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Everything your wheel knows, on your phone screen

LoEUC reads telemetry over Bluetooth, records rides, shows battery data and warns you while there is still headroom left. LeaperKim, NOSFET, InMotion, Begode, KingSong.

The short version

The short version

Telemetry as it happens

Speed, PWM, voltage, currents, power, temperatures, lean angles and distance. Whatever the wheel is willing to report.

A dashboard you arrange

Pick the tiles you want, drag a corner to resize, reorder them. Gauges, numbers, charts and a map on one screen.

Rides and routes

Ride history with a chart per metric, a GPS track on the map, and a summary image to send to friends.

The battery, down to one cell

Voltage of every cell, the spread between them, temperatures, charge and discharge currents, capacity and cycle count.

Alerts you design yourself

Any metric, your own thresholds, your own logic. The sound is built step by step instead of picked from three presets.

Wheel settings

Settings are written straight from the app and saved as presets you can hand to another rider.

What it looks like

The app

The Android screens are rendered from demo data, the iPhone ones taken on a real wheel. The app no longer borrows its colours from the system theme: the palette is its own, in light and dark.

The dashboard on Android: speed gauge, voltage, PWM, power, temperature and cell voltages
The dashboard. The tiles, their size, look and order are yours; the pinned band sits on top.
The alert list on Android: critical PWM, low battery, speeding warning
The alerts manager. Your conditions, priorities and sound.
Ride history on Android: search, the totals for the period, and rides by day with a route outline
Ride history, grouped by day, each with its route outline.
The home screen on Android: your wheel with its charge and odometer, other wheels and nearby devices
The home screen. The app finds your own wheel and connects to it itself.
The dashboard on iPhone: speed gauge, battery, voltage, PWM, motor current, temperature
The dashboard. The same tiles in the platform native controls.
A ride chart on iPhone: speed, PWM and voltage on one time axis
A ride chart. Several readings on one time axis.
The alert list on iPhone, with conditions and wheel commands visible in the row
The alerts manager. Conditions and commands without opening the alert.
Ride history on iPhone: duration, distance and top speed per ride
Ride history, exported and imported as one file.

Download

Download

The app is free, has no ads and no server of its own: your data stays on your phone.

iPhone

Installed from the App Store, updated like any other app.

An Apple account is required

The App Store carries the stable version. TestFlight gets test builds earlier: fresher, but less proven.

Android

A direct download. Android will ask you to allow installs from this source, which is expected.

Version ()
Version 1.1 (63)
26.4 MB, built 2 Sep 2026

Google Play carries the stable build: tested, and released less often. The direct download above is always newer.

SHA-256 checksum
057f6e2dd5d0bfa95a97a43f3db679913865a290d000178451e569cdaa630894

Watch

The Wear OS watch app. If the phone app was not installed from Google Play, the watch will not receive its own — this file installs it by hand.

Version ()
Version 1.1 (360100014)
22.0 MB, built 2 Sep 2026

SHA-256 checksum
3be08d129e7fc74bfdb8bdaaa7ae0f642c689584139443c2e7f0eff9b6fa574e

Wheel support

Which wheels it reads

A straight answer about what has been confirmed on real wheels and what comes from reverse engineering and still needs checking.

Every brand and every field in detail: the wheels section

Your wheel is not on the list?

Write to me. Adding a model needs a capture of the conversation with the wheel, which the app records itself, plus a couple of known readings from the wheel display to check the decode against.