Qroda: Motorcycle Ride Tracker

Qroda: Motorcycle Ride Tracker

GPS log, photos & posters

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Released
September 3, 2026
Updated
September 28, 2026

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Background Location Access

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Qroda records the whole story of a motorcycle ride: GPS track, speed, lean angle, acceleration, the photos you take along the way, and the weather you set off in. Then it turns the ride into images you actually want to post. Local-first: your rides live on your iPhone and in your own iCloud, nowhere else. No account, no sign-up, no ads, no tracking. In English, Italian and German. RECORD A map-first recording screen built for the handlebar mount, portrait or landscape, with controls sized for gloves. Speed, lean, distance and altitude at a glance, and a Live Activity keeps the ride on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so nothing needs unlocking. Calibrate the mount once with a live bubble level and lean angle is measured against your bike, not a guess. Ending a ride asks first, and if the phone dies mid-ride the next launch offers to resume it. PHOTOS, WHERE THEY HAPPENED A camera button on the recorder attaches photos to the ride in progress — silently, a count badge is the only confirmation. Every shot lands on the summary map at the kilometre you took it, the full-quality original goes to your photo library, and any photo can become a saved spot for the next time you pass. RELIVE Every ride becomes a recap: the route on a real map with your photos and spots pinned along it, elevation profile, lean chart, and records that remember the day. Replay any ride as a moving trace. Stats filter by Month, Year or All time — the charts, totals and personal records all follow — and awards collect the rides that earned them. SHARE One tap opens the share studio: a poster with the real map as the hero, a stats card, and one card per photo you pick — your headline numbers over your own shot, each photo labelled with the kilometre it was taken at. Light or dark, three formats, and an optional privacy trim that hides where you started and ended. SAVED SPOTS Drop a pin mid-ride for the viewpoint, the coffee stop, the last fuel before the pass. Spots collect on the Explore map over everywhere you've ridden, searchable and sortable by distance from you, and each opens as its own card with directions in Apple Maps, a shareable link and its coordinates. APPLE HEALTH Connect Apple Health and every ride carries your heart rate and energy, written back as a workout. The Body screen adds the trends a long day depends on: sleep before you ride, resting heart rate over 90 days, heart-rate variability against your own baseline, and blood oxygen at altitude. All read on your iPhone. BRING YOUR HISTORY Import GPX files as completed rides or as routes to follow on the recorder. AirDrop a .gpx straight into Qroda, preview what's inside, and pick the track you mean from files that carry several. Your data stays yours: export one ride as GPX or everything at once — every ride, your profile, stats, spots and photos in one zip — and erase everything in one tap, from the device and your iCloud.
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What's New in Qroda

1.4

September 28, 2026

Before the ride. On your first mounted ride a live bubble level learns which way is upright on your bike, once — every later ride starts straight away, and Recalibrate mount waits in Settings for the day you move the clamp. Ending a ride now asks first: recording keeps running while you decide, and Keep riding sits where a gloved thumb lands. The ride survives the phone. The recording is checkpointed every 30 seconds. If the battery dies or iOS reclaims the app on a long day, the next launch offers to resume the ride, save it as it stands, or discard it. Saved spots, whole. Tap a pin or a row in Explore and the spot opens as its own card: directions in Apple Maps, a link to share the place, how far into the ride you saved it, and its coordinates. The live map pins each spot and photo as you capture it, and the recap counts them. Apple Health, deeper. The new Body screen shows sleep before you ride, resting heart rate as a 90-day trend, heart-rate variability this week against a two-month baseline, and blood oxygen at the highest point of the ride. Read on your iPhone, never sent anywhere. Also: GPX import shows a preview first and lets you pick a track from files that carry several; a "Ride saved" notification, made on your iPhone, opens the recap when a ride finishes in the background; the Live Activity shows altitude; a five-page intro replayable from Settings; a new app icon; VoiceOver and Dynamic Type across every screen. And the whole app now speaks Italian and German.

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