Versatile cycling app designed to enhance your riding experience. Use a heart rate monitor or Apple watch to estimate power & connect it to your Garmin GPS.
Use your phone as a bike computer, add power to your rides, connect your Apple watch to your Garmin GPS, train with structured workouts, upload to Strava, and use Zwift or any other indoor cycling app on any exercise bike or bike trainer. The app is compatible with Apple watch, Bluetooth Smart heart rate monitors, power meters, cadence sensors and FTMS bike trainers.
Here are the key features:
RECORD OUTDOOR ROUTES AND ADD POWER TO YOUR RIDES
• Use HR2VP as a bike tracker
• Add power based on heart rate to your rides
• Record GPS routes
• Automatically upload to STRAVA
• Visualize training intensity in real time, including total distance, speed, heart rate, and calories burned
• Measure training load across all your bikes
DISPLAY HEART RATE OF YOUR APPLE WATCH ON YOUR GARMIN GPS
• Download HR2VP data field from the Connect IQ store and add it to one of your screens
• Enable broadcasting to the data field in HR2VP's settings on your phone
• Heart rate and power will be sent to your bike computer and saved directly into the '.fit' file
• Compatible with Edge 1030, 1030 Plus, 1040, 130 Plus, 530, 540, 830, 840, Explore 2, 550, 850 & 1050
PAIR BLUETOOTH SENSORS
• Heart rate monitors
• Power meters
• Cadence sensors
• FTMS bike trainers
USE ANY EXERCISE BIKE WITH ZWIFT (which should be on a separate device)
• Utilize your heart rate monitor as a virtual power meter, even on non-smart trainers or spin bikes
• The setup is straightforward, and you won’t need additional speed or cadence sensors on your bike
• Broadcast virtual power over Bluetooth Low Energy to Zwift
• Also compatible with other indoor cycling apps like Rouvy, Kinomap, My Whoosh, indieVelo
TRAIN WITH STRUCTURED WORKOUTS
• Connect your smart trainer and follow structured workouts
• Use the ‘Ergometer mode’ when connected to a bike trainer to automatically adjust resistance based on target power
• HR2VP can be used as a standalone TRAINING app
• Take advantage of color codes to visualize your watts and identify different intensity ZONES
• Interval training (hiit)
• Choose a workout based on training length and intensity among a big library
• Access training logs
POWER MATCHING ALGORITHM
• HR2VP’s algorithm considers variations in heart rate, not just instant values
• Train more precisely with this advanced matching algorithm
• Accuracy is good in the aerobic intensity zone but less accurate for shorter sprints (less than 30 seconds)
• Customize parameters such as FTP (Functional Threshold Power), weight, rest HR, and max HR
Subscription details:
The app is free to try for 15 minutes workouts. For longer training, you need to subscribe in order to unlock the time limit.
+++ HR2VP makes cycling more accessible and effective, whether you’re indoors or outdoors. Download it for iOS and start optimizing your rides! +++
More info on our website: http://hr2vp.com
Need some help or have feedback? Contact us per mail: contact@bipr.fr
End User License Agreement (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Caveat Emptor - it’s only a display and it’s unstable
pain points
I thought this would keep me from buying a heart rate chest strap and let me use my Apple Watch as a HRM. What this does is push your heart rate to a data field on your garmin. That’s it. What it doesn’t do is let Garmin use that heart rate data to calculate other metrics. Also, it’s finicky - it would often cut out the transmission mid ride, and if you don’t have it as the “top app” it won’t broadcast at all. So all in all … I’m now shopping for a heart rate chest strap.
Developer Response
Sorry to hear that the app didn’t meet your expectations. The limitation you mentioned is due to Garmin’s system—heart rate data from external apps isn’t treated as native because Garmin doesn’t allow developers to push HR data directly into FIT files. As for background communication, this is a relatively new feature, and we are actively working on improving its stability. We appreciate your feedback and are continuously working on enhancing the experience. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out to us via email—we’d be happy to help!
Need help.
carpfisher12
Paid for subscription 2x. (2 months). Got connected multiple times and accumulated almost 2 hrs. Of training. Now app won’t recognize my device or account log on. Sent email thru contact form on site with no response( 4 days). Need advice now
Developer Response
We have answered your request per mail. If you still have trouble, feel free to contact us again. Thanks for using HR2VP!
Fail
Gillgirl9
I downloaded the app and bought 1 month subscription to give it a good try. I read that it couldn’t run at the same time as another app. So I deleted ad downloaded on another device and it asked to pay again. So I went back to original device and it is recognizing my purchase. Either refund my 1.99 so I can purchase again, or cancel my subscription. Why does this app have to be so difficult.JQ
Developer Response
Gillgirl9, the app is free to try, which allows you to test your setup before buying. Only Lifetime can be used on a different phone, if you bought a subscription, you need to be refunded first and then you will be able to buy again if you want to. The fact that you have to use a different phone is due to the Bluetooth technology itself : a Bluetooth device cannot connect to itself, so we have no other choice... I invite to contact us per mail 'contact@bipr.fr' to get more help and ask for refund.
Great for zwift
Zappatones
Best way to use Zwift without a power meter. Much better than speed sensor. Just take into account that it has a certain delay since it relies on heart rate and it's not good for sprints. But pretty great overall if you want to use Zwift on a budget.
Developer Response
Thanks for your nice fedback. Enjoy training on Zwift with your heart rate monitor!
7.4.3: Using new Garmin SDK allowing a faster transmission from Apple watch to Garmin bike computer.
7.4.2: In app purchase fix
7.4.1: Communicates in the background with Apple watch and Garmin devices (you can keep the screen off if you want to send heart rate from Apple watch to Garmin Edge)
Version 7.4.3
The developer, BIPR, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
Data Linked to You
The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:
Health & Fitness
Location
Identifiers
Data Not Linked to You
The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:
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Information
Seller
BIPR
Size
91.5 MB
Category
Health & Fitness
Compatibility
Requires iOS 14.0 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 14.0 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 14.0 or later.
iPod touch Requires iOS 14.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
