Written as it happens
Every second is committed to storage immediately, not held in memory until you press stop.
In development · riding it weekly · join the beta
Safety & reliability
Safety software earns trust by being straight about its limits. So here is what Clym does, what it doesn't, and what we're still proving.
Reliability first
Long days are exactly when a recorder is most likely to fail and most costly to lose. Clym is built to assume the worst.
Every second is committed to storage immediately, not held in memory until you press stop.
If the app is killed mid-ride, the next launch finds the recording and offers it back. We test this by force-killing rides on purpose.
Screen off, phone stowed, app in the background — recording continues, and battery lasts longer for it.
Sharing your ride
Share a live link and whoever you send it to can see where you are and how you're getting on — no account required at their end. The link expires, and you can stop sharing at any point.
Live tracking is per-ride and opt-in. It is never on by default and never silent.
The public view shows your ride, not your account, your history, or your home address.
In development
Clym can watch for the motion signature of a crash and, if you don't respond to a countdown, notify an emergency contact you have set up in advance.
We would rather undersell this than have someone take a risk they wouldn't otherwise take. It ships when we're confident in it, and it will always say plainly what it did and didn't do.
Join the beta and help us prove the reliability work on real roads and real days out.