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Free · No subscriptionIndoor cycling · A Records app

RIDE ANY ROUTE,
INDOORS.

OpenBike turns any GPX file into a ride on your smart trainer — real gradients, live power, structured workouts. Available on every platform you train on.

v1.0.0 · Android 8.0+ · 46 MB · Other platforms in development
OpenBike home screen
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EVERY PLATFORM

Android is out now on Google Play. The desktop and iOS builds are being worked on — same app, same rides, no separate licence.

Android

Android 8.0+ · ANT+ ready
Google Play
Soon

iOS

iPhone · BLE only
In development
Soon

macOS

Apple silicon · Intel
In development
Soon

Windows

.exe · 64-bit
In development
Soon

Linux

.AppImage · x86_64
In development
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WHAT'S IN THE APP

GPX route simulation

Load any .gpx file and the trainer follows the real gradient, metre by metre.

Connect every sensor

Pair your trainer, heart-rate monitor, and cadence and speed sensors at the same time.

Bluetooth & basic ANT+

FTMS trainer control over Bluetooth, plus basic ANT+ support — availability varies by platform.

Structured workouts

Interval sessions scaled to your FTP, with a training calendar and full ride history.

Export to .fit

Every ride exports as a standard .fit file — upload it anywhere you keep your training log.

Yours, offline

No account required and no paywall. Every ride stays on your device.

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A LOOK INSIDE

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OpenBike home screen
Free ride, workouts and route simulation on one screen
OpenBike ride screen showing ERG mode and live power
ERG mode holds your target power, with live data as you ride
OpenBike training calendar
Plan your week and start a session from the calendar
OpenBike setup screen
Set your FTP and weight in under two minutes
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GET THE GPX OF YOUR NEXT RACE

Records holds the routes of the races you have entered and the ones you have already finished. Download the .gpx from your Records profile, open it in OpenBike, and ride the course before race day.

Automatic ride sync back to Records is not available yet.
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