DealerChips
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Plan A Chip Run. Pick the shops you still need near a starting point and DealerChips puts them in order, nearest first. Send the whole run to Google Maps, send the next stop to Apple Maps or Waze, copy the list, or download a GPX file for Rever, Calimoto, Scenic and Garmin units. Share a link so a group rides off one list. It tells you when a run is too long for a single Google link, when a stop is shut on the day you are riding, and when one is across a border. Planning lives in one place. Plan A Ride opens with two questions: chasing chips, or riding somewhere. Both finish on the same screen, so a route you plan can become a run you can send to Maps. Feature Requests. Ask for what gets built next and vote on each other's ideas. Change your own email address from Profile, so a typo at signup is no longer permanent. Message any rider from their profile or from the menu on any post, not only from a Trading Post listing. The map has one control sheet instead of buttons that got lost over the map, and the closed-dealer toggle now says Permanently Closed, because those shops are shut for good rather than shut for the day. Capture says when it cannot read a chip instead of guessing a dealer name. The app icon badge keeps itself in step with what you have actually read.
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Average rating · ★ 4.40 now · 9 changes on record
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The collector's app for Harley-Davidson dealer poker chips. Snap a photo of any dealer chip and DealerChips reads the dealer name straight off it, plots it on a map, and adds it to your collection. Every H-D dealership in the U.S. is already loaded — orange pins on the map are dealers you've visited, white pins are the ones still out there. What you get: • Capture chips with the in-app camera — front, back, and a selfie at the dealer counter • Auto-recognize the dealer using on-chip text and your location • See every chip you've collected grouped by state • Find dealers you haven't visited yet — plan your next ride around what's missing • Track your progress: chips, cities, states • Add your bikes to your garage, set a home dealership, build a rider profile • Public collection page at dealerchips.com/u/yourname (opt-in) for sharing with friends • Friends + leaderboard so the group ride has bragging rights Free to use. Email and password — no surprises. Works offline for browsing your collection; needs a connection for new captures and the map. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by Harley-Davidson, Inc. We're an independent hobbyist app built by collectors, for collectors. Terms of Use (EULA): https://dealerchips.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://dealerchips.com/privacy DealerChips Pro is an auto-renewing annual subscription, $9.99/year. Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. The subscription renews automatically unless turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID account settings.
What's new · 1.0.17
Plan A Chip Run. Pick the shops you still need near a starting point and DealerChips puts them in order, nearest first. Send the whole run to Google Maps, send the next stop to Apple Maps or Waze, copy the list, or download a GPX file for Rever, Calimoto, Scenic and Garmin units. Share a link so a group rides off one list. It tells you when a run is too long for a single Google link, when a stop is shut on the day you are riding, and when one is across a border. Planning lives in one place. Plan A Ride opens with two questions: chasing chips, or riding somewhere. Both finish on the same screen, so a route you plan can become a run you can send to Maps. Feature Requests. Ask for what gets built next and vote on each other's ideas. Change your own email address from Profile, so a typo at signup is no longer permanent. Message any rider from their profile or from the menu on any post, not only from a Trading Post listing. The map has one control sheet instead of buttons that got lost over the map, and the closed-dealer toggle now says Permanently Closed, because those shops are shut for good rather than shut for the day. Capture says when it cannot read a chip instead of guessing a dealer name. The app icon badge keeps itself in step with what you have actually read.
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