News
What's been changing on Bikelog, week by week. Updated whenever something user-facing ships — every small fix and tweak isn't here, just the changes you'd care about as a rider.
August 3 – 9, 2026
2026-W32-
More reliable Wahoo sync
Fixed an issue where a connected Wahoo account could silently stop syncing after a couple of months and refuse to reconnect. Bikelog now follows Wahoo's API best practices for access-token handling, so your Wahoo connection stays connected. If your sync stopped recently: disconnect Bikelog in your Wahoo account, then reconnect it under Settings → Connected services.
June 8 – 14, 2026
2026-W24-
Wahoo import now works
Connect your Wahoo account once — Settings → Connected services — and every ride you record on your ELEMNT lands in Bikelog automatically, a few minutes after it syncs to Wahoo. Synced rides carry a small "Synced automatically from Wahoo" badge under the map. Disconnect any time; details on the Help page.
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Filter your activities
My Activities can now be filtered with one tap: All, Rides, Runs, or Other. Your choice is remembered, so the list reopens the way you left it.
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Clearer route maps
Every route map now marks where you started (green dot) and where you finished (black dot) — on loops the start dot stays visible on top. Maps also stick to the light basemap for now, so routes stay readable regardless of your dark-mode setting.
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Time in zone moved to Stats
The 30-day power and heart-rate time-in-zone summary now lives on the Stats page, right below the Fitness / Fatigue / Form chart — training intensity and training load side by side.
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Contact form
Got a question, a bug to report, or some feedback? There's now a Contact link in the site footer — write a message and it comes straight to us. Signed-in riders don't need to type their email; we'll reply to the address on your account.
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Smoother on phones
Bikelog now lays out properly on small screens. The navigation, ride maps, route list, and the activity calendar all fit and scroll correctly on a phone instead of running off the edge.
June 1 – 7, 2026
2026-W22-
Dark mode
Bikelog now follows your device's light/dark setting automatically. Prefer to lock it in? Choose Light, Dark, or System under Settings → Appearance — your choice is remembered on each device.
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Social feed
A new Social tab shows a chronological feed of rides — everyone who shares publicly, plus the people you follow — newest first, with simple page-by-page navigation.
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Your activity is private by default
New accounts start private. To appear in other riders' Social feeds and on your public profile, turn on 'Show my activity to other riders' in Settings. Either way, the start and end of every ride stay hidden from other riders, so sharing never reveals where you live.
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Rides now show in local time
Ride dates and times now display in the local time of where the ride actually happened, instead of UTC — so an early-evening ride no longer looks like it took place in the afternoon.
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Time in zone — last 30 days
The bottom of My Activities has a new card showing your cumulative time in each power and heart-rate zone over the last 30 days — a quick read on where your training has been sitting.
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Reworked Today card
The daily card at the top of My Activities has been redesigned with clearer fitness and form numbers, a small fitness-trend chart, and a sharper training suggestion for the day.
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Paginated routes
My Routes is now paginated, so large route collections stay quick to load and easy to page through.
May 25 – 31, 2026
2026-W21-
Export my data
GDPR-style “download everything we hold on you” is now in Settings. Click Export my data, wait for the link to appear on the same page, download. The archive bundles your account record, ride metadata, original GPS files, and photos.
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Delete account — Danger Zone
Settings has a new Danger Zone with a password-confirmed “Delete all my data immediately” action. Everything is wiped on the spot — there is no soft-delete and no recovery. The dialog walks you through exporting first if you want a copy.
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Logout from site
Cleaned up the Account section: a small “Logout from site” heading sits above the Log out button so it's obvious what that button does.
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My Bikes
A new My Bikes section lets you add your bikes; new rides are automatically matched to the right bike by sport, and you can see per-bike totals.
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Exclude a ride from stats
Every ride page now has an “Exclude from stats” toggle. Flag a bad import or a sensor glitch and it stops skewing your totals and training load while staying in your activity list.
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Find implausible rides
Settings has a new data-quality check that surfaces rides with impossible numbers — 1,000+ km, absurd average speed, multi-day duration — so you can review and exclude them in a couple of clicks.
May 18 – 24, 2026
2026-W20-
Landing page revamp
New SEO-friendly landing page with screenshots of the app, a description aimed at road, MTB, and gravel cyclists, and a section listing the GPS bike computers we're planning direct sync for (Garmin Connect, Wahoo Cloud, Coros, plus eval of Bryton and Hammerhead).
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Route GPX download on ride page
Every ride detail page now has a “Route GPX” download link. The file is generated on the fly from the simplified route geometry — use it to open the route in any external planner.
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BETA stamp
Added a rubber-stamp BETA mark to the landing card. We're not done yet.
May 11 – 17, 2026
2026-W19-
Bikelog is live
First deploy of the Bikelog public site at https://www.bikelog.de. Soft launch, invite-only sign-up while the rough edges get smoothed out.