Bike Tracks 4+

Very extensive home screen with a lot of info. Is great at not running down your battery. Speed is very accurate and better than others apps. The only thing I really want is heart rate display from Apple Watch. I would pay again for a new version for this feature

I love this app. It’s simple, easy to use and doesn’t seem to be a big battery drain. The graphing features for elevation and speed are interesting and the history and mapping are great. You can view your completed ride switching from map to aerial photo view, zoom in and use that feature to spot alternate trails and connections you have wondered about or otherwise might miss. My only complaint is that although distances and elevations seem accurate, the climbing and downhill statistics never match even though I start and end at the same place. For example, a 2 hr. 21 mile ride yesterday showed 1317’ climbing and only 1210’ downhill —room for improvement I guess. That said, I feel I’ve gotten more than my money’s worth and wouldn’t trade this app for other’s I’ve looked at. It’s perfect for the mix of recreational road/trail/mtn. biking I do here in Colorado. I can’t wait to try Ski Tracks come winter.

I like the logging of distance, time and climbing statistics. I use this app to keep my annual cycling log.

I wish there was an option to export the log data (date, distance, time, elevation) for a period of time (like a year or a month). I don’t find the export of individual geo tracks to be useful.

I really dislike that the application inserts “New Track” in the name field and “Echo Mountain Park” in the description. For every ride... The app is linked to a GPS and the cell network; why can’t it put the place name in one of those fields? Then the user would have the option to update with the name and/ description of their choice. Ski Tracks, made by the same company, knows what ski resort I’m at and inserts that info in the log.