Cyclr Blog · Updates & Guides
New features, improvements and practical guides for your rides with Cyclr.
Latest article · Maps & Apple Watch
Cyclr 2.9.1 improves the live map, saving Apple Watch rides and readability. Here is what changes when you record and revisit a ride.
Read article: More of the road ahead: map and Watch improvements in Cyclr 2.9.1Sensors & Apple Watch · 2.9.0
Use compatible Bluetooth speed sensors with your iPhone and Cyclr Pro. Version 2.9.0 also brings redesigned Apple Watch views.
Read article: Use a bike speed sensor with your iPhone: what’s new in Cyclr 2.9.0Recording & everyday use · 2.8.5
Clearer Auto Pause, more reliable Apple Health saving and stable ride details: explore the main improvements in Cyclr 2.8.5.
Read article: Pause, save, look back: Cyclr 2.8.5 improves everyday ridesProgress & analysis · 2.8.4
Cyclr Pro adds 24 private milestones to show your progress. Version 2.8.4 also displays saved heart-rate, cadence and power data more reliably.
Read article: Every ride adds up: 24 private milestones in Cyclr ProSensors & search · 2.8.3
With Cyclr Pro, version 2.8.3 displays power and cadence from compatible Bluetooth sensors. Optionally find rides through Spotlight, Siri and Shortcuts.
Read article: Keep power and cadence in view with Cyclr 2.8.3Apple Health · 2.8.2
Cyclr 2.8.2 improves checks for saved Apple Health workouts and lets you restore workout entries confirmed to be missing.
Read article: Check what was saved: Cyclr 2.8.2 and Apple HealthGuide · Riding offline
Record bike rides with Cyclr without internet. Learn how GPS, map tiles and local storage work, and how to export your ride as a GPX file.
Read article: Using Cyclr without internet: what works on a rideA cycling computer for iPhone and Apple Watch. Free, with optional Cyclr Pro.