GPS route & speed map
See where you went and how your pace changed along the route. Distance, moving time, average speed, maximum speed, and climbing give your ride its context.
Ride tracking
From the first pedal stroke to a new personal best. Record the miles, revisit the effort, and see what’s changing over time.
Start a ride on your iPhone and follow your location on the map. Check elapsed time, distance, current speed, and average speed as you go.
When you finish, your route and ride stats become a recap you can return to. Explore the shape of the ride, from the faster stretches to the climbs that slowed you down.
Heart rate
154bpm avgEst. power NP 200 W
174W avgAfter the ride
See where you went and how your pace changed along the route. Distance, moving time, average speed, maximum speed, and climbing give your ride its context.
With heart-rate data recorded by your Apple Watch, explore how your effort was distributed across zones. Your sharing settings control whether other riders can see your heart rate and Watch calories.
Break a long ride into smaller stories. Look at splits, revisit climbs, and find your strongest sustained efforts within the ride.
Bunch estimates watts from speed, slope, acceleration, and weight. See average power, normalized power when available, and best efforts without adding a power meter.
How estimated power worksiPhone + Apple Watch
Your iPhone records the route. The Apple Watch companion brings heart rate and workout data into the picture, so the recap can show the effort behind your speed.
You can record a ride with your iPhone without a Watch. Heart-rate and Watch-calorie views depend on the data available for that ride.
See your progress
The same loop can tell a new story every week. Compare familiar efforts, work toward a goal, and follow the progress that’s easy to miss from one ride alone.
Central Park loop
6.1 miThis week
47.6mi4 rides · 2h 46m
New PR
Fastest average
18.9mph0.4 mph faster than
your old best
Revisit routes you ride regularly and compare laps with your own typical times. See how today fits alongside your previous efforts on familiar ground.
Follow goals for distance, time, climbing, or ride count. A weekly view puts the miles already ridden and the distance still to go in one place.
Keep track of new bests and milestones across your saved rides. Your own history gives a good day on the bike a little more meaning.
Compare recent riding with earlier periods and see totals by week or month. Follow distance, time, climbs, and ride frequency as a habit takes shape.
Your next solo loop. Your next Saturday bunch.
Made for iPhone & Apple Watch.