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A quiet, capable Android app for planning, guiding, recording, and understanding every ride.
A quiet, capable Android app for planning, guiding, recording, and understanding every ride.
Search, tap the map, add ordered stops, and choose Fastest or one of eight rider-first route styles before you set off.
Download maps and onboard routing separately, then keep valid road routing and turn-by-turn maneuvers when the connection disappears.
No VeloForth account. No developer cloud ride library. Your routes, bikes, check-ins, and coaching live in private app storage.
One continuous rhythm across Map, Garage, Record, Statistics, and Subscription.
The complete product story followsEvery part of VeloForth serves the same ride: choose the road, prepare the bike, record what happened, and add the context GPS cannot know.
Search, tap the map, or add ordered stops. Choose a rider-first route style, follow turn-by-turn maneuvers with optional local voice and haptic cues, or import GPX with total climb parsed before you roll.
Store each bicycle’s setup, mileage, notes, and service targets. Track individual components by distance, ride time, or completed rides.

Search and filter your ride library by name, bike, year, or month. Rename rides, compare repeat-route speeds, review evidence-led local coaching, and create rider cutout share cards.

Complete three lifetime rides free, then choose monthly or annual Premium for ongoing recording. Ride Horizon is a separate, permanent one-time add-on for Premium members.
Choose where and when you need to be back, then set the margins that matter. Ride Horizon uses current conditions and local ride history to generate routing-validated loops around your battery, daylight, familiarity, bicycle, and offline-coverage preferences.
Planning boundary Ride Horizon is a planning estimate, not a safety guarantee or a routed isochrone.

Choose a return destination and the time you need to be back.
Set phone-battery and daylight reserves, with optional water carried and a preferred bicycle.
Choose Known, Balanced, or Explore to shape how familiar the loop should feel.
Optionally keep the full loop inside completed map and routing coverage.
Every displayed loop is checked by the routing engine before you choose it.
VeloForth carries your intention through the whole ride instead of guessing purpose from speed or treating private coaching as a cloud service.
Build a route with ordered stops, pick a style, import GPX with parsed climb totals, pin a favourite saved route, or use Ride Horizon to fit a routing-validated loop to the time available.
Review weather, daylight, battery, offline coverage, water guidance, and bicycle readiness. Set an intention, target, effort, and optional feeling.
Follow turn-by-turn maneuvers, ETA, and optional offline speech or vibration cues in portrait or a compact landscape card. Record with the screen locked, rejoin an imported GPX, or discard an unwanted recording on stop.
Record perceived effort, plan comparison, and finish quality before local coaching and same-route repeat speed insights are generated—then compose a rider cutout share card or plan the track again.
Six focused tools included in the current Android app, working from your own routes, rides, places, and preferences. Ride Horizon is presented separately above.
Follow live maneuvers, turn distance, remaining distance, and ETA on Mapbox cycling routes, with optional offline Android speech, haptic vibration cues, master mute, and a compact landscape card.
Works offline inside downloaded routing coverageBuild a clearable, on-device memory of roads ridden. Add comfort or surface feedback and tell planning whether to favour familiar roads or explore.
Private by design; no cloud road profilePin favourite routes to the top, keep immutable future plans, and save completed tracks to ride or plan again for a future date. Rename, load, reverse, prepare, start, reschedule, or delete from one library.
Repeat rides unlock same-route speed insightsImport a GPX route with automatic <ele> climb parsing, save or share the loaded route, or single- and bulk-export completed rides. If you drift from imported GPX, VeloForth can route back to the nearest useful point.
Save to phone or share via Android’s share sheetSave favourite cafés, water taps, repair shops, scenic viewpoints, dangerous junctions, and meeting points. Personal places and recent destinations remain searchable offline.
Online place results still need a validated connectionOpt into planned-ride, long-ride fuel and hydration, insight, record, weekly, goal, recovery, and maintenance prompts. Each category remains under your control.
The active-ride notice is required for locked-screen recordingEvery style works from real cycling-route candidates and bounded detours. Where the data cannot support a promise, VeloForth says so.
Direct baselineSelects the quickest available cycling route and keeps the detour at zero.
VeloForth treats map tiles and onboard routing tiles as separate resources, because seeing the map and calculating a road route are not the same thing.
Download around the current route with a 2–15 km corridor, or select a nearby area with a 1–25 km radius.
Map and routing resources report progress separately. A region is ready only when the resources you need complete.
Display downloaded maps, calculate onboard bicycle routes, and keep turn-by-turn maneuvers, ETA, local voice prompts, and in-coverage rerouting working when both endpoints sit inside completed routing coverage.
Missing data never becomes a straight-line road route. VeloForth keeps the last valid route and explains what is unavailable.
Choose the bicycle you are riding, keep the setup you want to return to, and let completed rides advance the counters that matter.
Chain inspection · 74% of interval
Name, colour, tyre size and pressure in PSI or bar, front and rear suspension, chain wax or lube, mileage, and notes.
Set a due date, an odometer target, or both, and keep one bicycle active for the next ride.
Track named components by distance, ride time, or ride count, with notes and installed counters.
Mark a component inspected, serviced, or replaced to reset its counter without rewriting the bicycle’s ride history.
GPS records what happened. Your check-in explains how it felt. VeloForth keeps both together and waits for evidence before calling a pattern a trend.
Distance, ride time, speed, elevation, ascent, descent, route map, and linked bicycle—searchable by ride or bike and filterable by bicycle, year, and month.
Required RPE, plan comparison, finish quality, optional context tags and notes, plus editable pre-ride intent and renameable completed rides.
Manually enter heart rate, cadence, power, zone time, work, or training-stress summaries from another device.
Evidence, confidence, ride classification, cautious insights, same-route repeat speed comparisons, coaching actions, rolling progress, and personal records.
Set weekly distance and cycling-time goals, browse yearly totals, and compare 7-, 28-, and Premium 84-day progress.
Compose Post and Story share cards with on-device rider cutout overlays, plan a completed track again for a future date, or export single and bulk GPX files.
Core ride facts, immediate ride insights, up to 28 days of rolling progress, and three personal records remain visible. Premium adds the complete record history and 84-day trend.
These boundaries replace older or broader-sounding claims. They are the practical edges of the current app.
The current app has no VeloForth login, developer app backend, cloud ride library, advertising profile, or developer-operated analytics service.
Saved places and recent destinations work offline. New Mapbox place results do not: licensed offline POI search is not present.
Gravel, road, hilly, flat, quiet, and low-traffic choices rank available cycling alternatives; they do not guarantee surface, elevation, or live traffic conditions.
External heart-rate, cadence, power, zone, work, and stress figures are optional summaries you type in—not a paired sensor stream or fabricated time series.
Mapbox directions routes provide live turn-by-turn maneuvers, ETA, and local voice or haptic cues. Imported GPX files and saved recorded tracks stay honest breadcrumb tracks without invented turn instructions.
Mapbox provides online maps, search, routing, downloads, and optional share-card backdrops; Open-Meteo provides ride-preparation weather; Google Play handles billing.
No. Ride Horizon is a separate, permanent one-time add-on for Premium members. Google Play shows the current local price, and ownership remains permanently with your Google account—even if Premium lapses and is later renewed.
Your saved history, search and filters, bicycles, pinned routes, places, offline regions, settings, GPX exports, and existing analysis remain available. Starting a fourth ride recording requires Premium.
Yes, when completed routing data covers both route endpoints. Downloaded map data draws the map; downloaded routing data calculates, guides, and reroutes the bicycle route with turn-by-turn maneuvers, ETA, haptic cues, and installed offline Android speech.
No configured external analysis service receives your ride library or photos. Check-ins, metrics, same-route speed insights, coaching actions, trends, records, Road Memory, and rider cutout share cards are all processed on the device.
Yes. Import GPX files with <ele> elevation tags parsed to preview total climb, save or share any loaded route or completed ride, or bulk-export your completed rides together as individual GPX files.
Yes. VeloForth supports both measurement systems, independent app and map themes, edge-to-edge Android layouts, and portrait or landscape recording with a compact right-side guidance panel.
Complete three lifetime rides before another recording needs Premium. Ride Horizon is a permanent one-time add-on for Premium members, with the current local offer supplied by Google Play.
No VeloForth account. No developer cloud ride library. No advertising. No configured developer analytics collection. Rides, plans, bikes, places, coaching, goals, and Road Memory stay in private app storage, subject to Android backup settings.
Scan the QR code with your phone camera, or open VeloForth directly in Google Play on your Android device.
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