Everyday Bike Tracker

Needs a Wear OS watch. The phone app is only the bridge to Health Connect.

Everyday Bike Tracker is for the riding you do anyway: the commute, the home loop, the weekend ride, the indoor bike. Pick your bike, hold a second and ride. The watch learns your routes and climbs by itself, without maps or setup, and the second time on a route it shows in big numbers how far you are ahead of or behind your best.

Bests per bike and your week, month and year stay on the watch: a weekly goal with its bar right on the start screen, the longest ride, the most ascent, the fastest 10, 20 and 40 km or 10, 25 and 50 miles, and your last rides with their route and rank.

Use this tracker to track your cycling with routes and climbs learned by themselves, weekly goals and personal bests. Want it customized? Feel free to contact us.

Features:
- Bikes: road, gravel, MTB, city/commute, e-bike and indoor, with your favourites at the top; the list opens on your favourite or the bike you rode last; set your favourites in the watch's settings, each marked with a heart
- Start screen: your week's distance with its bar against the goal, the month, this bike's best effort and longest ride, GPS status; a swipe up opens the history
- Routes learned by themselves: every ride becomes a route, without maps or planning, there and back being two; the next time the watch recognises it soon after the start and names it
- Ahead or behind on a route: seconds ahead of your best in green or behind it in red, the distance left, your best time, the time and how often you rode it
- Climbs learned by themselves: on a known climb its page turns up by itself with the metres left, the grade, the ascent left and your time against your best, and goes back when you are over the top
- Ride page: speed, distance, time, average speed and your week including this ride; further pages with ascent, grade, heart rate, top speed and the lap
- Auto pause at a red light, with a setting to switch it off; the back button sets a lap
- Indoors: no GPS, distance or speed; the time big, heart rate, average heart rate, calories and the lap; the ride counts in your week's time
- Totals: week, month and year over all bikes, rides per bike
- History: your totals and bests above your last rides (up to 100); each ride opens with its values (time, distance, averages, route, climbs)
- Average and maximum heart rate in the history
- Distances in km or miles, or like the watch
- Start and stop only with the side button or a hold

Settings on the watch: favourite bikes, units, auto pause, weekly goal, a signal when a known route is found, signals (vibration only, like the watch, or vibration and tone), clear bests, routes, climbs and history, and your max heart rate for the zone colors.

How to use:
1. Choose the bike: a tap selects, the green arrow button (or the side button) goes on
2. Wait until the screen shows that GPS is ready, then press the side button or hold the screen for a second; a tap never starts or stops a ride; indoors no GPS is needed
3. Swipe up or down or turn the crown for the other pages; the back button sets a lap (without a back button: hold the lower half of the screen)
4. Stop the same way you started; choose Continue, Save or Discard
5. HISTORY at the end of the bike list shows all bikes

Settings and History: the "⋯" at the bottom of the first screen.

A small companion app for the phone comes with it. It writes each saved ride to Health Connect on your phone. There every ride appears as biking, named after the bike, with distance and ascent, indoors as stationary biking. It can also share a ride's GPS track as a GPX file. It is optional: the watch app works on its own, and neither app uses an internet connection. Your heart rate curve goes to Health Connect too. No ads, no subscription, no account.

Illustrated guide: https://iovion.com/apps/guide/everydaybike

Questions or problems? Please write to us via the contact form.

Requires Wear OS 3 or newer.