Live bump index
Explain phone placement and run a short stationary calibration, then see the current segment, speed, distance, and colored route.
Log one ride, see the bump index and colored route segments, then compare repeat routes before the next commute.
Explain phone placement and run a short stationary calibration, then see the current segment, speed, distance, and colored route.
Review average index, maximum impact, and the three roughest segments after a ride.
Compare repeat routes by distance, relative index, and trend to see which one is smoother for your next trip.
Keep local profiles for bicycles and e-bikes, with calibration that matches how the phone is mounted.
Choose an export and use Apple's share sheet to carry the track, segment index, and impact fields with you.
Rides, drafts, settings, and deletion stay local. There are no ads, accounts, subscriptions, or developer data services.
Compare repeat-route index and trend as one input for the next route decision.
Inspect a segment, impact value, and published formula without presenting a personal index as a certified road rating.
The zero-data Home still offers a working Start ride action; demo records appear only with an explicit test/demo launch argument.
The app explains unavailable capabilities and keeps a usable local fallback instead of trapping you behind a permission wall.
No account, developer network service, advertising, analytics, tracking, or cloud ride history is used in the current version. You choose when an export enters Apple's share sheet.
No. It is a personal relative record based on device sensors and route segments, not a substitute for road, vehicle, health, or safety judgment.
No. BumpRoad is a general rider utility and does not require entering another person's information.
Settings exposes Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Support; the public site provides complete English-first and Chinese text.
Read the product boundaries, local-data controls, privacy policy, and terms before release.