CycleComputer vs Cyclr

CycleComputer is an iPhone app designed to track speed, distance and route in real time when cycling. It has three unique ride information displays and can manage rides history. Main features - Three different displays to choose from : digital, analog and map, each with large readings that let you capture all the information with just a glance - Easy to use, number of screens kept to a minimum - "Automode" that automatically stops the timer when you stop moving - Swipe horizontally to switch between digital, analog and map screens - Support for both metric(km) and imperial(mi) readings - Save, browse and review rides - Calculate total ascent and calories for each ride - Background operation - Sharing ride details by email, on Facebook/Twitter - Share ride data(distance/calories) with Apple Health DISPLAYS -Digital Looks like an actual cyclocomputer. Uses very large fonts to let you capture all the information with just a glance. Uses very little power, good for cyclists who go for long rides. - Analog Looks like a car speedometer. - Map Displays the speed, time and distance, tracks your ride on a map(Apple/Google) with optional distance markers. NOTE - The background operation option must be enabled for the app to keep running in the background Warning : Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

Your ride. Your data. Your device. Cyclr turns your iPhone and Apple Watch into a private GPS bike computer: big live stats, no account, no ads, no feed. Everything that matters while you ride • Start, pause, and finish rides with one tap — auto-pause included • Live speed, distance, time, average speed, and max speed • Elevation tracking with ascent, descent, and current altitude • Big, sunlight-readable stat cards you can read at a glance • Live map with GPS trail and real-time position • Live headwind and tailwind estimates while you ride • Record long rides with the screen locked • Keep key values on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island with Live Activity, then pause or resume directly iPhone, Apple Watch & Health • Track independently on Apple Watch or mirror the ride live with iPhone • Follow heart rate, training zones, and time-in-zone • Apple Watch provides heart rate; on iOS 26, HealthKit can automatically use a compatible Apple source such as supported AirPods • Optionally export cycling workouts to Apple Health • Control Apple Music with artwork during rides Understand every ride and see progress • Explore route, speed, and elevation in maps and charts, including route coloring by speed or grade • Review recorded cadence and power with averages, max 3-second power, charts, and data-coverage indicators • Add notes and tags, filter rides, and include those details in GPX exports • See monthly and yearly totals plus Home Screen widgets for Latest Ride and Weekly/Monthly stats • Optionally find and open your rides with Spotlight, Siri, and Shortcuts; saved routes too with Pro Cyclr Pro Routes & sensors • Import GPX routes, build a personal route library, and follow planned routes on the live map with progress and off-route alerts • Connect BLE heart rate, cadence, and power sensors Training & personal goals • Use manual laps or auto-laps by distance or time, with optional spoken split announcements • Compare laps by speed, heart rate, and cadence, and review training insights • Reach 24 private milestones for distance, ascent, ride count, and duration • Set a weekly distance goal and track progress in a widget Customization, export & sync • Customize the live layout, reorder pages, and choose stat widgets — including estimated current grade • Export rides as Enhanced GPX or TCX for Garmin and TrainingPeaks • Optionally sync across your devices with iCloud Cyclr works without an account. Recording rides and exporting GPX stay free. Your data stays on your device by default; iCloud sync is optional with Cyclr Pro. Tap Start and ride. Privacy Policy: https://tomgolbach.de/cyclr/privacy/ Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/