BikeComputer Pro vs Exerzio

BikeComputer records your rides with free offline maps for the whole world, so you find your way without a data connection. Plan a route, follow turn-by-turn instructions by voice and display, and see distance, speed, average, elevation and many more values live on the map. No account needed. MAPS - Free offline maps worldwide, with night mode - Rotating map that follows your direction - Your position stays in the visible part of the map, above the values ROUTES AND NAVIGATION - Create routes by setting points on the map, drag waypoints to explore alternatives - Elevation profile of every route and live profile while riding - Turn-by-turn instructions, visual and spoken, with automatic recalculation if you leave the route - Import GPX files and ride them - Share your position, set your home and see the distance to it RIDE VALUES - Distance, speed, average, elevation gain, climb rate, ride time, calories and more, arranged as you like - Heart rate with training zones, cadence, speed and power from Bluetooth sensors - Estimated power without a power meter - Ride against a virtual partner: a former ride of yours - Radar support for Garmin Varia and Bryton Gardia (beta) - Audio feedback for speed, elevation, distances and heart rate SESSIONS AND SHARING - Statistics per week, month and year, sessions in your own categories - Waypoints with photos - Upload to Strava, Komoot and Rennrad-News / MTB-News, automatically if you like - Export GPX - Back up your sessions to iCloud Drive or Google Drive SAFETY - Emergency contact: after a crash the app prepares a message with your position BikeComputer is free to use. Optional purchases (one-time or subscription) unlock additional features such as route recalculation, extra routing profiles, sensors, and radar. Please note: continued use of GPS in the background can reduce battery life.

Exerzio turns the workouts you already have into a map of your active life. Every run, ride, walk and hike in Apple Health is drawn on one map, so you can see the shape of where you actually go — not a list of numbers, but the territory you have covered. TWO WAYS TO SEE THE MAP Atlas shows your routes on one map, with no grid and no game. Tiles turns the world into a fixed grid of squares: pass through one during a workout and it is yours. The grid is the same everywhere and never moves, so a square you claimed years ago stays claimed. Chase new tiles, your max square, and your max cluster. BUILT TO STAY SMOOTH Workout routes are pre-rendered into a local pyramid of map tiles, so panning and zooming stays fast with thousands of workouts instead of redrawing every path each frame. YOUR DAY, YOUR HISTORY Today gives you steps, energy, distance and workouts at a glance. Activity is the health log — sleep, body measurements, hydration, mindfulness. Workout is your history, with personal records and the detail of every session. RECORD A WORKOUT Start a workout from the map and it records with its route, then saves to Apple Health so every app you use sees the same training. If something goes wrong mid-session, nothing is lost: the recording is preserved and can be finished later. DUPLICATES, HANDLED If two devices both wrote the same workout to Health, Exerzio recognises the duplicate and excludes it from totals, charts and share cards — without deleting anything from Apple Health. MAKE SOMETHING WORTH SHARING Create Studio turns your data into cards: a day, a week, a month, a single workout's route, or your explorer tiles. The workout share editor lets you frame the map by hand, choose a format for where it is going, and pick which stats appear. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Widgets for today's progress, weekly trends, training, recent sleep and the atlas engine. Siri shortcuts for the things you ask often. SEND YOUR WORKOUTS TO YOUR OWN SERVER If you run Dreeve, connect it and Exerzio sends the workout types you choose straight from your iPhone to your own instance. You supply the address and the key. There is no Exerzio relay and no Exerzio account in between. YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS No account, no Exerzio server, no analytics and no advertising SDK. Your workouts are not published to iPhone-wide search, and Siri answers with distances and directions rather than addresses or coordinates. Map imagery is fetched as you browse, like any map app; your routes are drawn on your device and are never uploaded.