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Fitmeter Bike - GPS Cycling

by Volker Schueppel

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

Quick verdict

What it is
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At a glance
  • $6.99

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Key functions

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published

Screens

App Store

16 store screenshots

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Pricing & paywalls

App Store

  • Price: $6.99

Ratings & reviews

App Store

4.8 3560 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Great app for beginner/ returner

    I purchased the app last summer after pulling my schwinn Le Tour out of mothballs during the pandemic. I didn’t want to invest a lot in a bike computer in case my reemergence into cycling didn’t take. I still wanted an idea of how far, fast and consistent I was going. This works quite well for that. It works good via GPS. I later purchased Wahoo sensors to get rpm and hopefully better speed data. I imagine Uber / expert cyclists may want more, but there are more expensive “toys” out there for that. My only real criticism is that after you hit “Stop” it asks you if you are really wanting to finish, which is good, but the spot you touch is hard to read and small to aim at , especially with polarized sunglasses on. Maybe they could stack those two options vertically and make them a little bigger. Those like myself who are a little lacking in fine eye hand coordination would likely appreciate.

    Bcngator96 · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 1/5Fitmeter Bike - GPS

    I admit it...I made a mistake. I have two (2) iPhone 8’s - one (1) for work (and paid for by my employer), and one (1) for personal use. With the COVID-19 pandemic keeping me close to home, I decided to fix up my bicycle a bit - including adding a phone holder to the handlebars. I apparently wasn’t thinking clearly, as my thought was to buy this app for my work phone - assuming there was a way to pay for it with my personal AmEx. I neglected to remember that the Apple account on the work phone was inextricably linked to my business AmEx. This is clearly a personal purchase, and one it appears that I will have to explain to my boss - because immediately after the purchase my mistake was clear, and so I quickly requested a refund. It was denied, but gave me a chance to appeal - which I did, explaining the above. The refund was denied a second time. I don’t know if I was denied by a person or algorithm, but I think they’re both jackasses. With all of the money I’ve spent on Apple products over the years - I would have expected some wiggle room. I told them I would re-order on my personal iPhone...to no avail. I suppose their commission percentage off of a $5.99 app is more important than this loyal client’s satisfaction. From a company valued at $1 trillion - I think this is utterly small minded, and frankly...chickenshit. I advise everyone across the globe from purchasing this app, or any of this company’s products. Thanks for nothing. You bunch of twits!

    Martinisupset2020 · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Just what I need!

    I love this app. It does what I need it to do, which is simple: record my biking routes and the miles I accrue, and keeps them all in a nice history…and it has an affordable, one-time payment. Thanks! The only issue I’ve had is that I accidentally quit the app after showing it to some friends in the middle of a session, and it wiped out all the data from my ride that morning. I started a new session hoping it would just add on from there, but the first part of my journey was lost forever as far as I can tell. Finding no way to retrieve it, it occurred to me that perhaps a Notes section would be a nice addition, not only so that I could document why that day’s ride was so short, but also to have a good way to have a small journal about the things I experience on each ride. Just a thought… Otherwise, I love it, and thanks to the developer for making such a great and affordable app!

    presto211 · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 5/5Great app (only UI is a bit dated)

    The UI / Design of the app looks pretty dated to me. I prefer design wise the more modern and light look. Nevertheless I can see me preferring this app over others because of: (a) just a simple one time payment [which is very affordable and could be easily 3x to 4x the amount imo] and no stupid monthly/yearly subscription (b) no stupid forcing to create an account required (c) just the right amount of functionality I need from such an app and no fancy and distracting stuff like a “community” (d) the app gets constantly updates seems far from being abandoned - overall I’m very happy with it and maybe my only gripe (the heavy and dated look) will get a refresher someday. Thanks 🙏 to the developer for this app!

    chemerra · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Great app compared to others

    I just started using this app. Has all my info at my fingertips. Paid for the app out the gate since I read other reviews. A few Questions and or suggestions 1. Can you hide the map feature? Most riding is around the neighborhood and I don’t need to see it all the time 2. I like the auto pause feature but I didn’t see anything to auto resume. Am I kissing something? 3. Voice/ sound prints should be made in incremental choices by the user. 1 mile; 2 miles or 5 miles. Depending on how long you’re riding you might want to change these settings. Thank you. I think it’s a great app so far. Good work!

    Pdreyfuss1 · 31 Jul 2026

Privacy & accessibility

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Privacy

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Versions

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  • 5.12

    Bug fix: Occasionally the users track was not drawn on the session map when the app was running in the background.

  • 5.14

    The activities with the best performances are marked in the history

  • 5.15

    The absolute altitude is shown on various screens in addition to the elevation change

  • 5.16

    Graphical redesign and improvement of the records page

  • 5.17

    Adjustable colors for the Start/Stop buttons and the navigation bar

  • 5.18

    Bug fixes and improvements

  • 5.19

    The drawing colors on the map for the path and route are adjustable in the user settings. Bugfix: The auto pause created drawing gaps in the user’s path on the map.

  • 5.20

    The average cadence is now split into two values. The total cadence is the average of all values. The active cadence takes the pedaling pauses into account.

  • 5.21

    Color adjustments for iOS 18 and WatchOS 11. The app icon follows the tinted and dark mode guidelines.

  • 5.22

    Apple Health integration: Indoor cycling activities are now flagged accordingly

  • 5.23

    Performance improvement. The initial loading of the database has been significantly accelerated.

  • 5.24

    - When exporting a CSV file, you can select the destination - Increased the minimum iOS version to 15

  • 5.25

    Bugfix: Occasionally the map wasn’t stored for the workout transmitted to Apple Health

  • 5.26

    Support for hybrid maps. These maps show satellite images together with road names.

  • 5.27

    Speed sensors: Increased the wheel diameter and circumference settings range. Bug fix: The app occasionally closed when adding a session manually.

  • 5.28

    Bug fix: Occasionally the app closed while running in the background with the screen locked. It only happened when using Open Street Maps.

  • 5.29

    In the session view the elevation field now shows separate values for uphill and downhill

  • 5.30

    Table layout and color corrections for iOS 26

  • 5.31

    Bug fixes and improvements

  • 6.1

    Support for multiple speed and cadence sensors Many riders have more than one bike, each with its own speed and cadence sensors. You can now connect and manage multiple sensors at the same time. There’s no longer any need to remove and re-pair sensors when switching bikes.

  • 6.2

    Major redesign of the Routes feature. The list now shows each route on a larger map with additional information like estimated duration and elevation. You can also view routes in full screen, including distance markers as well as the highest and lowest points.

  • 6.3

    Bug fixes and improvements

  • 6.4

    The activty summary now shows the pulse range in addtion to the average. Inreased the font size of the bottom navigation bar.

  • 6.5

    You can now add your own photos to routes

  • 6.6 · 15 Jul 2026

    Redesigned the History view. Each activity now includes a mini map along with the most important session data

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