Numbers that hold still
Metrics use tabular figures, so digits don't jump sideways as values change. Small detail, enormous difference at 40 km/h.
Riding
Everything you need at speed. Nothing you don't.
A bike computer is read in one-second glances, in bright sun, through sweat, sometimes with gloves on and a wheel to place. That constraint shapes every screen in Clym.
0:41:26RECORDING
17.4
MPH
142
BPM
210
WATTS
12.8
MILES
+1,240
FT CLIMBED
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On the bars
Legible first, pretty second.
A screen you choose
Put the fields you actually use where you want them. Cadence, power, heart rate, gradient, lap splits — your dashboard, not ours.
Built for daylight
High-contrast by default, because a saturated glow that looks superb in a dark room disappears completely in direct sun.
Sensors
Your kit, already supported.
Clym implements the standard Bluetooth cycling profiles rather than a proprietary handshake, so equipment from any brand that follows the spec works — and keeps working.
Heart rate
Straps and armbands, plus Apple Watch.
Speed & cadence
Crank and wheel sensors, including combined units.
Power meters
Including left/right balance where the meter reports it.
Pair once
Known sensors reconnect automatically at the start of the next ride.
Away from signal
The good rides are where the bars aren't.
Download the map for a route before you leave and it stays on the phone. Recording, navigation and your garage all behave identically with no connection at all — offline is a normal state, not an error.
Plan a route, take it with you
Build or import a route, download its map, and ride it with turn prompts wherever it goes.
Nothing waits on a network
Rides are complete on the phone the moment you finish. Syncing is something that happens afterwards, if you want it.
Bring your own sensors.
If it follows the Bluetooth cycling standards, it'll pair. Join the beta and put your kit on it.