weekend!