LoEUC
Documentation
What the app does in detail, and which parts of it are confirmed on real wheels.
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What the app is, which wheels it understands, and how to connect the first time.
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Tiles, gauges, charts and the map: building a screen around the way you ride.
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What gets recorded, what the charts show, and how to get the data back out.
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Nearby places, your personal exploration map and routes.
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What the battery screen shows and how to read the spread between cells.
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How measured 0–30, 0–60 and 0–100 runs reach the leaderboard.
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Your conditions, your logic and your sound. The largest part of the app.
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Automatic light, automatic volume, volume buttons, wheel presets, firmware plugins, background operation and keeping a parked wheel awake.
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The tyre pressure sensor, a home-made display, the Third Eye mirror and the Dragy GPS receiver: what the phone can find next to itself.
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Record or import video, align a ride, arrange dashboard instruments, trim and export an MP4. Android storage and iPhone projects.
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Guest recovery keys, email sign-in, the web cabinet, and syncing rides and settings across devices.
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Built-in wheel modules, safe migration from plugin hosts, plugin-bank cleanup and module settings.
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Wear OS and Apple Watch: current ride data on your wrist and PWM haptics.
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Connect a Bluetooth charger, unlock its readings and find its charge settings.
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What is supported on each brand, and how well it has been confirmed on real hardware.
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Which log to send for a connection problem, an unfamiliar wheel or a wheel fault.
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Short answers to the things people ask most often.
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What the app processes, where it is stored, and how to delete it.
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How a full archive differs from account synchronization and where to keep it.
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What you accept when you open the firmware plugins section in LoEUC: risks, no warranty and limits of liability.
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Apps by other authors: their own dashboard rows, alerts and wheel commands — only with your permission.