Mobile Phones > iPhone & iOS 3 Great GPS Cycling Apps for the IPhone The best iPhone cycling apps for tracking and managing your favorite rides By Tanya Menoni Tanya Menoni Writer University of Virginia American Military University Tanya Menoni is a former Lifewire writer. She's worked as a freelance writer for ConsumerSearch and served as senior writer at Art of the iPhone. lifewire's editorial guidelines Updated on September 16, 2020 Getty Images iPhone & iOS Switching from Android Trending Videos Close this video player You can turn your iPhone into a GPS tool for tracking your time, distance, and speed using any number of cycling apps. Most of these apps are a lot cheaper than a dedicated cycling computer. The best cycling apps also include helpful features like iPod support, Facebook and Twitter integration, and reporting graphs. Here are a few you might want to consider. If you're a runner, check out our guide to the best iPhone running apps. 01 of 03 Map My Ride Photo from iTunes What We Like Stats for every mile you ride. Siri shortcuts enabled. Audio feedback on GPS-tracked rides. What We Don't Like Premium features require monthly or annual subscription. The Map My Ride app from Under Armour lets you track all your vital cycling data, including time, speed, distance, and elevation. This app will also track heart rate data via a dongle that you can purchase separately. You can view cycling routes on a map and sync your workout data to an online account at MapMyRide.com. Other features include Twitter integration, iPod support, and photo uploads. Download: Map My Ride 02 of 03 Cyclemeter Photo from iTunes What We Like Less expensive and more accurate than other cycling premium apps. Easy to use and private. Start and pause the app hands-free with Siri. What We Don't Like Elite subscription required for no ads and premium features. Cyclemeter is different than other iPhone cycling apps in that it includes a ton of tracking and reporting features right in the app. Its competitors normally require that you transfer your data online to view graphs, reports, and other data, but Cyclemeter keeps it all within easy reach. The app tracks speed, distance, elevation, and time, and it can integrate with Google maps to easily share your cycling routes via Facebook or Twitter. Voice announcements, email alerts, and iPod integration are just some of Cyclemeter’s many additional features. Download: Cyclemeter 03 of 03 B.iCycle Photo from iTunes What We Like Attractive interface. Apple Watch companion app. Free updates for life. What We Don't Like Pricey app. No updates since 2015. The B.iCycle app tracks a decent amount of information for your next cycling trip, including time, speed, distance, altitude, and calories. You’ll have to transfer your data to a free third-party website to view detailed reports and analysis, but B.iCycle does integrate with OpenCycleMaps to view thousands of user-submitted bike trails and routes. The app also includes an auto-pause feature so the timer will pause automatically when you stop moving. iPod integration is another plus. B.iCycle Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit