Bike computer · iPhone & Android

Your phone is the bike computer. Ride on.

RideON records rides as accurately as popular dedicated bike computers, follows your routes with turn-by-turn directions and climb alerts, and talks to your heart rate strap, power meter and rear radar. No head unit to buy.

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iOS · Android · Works offline · FIT & GPX export

Pause GPS ±3 m 82% 3h05

Speed31.4km/h

Distance42.18km

Moving time1:27:44

Heart rate148bpm

Power 3s232W

Cadence88rpm

Elev. gain612m

Example ride screen

Recording

Numbers you can trust, even when the phone can't.

RideON was tuned on real rides against a dedicated head unit. GPS jitter, barometer noise and the app being killed mid-ride are all handled.

0.4%

Distance, against a popular dedicated bike computer

On a 54 km ride. A lightly smoothed GPS track stops position jitter from adding metres.

Barometric climbing threshold

Elevation gain comes from the phone's barometer, smoothed over about 3 seconds and calibrated slowly against GPS.

everyfix

Saved as it arrives

Each GPS point is written to storage straight away. If the app is closed mid-ride, the ride is restored and recording carries on.

Routes & navigation

Know what's coming: the next turn, the next climb, the way back.

Climbs, found and graded before you reach them

Every route is scanned for climbs using the same rule as popular dedicated bike computers: at least 500 m long, 3% average, and a climb score of 1,500 or more. Each one is categorised from Cat 4 up to HC.

An orange "Climb in…" banner and a vibration about 500 m before each climb
A climb page showing distance and height left, gradient now and next, and % done
Profiles coloured by gradient, labelled with each stretch's average

Col de l'ExempleCAT 4

1.2 kmLength

7.5%Average

90 mGain

9,000Score

180 m

Turn right

then sharp left

Route 170 m behind you

Example banners from a ride

Turn-by-turn from any GPX, and a planner built in

Import routes from Ride with GPS, Strava, Komoot or Garmin, open a .gpx from email or Files, or plan one by tapping points on the map.

Turn banners within 300 m, with a vibration 150 m out and again at the turn
Off-course alerts after three fixes more than 50 m away, with a dashed line back
Loops and out-and-backs handled: it keeps you on the stretch going your way
Mark water, food, toilets and hazards on a route and get a heads-up 500 m before

Sensors

Pair the gear you already ride with.

Standard Bluetooth heart rate, power and speed/cadence sensors connect in seconds and reconnect on their own, even with the screen locked.

Garmin Varia rear radar: cars behind shown as dots, with a buzz when one appears and when the road clears
Power read the way popular dedicated bike computers do, dropping to zero when you stop pedalling
Heart rate and power zones from your max HR and FTP, with W/kg and calories
A clear status when a sensor stops sending, instead of a silent dropout

SensorsExample

Heart rate strapConnected

148bpm

Power meterConnected · cadence from crank

232W

Garmin Varia RTL515Connected

1car

Speed sensorConnected · no data

Built for the bars

Made to be used with gloves on, in the rain, at 40 km/h.

Rain mode

Lock the ride screen so water can't turn pages or press Finish. Unlock with a deliberate hold or swipe.

Settings → Rain mode

Voice commands

"How far to go?" "Next turn?" "Lap." Ask about speed, power, sunset or battery and hear the answer.

Settings → Voice commands

Gesture pad

One big pad replaces the small buttons. A tap or a swipe in any direction runs the action you choose.

Settings → Gesture pad

Bell

A brass bicycle bell through the phone's speaker, even on silent, mixed over your music.

Settings → Bell

Night and battery

Dim the screen for night riding, and see battery time left based on how your past rides drained it.

Settings → Battery use

Weather and music

Wind for you says headwind or tailwind. A music page shows the song with big skip buttons.

Settings → Weather page

Data screens

Lay out the ride the way you read it.

Build swipeable pages from dozens of fields, in half, full or large sizes. Name a page "Power" or "Climb" and switch it off when you don't need it. Long-press during a ride to edit.

5pages

10fields per page

15charts & gauges

Some of the fieldsdashed = graphical

SpeedAvg speedMax speedDistanceMoving timeElevationGradeVAMHeart rateHR zonePower 3sW/kgCadenceCaloriesDistance to goClimb to goNext turnNext pointCars behindWind for youDaylight leftBattery time leftLap time HR zone graphPower zone barsCadence gaugeElevation graphCompass dial

Export a ride

.FIT

Written with Garmin's FIT SDK. Pauses, laps, sessions and calories included.

.GPX

Heart rate, cadence and power on every point, in the format Strava reads.

StravaGarmin ConnectFilesAirDropKomoot

Offline & export

No signal needed. Your rides stay yours.

Nothing in a ride needs the internet except the map background and weather. Save a route's map before you leave, ride, then export the file wherever you keep your training.

Offline maps saved along your route, 1.5 km either side
Step-by-step help for uploading to Strava and Garmin Connect
Share routes as GPX, with your marked points, to another RideON or any app

Leave the head unit at home.

RideON is coming to iPhone and Android. Clip your phone to the bars and ride.

Coming soonApp Store

Coming soonGoogle Play