Know every climb. Beat your best. LoveToBike now recognises climbs you have ridden before and compares your effort to your personal record — live on your wrist. Records are stored and compared separately for each workout type, so a ride on the road bike never mixes with one on the e-bike or another sport. See whether you are faster or slower as you climb, and keep the result on each finished climb in the list. See your climbs in the climb view: swipe right during a workout and the climb view appears. In the normal training view you can also tell when you are chasing a new climb record — the color of the arrow in the climb field shows you. Your climb records stay on the Apple Watch. Want a clean slate? Delete all stored climb records anytime in the LoveToBike settings on your iPhone.

New feature: Master every climb with refined elevation profiles, ascent rate and climbing pace on iPhone and Apple Watch.

Update for iOS27 compatibility Corrected a bug in the 12-week TRIMP chart.

Every climb of your ride, on your iPhone. Your Apple Watch already detects your climbs live while you ride. Now your iPhone shows you all of them afterwards. Open the quick-view of an activity with a long-tap and tap Climbs (or tap in the telemetry or heart rate-zone view) to reveal a card for every climb you rode: - Elevation gain, distance, and average grade at a glance - Elapsed time and time in motion, side by side - A shape-accurate elevation profile, scaled so you can compare climbs against each other instantly - A map of exactly where each climb happened No setup, no marking segments, no waiting. Just ride — your climbs are there when you're done. (Climbs can only be shown for activities that are recorded with LoveToBike version 18.11.16 and higher)

New: Just ride. LoveToBike keeps score of the hills. Live Climb Detection. LoveToBike now spots climbs the moment they start — no course, no segments to set up in advance. A live card shows your current climb's elevation gain, length, time and grade as you ride, and every finished climb is saved to the new Climbs tab so you can look back on the day's hills. Perfect for exploring unknown roads, MTB and touring.

In this version we have made important improvements and bug fixes.

A fresh look for Reports. Choose a period, sport, and report type on a cleaner screen, then see duration, distance, climb, and TRIMP in modern cards with clearer charts and totals.

GPS data in Apple Fitness: As soon as you finish your workout and save it, LoveToBike copies the workout into Apple Fitness including GPS data.

Photos of your tours automatically on the map view: - The map view positions and displays all photos that you made during a tour, automatically and precisely - LoveToBike finds photos automatically and places them on the map view.

New Features: - If you record your ride with a DJI video-camera, you can overlay your LoveToBike training data (heart rate, speed, GPS, etc.) onto the video, allowing you to view your performance metrics in real time while watching your footage. LoveToBike makes it possible. - The ACWR value is now displayed daily in the LoveToBike complication on your Apple Watch, ensuring you always have the latest value at a glance.

LoveToBike introduces ACWR (Acute:Chronic Workload Ratio), a powerful new way to understand your training load. Built on your real ride data and TRIMP-based effort, ACWR compares your recent load (the last 7 days) against your long-term fitness base (the last 28 days) to reveal whether you're building form safely or heading toward burnout.

Your statistics charts just got a lot more insightful! • Averages at a glance – every chart now shows the average (Ø) for the period you're viewing, right next to your total. Instantly see your typical month across distance, duration, climb, and number of rides. • Your latest value, front and center – the current period's value now appears in the header with its date (e.g. "July 2026"), so you always know where you stand right now. Your statistics charts just got a lot more insightful! • Averages at a glance – every chart now shows the average (Ø) for the period you're viewing, right next to your total. Instantly see your typical month across distance, duration, climb, and number of rides. Your statistics charts just got smarter! • Averages at a glance – see your typical distance, duration, climb, and ride count (Ø) right next to each total. • Latest value up front – the current period's number now shows in the header with its date. • Clearer trends – a ▲/▼ badge shows how you compare to the period before. Total, average, latest, and trend – all in one clean view.

The version contains a few styling updates to make LoveToBike more modern and also some important bugfixes and improvements.

Proud of that climb? Show it off. With LoveToBike, you can now share the GPS track of any workout with a single tap. Your route is exported as a standard GPX file through the native iOS share sheet — AirDrop it to friends, send it via Messages or Mail, save it to Files, or open it in any app that supports GPX. Your adventures, ready to share.

A fresh new look for your training insights We've completely redesigned your charts! Heart rate zones, recovery, training load, and activity stats now feature a sleek, modern dashboard design — bold headline numbers, clear trend indicators, and beautiful, easy-to-read visuals. Your data has never looked this good.

New Feature iPhone: Your best rides, always one tap away. Save your favorite workouts and revisit them in a beautiful, scrollable gallery — complete with route maps, key stats, and quick access to every adventure worth repeating.

A small but great change to the app in this version : The map preview thumbnails are now created in the background.

- You can now view your heart rate as a color-coded zone bar in addition to the classic gauge. Switch between the two anytime in Settings — separately for indoor and outdoor workouts. - AI Model Update

You can now view your heart rate as a color-coded zone bar in addition to the classic gauge. Switch between the two anytime in Settings — separately for indoor and outdoor workouts.

This release brings many improvements and optimizations

Train with intent: set training goals and voice announcements per sport — so every session fits how you actually move. Sync is faster and more reliable, so your data keeps up with you. Badge shows when new Watch workouts are on your phone.

This is a release without any new features but with lots of improvements.

Spring update — new features iPhone: • Watt Chart: If you measure and record your pedal power with a BLE device you can see your power (watt) chart integrated in the heart rate charts. • Time or Distance: you can change the x-axis value on charts. • Workout targets with progress and a medal when you hit them. • Voice announcements for milestones (e.g. every 300 m climb). Watch: • New combined speed field (current / average / max). • Visual + voice feedback for values and targets. • HR zone enter/exit alerts and announcements. Configure the watch layout on the iPhone. • Active workout time (time in movement) is now also shown besides the elapsed workout time.

Spring update — new features iPhone: you can change the x-axis value on charts (time or distance); workout targets with progress and a medal when you hit them; optional voice announcements for milestones (e.g. every 300 m climb). Watch: New combined speed field (current / average / max); visual + voice feedback for values and targets; HR zone enter/exit alerts and announcements. Configure the watch layout on the iPhone. Active workout time (time in movement) is now also shown besides the elapsed workout time.

Spring update — new features iPhone: Redesigned settings; workout targets with progress and a medal when you hit them; optional voice announcements for milestones (e.g. every 300 m climb). Watch: New combined speed field (current / average / max); visual + voice feedback for values and targets; HR zone enter/exit alerts and announcements. Configure the watch layout on the iPhone. Active workout time (time in movement) is now also shown besides the elapsed workout time.