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Speed is at the top, tiles with ride data are below it, and widgets such as the map, weather or heart rate are at the bottom.

Swipe the tiles or widgets sideways to go to the next page.

Drag the handle below the speed or above the widgets.

Hold the speed to choose a gauge. Hold a tile to change the data it shows.

In the menu you can choose the style, light or dark theme, speed gauge and screen brightness.

● starts recording and ‖ pauses it.

While paused, press ■ and choose Save or Delete. An empty ride is not saved.

It pauses recording when you stop and resumes when you ride on. Turn it on with the switch in the menu.

Tap a month name to collapse or expand it. The month summary is below the name.

Swipe a ride left. Hold a ride to select several and delete them together.

The map, summary and charts. Drag along a chart to see that spot on the map. Drag the data sheet to shrink or enlarge the map.

In ride details, the button on the map colours the track by speed or gradient. In Premium, also by heart rate zones.

A power chart, time in zones, best efforts, calories and the weather during your ride. The data is also saved in the free edition, so after purchase the analysis covers older rides too.

In the ride menu, choose Share GPX. The file contains full data, including sensors. FIT export is available in Premium.

Open a GPX file in Rydee, for example from a file manager. You can add it as a ride and, in Premium, navigate along that route.

The climbs you have ridden, with records and all your rides of each one. There is also a climbs section in ride details.

On the Widgets screen, choose which ones to show and in what order. At the bottom of a widget you can switch the data range.

Speed and cadence over elevation, gradient, and climbs and descents.

History plus current, average and maximum heart rate. In Premium also zones, time in zones and drift. Requires a heart rate monitor.

It works while recording and counts laps by distance: every 1, 2, 3, 5 or 10 km or miles. It shows the difference to the previous lap, plus your best, average and slowest.

3, 10 and 30 second power, W/kg, NP, IF, TSS, work in kJ and zones. Requires a power meter.

The detected climb, VAM and the profile behind you. While navigating or on a known climb, also the profile ahead, and on a known climb the difference to your record.

It shows what’s playing in another app, such as Spotify. Title and cover appear after you grant notification access. Tap the app name to pick another player.

Playback and volume controls are available in Premium.

Pan and zoom with two fingers or the + and − buttons. The button in the top right corner switches between north up and heading up.

The navigation button on the map opens destination choice: search, a point on the map (hold) or favorites.

The next turn and your arrival time. A sound warns before a turn and when you leave the route.

The weather widget shows wind relative to your direction: red for headwind, green for tailwind, grey for crosswind. In the free edition, the arrow shows wind relative to north.

Open Sensors in the menu. Heart rate monitors, cadence sensors, power meters and bike radars are supported. Power meters and radar require Premium.

Vehicles from the radar appear on the bar at the right edge of the screen. A sound warns of a new vehicle.

Open Integrations in the menu and connect your Strava account. You can upload rides and see starred segments.

In Integrations, connect Health Connect and choose the permissions. You can turn on automatic saving or save a ride from its menu. Rydee only writes data and reads nothing from Health Connect.

You can get Premium as a subscription or as a one-time purchase. Both unlock the same features, including navigation, power meters, radar, climbs, zones, full analysis and all styles.

You manage your subscription in your Google Play or App Store account settings. When it ends, the app returns to the Free edition. Your rides and saved settings stay, and everything comes back if you renew Premium.

No. Rydee works without an account. Your rides and settings are on your phone and in its backup, if you have it turned on.

Delete rides from the list or uninstall the app. Data you previously sent to Strava or Health Connect is deleted in those services.