SuperCycle Bike Computer
rating aligns with reviewsTurns an iPhone into a bike computer and does it honestly. People ride with it for years instead of a separate unit, love the customizable display and the fact there is no subscription, just an optional donation. It breaks on a couple of things: the app sometimes shuts itself down mid-ride, and for some riders the cadence sensor stopped being detected after an update.
Reviews are full of real usage detail, black screen in sun, 12% of an iPhone 15 Pro battery per hour, support for Cycplus and Garmin sensors. The gap between textAvg 4.67 and storeAvg 4.81 is small and praise is specific, not templated.
A mismatch is an analytical signal, not proof that the rating was manipulated.
What users love
- Replaces a dedicated bike computer
- Customizable ride display
- Accurate speed and distance
- Cadence and heart rate sensor support
- Black background readable in sunlight
- Reasonable battery use
- No subscription
- Responsive developer
What users hate
- Occasionally shuts down mid-ride on long rides
- Cadence sensor stopped being detected for some
- Calories calculated without body weight
- Requests for voice announcements of speed and distance
Who it is for
Cyclists who do not want to buy a separate computer and are fine mounting their phone on the bars