CycleBridgeRide screens · iPhone & Android
A data grid you arrange yourself
The screen CycleBridge opens on: a full-width speed readout above a two-by-two grid of fields you pick, divided by hairlines rather than boxed into cards, the way a dedicated bike computer lays out a data page.
What it shows
- Speed, always, in its own fixed row
- Four slots you fill with distance, heart rate, time, average speed, max speed, elevation or elevation gain
- A green dot beside the two sensor-backed fields when GPS has a fix and the strap is connected
- One slot can become a live route map instead of a number
Rearranging is direct: drag any cell onto another and the two swap places. The layout is remembered, so the screen you set up is the screen you get next ride.
The whole readout refreshes once a second on a single timer rather than redrawing on every GPS fix or Bluetooth packet — steadier to read at speed, and easier on the battery.