Monitor Range, Charging, and Scooter Status
Ather turns the phone into a remote vehicle dashboard for checking the scooter before a ride. Owners can view battery charge, available range, charging progress, parking state, and last-synced vehicle information, reducing the need to walk back to the scooter for a quick status check. Location tools can also help identify where the vehicle is parked and provide useful context when it moves.
The home experience brings these details together with the connected scooter card and mode-related range information. Alerts can flag software updates, detected vehicle issues, charging changes, or security events such as Theft and Tow. This makes the app useful both for routine commute planning and for keeping an eye on the scooter while it is parked.
Plan Routes and Find Nearby Chargers
Trip planning lets riders search for a destination on the phone and send it to the scooter dashboard before setting off. A route can be assessed against the available range, while navigation tools help keep the next journey prepared without entering everything again on the vehicle screen. Live traffic, two-wheeler routes, and trip feasibility can support more practical route choices when those services are available.
Charging discovery is built into the same travel workflow. Riders can look for nearby Ather Grid points, review charging suggestions, and plan stops when a destination exceeds the scooter's current range. The onboarding flow highlights Navigation and Find Charger directly, making these tasks easy to identify for new users who are learning how the phone and scooter work together.
Connect Calls, Music, and Vehicle Alerts
Bluetooth connectivity extends selected phone functions to compatible Ather scooter dashboards. After pairing, riders can receive call information, control music, and use supported communication features without handling the phone for every interaction. The connection is designed around the scooter display, so the phone remains the account and setup hub while important controls appear where the rider can reach them.
The app also carries vehicle and account alerts, including software notices and issues detected on the scooter. A guided setup can introduce dashboard shortcuts for calls, music, and messages, while account settings keep the connection organized across supported vehicles. For owners who regularly use their scooter for commuting, these connected controls reduce the separate steps needed to prepare the phone, dashboard, and ride.
Review Rides and Handle Ownership Tasks
Ride history and statistics help owners review how the scooter has been used over time. Trip records can surface distance, average speed, and range-related information, giving commuters a clearer view of routine journeys and riding patterns. Documents stored through the app can also remain available on the scooter dashboard, keeping frequently needed vehicle information closer to the riding workflow.
Ownership support is handled alongside these daily tools. Riders can place a service request, report a vehicle issue, follow ticket progress, and reach roadside assistance when help is needed. Vehicle settings and account controls provide a central place to manage connected features, while multiple-device access can support owners who sign in on more than one phone. Together, these tools cover both everyday monitoring and less frequent maintenance tasks.
