The iPhone
reimagined as a bike computer

Battery life, solved.

All-day battery life on a single charge. Built for long rides, not short demos.

Running Bike IQ for a full 12-hour ride with no power bank felt like a brave move. I finished with 40% battery to spare. Seriously impressive.

Tom Xia Bike IQ Pro · iPhone 17 Pro Max

Built on hardware you already trust

Bike IQ is designed around the strengths of the iPhone, delivering reliable performance ride after ride.

iPhone-class performance

iPhone-class performance

Modern silicon, best-in-class sensors, and on-device intelligence.

All-day rides, covered

All-day rides, covered

Optimized for long rides with consistent performance from start to finish.

Clean, focused experience

Clean, focused experience

No clutter. No gimmicks. Just the data that matters.

Never trade the map for data

Build the pages you want from more than 150 tiles, and change them mid-ride. The map, the weather, your gears and the radar stay exactly where they are, on every one.

Bike IQ in landscape with the Default page: twelve metrics including heart rate, speed, power, grade and cadence on the left, and the live map with the road ahead profile on the right

Where everyone starts

Default

Twelve metrics and the map, with nothing to set up. This is the page Bike IQ has always opened on, and the one every free rider rides.

The same moment of the same ride with the Ride page: 30 second power at 245 drawn as a graph, heart rate in its zone, speed, grade and cadence, beside the map, in the same place as before

A page you build

Ride

Pick the metrics you want and the size each one gets. This page puts power on a graph, so you read the last minute rather than just this second.

The same moment again with the Effort page: 3 second power at 254 in its zone, 30 second and normalized power, and the ride's elevation profile, beside the map, in the same place as before

A page you build

Effort

Another, for intervals. Power over 3 and 30 seconds and normalized power, each coloured by the zone it lands in, over the ride's elevation profile.

The Bike IQ Climb page during a ride at 12.1 percent grade, showing heart rate and 10 second power in their zones, 1.68 miles and 12 minutes to the top, 475 feet of ascent left, beside the map of the climb

Comes up on its own

Climb

A page can carry conditions. This one appears when the road tilts up, swaps in what is left of the climb and the effort you are holding, and steps aside when it levels off.

The Bike IQ Busy Road page during a ride, showing the nearest car at 125 feet, 5 seconds to pass, the car's speed beside the rider's, and 49 cars passed, with the radar strip orange down the edge of the screen

Comes up on its own

Busy Road

This one watches your radar. When cars have been passing often and fast, it brings the road behind you forward, then gives your page back once the traffic thins.

The Default page is free. Building your own, and letting them come up on their own, is part of Bike IQ Pro. How Smart Pages work.

Unpack your ride

Publish your ride, then explore the details that matter.

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Ride summary

The full picture, at a glance.

Laps

Review and fine-tune after your ride.

Heart rate zones

Where your effort was spent.

Gear usage

How you used your gears.

Power curve

Your best efforts, across durations.

Power balance

How evenly you're producing power.

Pedaling dynamics

How much of the ride was real work.

Ride data

Every signal, over time.

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Ready to ride smarter?

Download Bike IQ and see the difference real ride intelligence makes.

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