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Claim yourterritory

The territory game for motorcycle riders. Close a loop on real roads, take every street inside, and hold it against the siege.

Start riding free iPhone & Android — in the garage

Free to ride, forever · 7-day Baron trial included · $3.99/mo or $29.99/yr

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How the game works

  1. Ride a loop Canyon run, town lap, mountain pass — any ride that closes the circle on real roads counts. Start recording, pocket the phone, ride.
  2. Claim the land Everything your loop encloses becomes your territory on the shared hex map — the perimeter traced road by road, exactly where you rode.
  3. Defend it — 24 hours A rival loop inside your land starts a siege. Answer it from the saddle within 24 hours, or lose the ground their loop encloses.

Already tracking with REVER, Calimoto or Scenic? Import the GPX the same day — it counts in full.

Stake your claim →
YOURS
Close the loop — everything inside is claimed.

The mapis live

Every color is a rider's held ground — carved loop by loop, siege by siege, updated with every ride.

A rider's gloved hand holding LoopSiege
The live LoopSiege territory map
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The map is already at war

96,890cells claimed
28,205road miles ridden
58,194siege battles

Why riders get hooked

“Every commute turns into a patrol.”
“You'll invent errands just to close another loop.”
“Sunday rides finally have a scoreboard.”

Our pitch, not paid praise — real rider quotes land here when the beta opens.

Built for riders, not racers

⚔️ Sieges, not steals

Nobody snatches your land in one pass. Overtaking starts a 24-hour siege — ride back and the ground stays yours.

🛣️ Real roads only

Territory borders trace the pavement you actually rode, corner by corner. No hexagon soup — your map looks like your ride.

🐢 Speed never scores

Pace is never ranked, rewarded, or shown. Loops, consistency, and exploration win land — not lap times.

🕶️ Routes stay private

The map shows territory, never your trace. Start and end points are trimmed and privacy zones stay invisible.

🏁 Clubs & monthly medals

Found a club and stack every member's land on the club board. Podium riders take home medals for their state, country, and the world — every month.

⚖️ Never pay-to-win

Every ride hits exactly as hard on every tier. Baron buys room to grow — never power over another rider.

Today’s warlords

#1 Drift Viper391 Colorado 22.9B sq ft
#2 Storm Kestrel448 Colorado 11.0B sq ft
#3 Dusty Badger730 Colorado 7.1B sq ft
#4 Copper Cobra254 Colorado 6.8B sq ft
#5 Turbo Kestrel Colorado 4.8B sq ft

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Free to ride. Baron to build an empire.

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Free forever

Full-influence riding, sieges, leaderboards & medals. Hold up to 30 cells.

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Common questions

Is LoopSiege free?

Yes — Scout rides free forever with full influence. Baron ($3.99/mo or $29.99/yr, 7-day trial at signup) lifts the caps: unlimited territory, full history, unlimited privacy zones.

Can I keep using REVER, Calimoto, or Scenic?

Yes. Track the ride in your favorite app, export the GPX, and import it the same day — it claims territory in full. Imports older than the same-day window don't move the map, so nobody can backfill a summer of rides.

Do I have to ride fast?

Never. Speed is never a score, a rank, or a reward anywhere in the game — it's only used to validate that a ride is real. Ride your pace.

Can other riders see my routes?

No. Territory is public; routes are private. Displayed perimeters are closed loops with no start or end, trimmed 300 m from your actual endpoints, and your privacy zones are always scrubbed.

What happens when someone rides inside my territory?

Their loop starts a 24-hour siege on the land it encloses. Ride any loop back over that ground in time and you keep it — ignore it and it falls.

Can I ride with my crew?

Yes — found clubs or join as many as you like. Every member's territory counts on each club's leaderboard, and every club has a members-only timeline for photos, videos, and talk. Clubs are social glue — membership never changes influence.

When do the phone apps arrive?

iPhone first, Android right behind — both are in the garage now. Today you can play on the web by importing GPX rides from any GPS logger.

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