What is BikeDashboard ?

BikeDashboard is a Windows Mobile (5 and above) application for all push bike enthusiasts (mountain bike and/or road bike). You also need a GPS Receiver.

To find out more about BikeDashboard features, check about and documentation sections.

2009-05-09 - comments section added

A new section has been added to this website where you can post your comments.

2009-05-04 - v0.951 Released!

A few bug fixes (details here).

2009-05-02 - v0.95 Released!

This version brings amazing enhancements to your PDA application (to see them in details, follow this link).

First of all, a new user interface. It was clearly to tricky to change pages while riding a bike. Standard tabs, dialog boxes and other form controls clearly aren't designed to be used without a stylus... so I designed my own finger usable controls.
I called it the FatFingaz User Interface (it is not a registered trademark... yet). If you are a developer and you want to re-use it in your own programs, just drop me a line.

Another new thing is the possibility to use a Bluetooth HeartRate Monitor! It is currently limited to one device (the one I purchased, eh): Zephyr HxM. You can see the current heartrate on your dash screen and it is also visible as a graph on the desktop software when data is present in your GPX file (it is automatically recorded if you have a heartrate monitor).
To see how it works, you can check the documentation.

Last but not least, measures can now be expressed in Imperial Units. It is completely operational on the PDA and now needs to be done on the Desktop app (in v0.96, I guess).
To change this setting, you just need to go to the settings screen.

To support this application you can donate.