Best cycling apps 2023 | 21 of the best iPhone and Android apps to download

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Strava

Strava’s ace in the hole is its social component. Many riders use a GPS computer for recording and uploading rides to Strava – and then use the app for checking out what their friends are up to. Strava

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 20 social mentions

2

MapMyRIDE

Using ride data from Wahoo, Garmin Connect, MapMyRide and more (but no longer Strava), Relive generates a 3D video flyover of your ride, similar to the course previews shown ahead of WorldTour road races.

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 5 social mentions

3

Bikemap

Most of Bikemap’s features are free to use, but there’s also a Bikemap Premium service, which opens up additional mapping options, including cycling-friendly map layers and 3D views of your planned routes, as well as offline navigation.

#Maps & Navigation #Maps #Health And Fitness 8 social mentions

4

Google Maps

Komoot uses the open-source OpenStreetMap database and allows you to plan road, mountain bike and gravel rides as well as commutes. The big difference over Google Maps is in the routing, where Komoot tries to choose the most efficient route, taking into account how bike-friendly a road or path is, as well as your fitness.

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Komoot

Komoot uses the open-source OpenStreetMap database and allows you to plan road, mountain bike and gravel rides as well as commutes. The big difference over Google Maps is in the routing, where Komoot tries to choose the most efficient route, taking into account how bike-friendly a road or path is, as well as your fitness.

#Sport & Health #Health And Fitness #Sports 21 social mentions

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Ride With GPS

Ride with GPS allows you to plan and navigate rides directly from your smartphone. Ride with GPS

#Travel & Location #Health And Fitness #Lifestyle 118 social mentions

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OS Maps

To some, paper OS Maps are a joy to use and things of beauty. But anyone who’s grappled with a South Pembrokeshire OS Explorer as it flaps in an Atlantic onshore wind will appreciate this app’s practicality. It’s a cartological database of the whole UK on your mobile device.

#Sport & Health #Sports #Outdoors 2 social mentions

8

Wahoo Fitness

Wahoo Fitness is designed to work with the brand’s devices as well as other apps. Wahoo Fitness

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TrainingPeaks

TrainingPeaks offers a deep dive into training plans and metrics for coaches and athletes alike. TrainingPeaks

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 2 social mentions

10

Cyclemeter

Cyclemeter turns your smartphone into a great cycling computer – if you’re down with putting your phone on your handlebars, that is.

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 1 social mentions

11

Elite HRV

You’ll need a compatible Bluetooth heart rate monitor, such as a Polar H10 heart rate strap (a full list of compatible devices can be found on Elite HRV’s website), but you’ll be able to track your HRV for free, with unlimited data storage.

#Sport & Health #Health And Fitness #Sports 4 social mentions

12

Wahoo X

Compared to Zwift and Wahoo X, TrainerRoad takes a stripped-back approach to indoor training. Instead of entertaining you with virtual worlds, races and group rides, TrainerRoad focuses solely on making you faster with a personalised training plan.

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Zwift

Wahoo SYSTM is an indoor training app that does things a little differently to the likes of Zwift and other smart trainer apps. It doesn’t have a virtual world, but you can ride simulations of pro race finales. In the On Location feature, you ride along to videos of real-world roads.

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 17 social mentions

14

Rouvy

Rouvy uses augmented reality and route films to simulate real roads and elevation data. Rouvy

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 13 social mentions

15

TrainerRoad

Compared to Zwift and Wahoo X, TrainerRoad takes a stripped-back approach to indoor training. Instead of entertaining you with virtual worlds, races and group rides, TrainerRoad focuses solely on making you faster with a personalised training plan.

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 1 social mentions

16

Trailforks

You’re riding a new trail network, you’ve been out for a few hours, it’s hot, you’re tired and ready for a rest, when you come to a fork in the trail. You took a picture of the trail map near the car park, but you’re not totally sure where you are, so you make a call and go left because you think the trailhead is in that direction. Turns out, you’ve picked the wrong one, and this trail takes you deeper into the forest – you’re now a bit lost and try to backtrack to get home. It’s in this situation that Trailforks comes to rescue.

#Health And Fitness #Sport & Health #Sports 19 social mentions

17

what3words

The What3words app takes a simple and unique approach to locating and navigating to specific places. What3words

#Maps #Mapping And GIS #Geolocation 122 social mentions

Using a range of videos, quizzes and step-by-step advice, the First Aid by British Red Cross app helps you learn how to deal with common first aid emergencies, as well as being an invaluable reference when things go wrong.

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Relive

Using ride data from Wahoo, Garmin Connect, MapMyRide and more (but no longer Strava), Relive generates a 3D video flyover of your ride, similar to the course previews shown ahead of WorldTour road races.

#Health And Fitness #Outdoors #iPhone

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DotWatcher.cc

#Sport & Health #Sports #Reporting & Dashboard 2 social mentions

21

MyWindsock

While not a downloadable app, MyWindsock is a properly nerdy, mobile-compatible web app that will delight KOM/QOM-hunting Strava users the world over.

#Sport & Health #Sports #Weather 12 social mentions