Wheelierz

Wheelierz is the community of bikers learning to wheelie, with the phone as a coach. Mount your phone on the handlebar of your motorbike or bicycle: the app measures the angle in real time and guides you with sound to the balance point, where the bike balances on the rear wheel. HOW IT GUIDES YOU • Faster and faster beeps as the front wheel rises • A steady high tone when you’re balanced • A low alarm if you go too far: time for the rear brake • Shift lights and gauge you can read at a glance TUNED TO YOUR BIKE • Pick your motorbike from the catalogue (naked, sport, supermoto, dirt, mini) or enter the spec-sheet data • For bicycles, pick the type: MTB, road, BMX, e-bike • The app computes a starting balance point and refines it from the wheelies you hold • Precision measurement with a friend: sit on the bike, they lift the front and tap MARK YOUR VIDEO WITH THE HUD • Record the wheelie with the camera (one tap to enable, off by default) • Replay and share the video with the HUD burned in: gauge, angle, speed and timer, in 1080p • Stats for every wheelie: duration, max angle, time balanced, distance, speed THE COMMUNITY • Online leaderboard for motorbikes and bicycles, by duration and distance: the best wheelie of every session goes there automatically • Publish the video of your best wheelie and watch other riders’ videos • Profile photo or nickname initial, likes for the records you respect • 14-day training program with one goal a day PRIVACY Videos, sessions and location stay on your phone until you choose to publish a video. Only your nickname and results are sent to the leaderboard. No ads, no tracking. SAFETY AND LIABILITY Wheelies are dangerous. Only practice in private areas closed to traffic, wear a helmet and protective gear, and keep the rear brake ready. The app is a training aid and does not remove the risk. We don’t encourage anyone to wheelie, least of all on public roads: there it’s dangerous and illegal. For riders aged 13 and over; minors only with a parent’s consent and supervision. Every rider is solely responsible for how and where they train.