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Bike Speedometer — Turn Your Phone Into a Bike Computer

Turn your phone into a bike speedometer — mount it on your handlebars, tap Start, and see live speed, average, max and distance.

Framed for cyclists. Mentions phone-mount use, keep-screen-awake relevance (so you see speed without waking), and battery tip: GPS drains battery — lower screen brightness and close other apps. Works with any bike, no sensors needed.

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Tap to switch — keeps your choice.

Tap Start to measure your speed. Your browser will ask for location permission — coordinates are processed locally and never sent anywhere.

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Off by default. Only active while tracking — we never keep your screen on otherwise.

Space pause/Resume·R Reset·T Theme

Mount, don’t hold. Use a handlebar mount so you keep both hands on the bars.

Coordinates never leave your device — Learn how GPS speed is measured →

Bike mount & keep-screen-awake

Toggle “Keep screen awake while tracking” so the display stays on at a glance. Remember GPS uses battery — bring a power bank for long rides.

Battery saving

Dim screen, turn off Bluetooth if not needed, and pause the tracker on long stops so elapsed time stays accurate and you save power.

Privacy-first — coordinates never leave your device

Processed locally in your browser, never stored on a server. Close the tab and it's gone. Learn how GPS speed is measured →

Frequently asked

Page-specific questions — same data drives the FAQ schema below.

Can I mount my phone on my handlebars and use this?

Yes — use a secure handlebar mount so both hands stay on the bars. Tap Start before you ride.

Will this drain my battery?

Yes, GPS plus screen-on uses extra battery. Use the Keep Screen Awake toggle only while riding and lower brightness or bring a power bank for long rides.

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