eBike Flow

Name: eBike Flow
Rating: 4.6 (1890 reviews)
Author: Robert Bosch GmbH

By: Robert Bosch GmbH

Smart eBiking with Bosch

Features & Capabilities

The eBike Flow app brings Bosch’s smart eBike system to life, delivering safer, more personalized rides with features like eBike Lock and eBike Alarm theft protection, smart navigation, route planning (including komoot/GPX imports), and customizable riding modes and displays for Kiox 300/500 and Purion 200.

Track your rides with detailed activity data, view key metrics such as distance and battery status, and sync with Strava or Apple Health. The app supports over-the-air updates, a Help Center for quick support, and is designed for use with Bosch’s smart-system eBikes only.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Navigation & Mapping Sports Privacy & Security

By:

Robert Bosch GmbH

Rating:

4.60

(1,890) 15 new ratings

Version:

1.35.5 Last updated: 2026-05-04

Version code:

885017081

Creation date:

2021-10-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

284.27MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 44,100 ▼ 190

Other platforms

eBike Flow (v1.34.7)

2,603,271 4.58

(69,859)

For Developers

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Developed by:

Robert Bosch GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ebike-flow/id1559900907

Website:

https://www.bosch-ebike.com/us/products/ebike-flow-app

User Reviews

The Bosch Flow app is praised for features like end-user firmware updates, multi-bike support, and ride/maintenance tracking, but reviewers uniformly report reliability problems. Recurrent issues include unstable Bluetooth connections and unlock failures, troublesome update processes, buggy multi-bike management across devices, login/authentication lockouts, and general stability/crash problems. A few users note Apple Watch heart-rate integration can work inconsistently. Overall sentiment: useful feature set plagued by reliability and usability frustrations.

Pros

End-user firmware updates via the Flow app (no shop visits).
Supports multiple bikes under one account, useful for families/teams.
Ride tracking and maintenance data (mileage intervals between services) are available.

Cons

Unstable connectivity between phone and bike: frequent Bluetooth pairing drops and unlocking failures, with some cases requiring internet access or app restart to ride.
Software/firmware update process is unreliable: updates fail to complete or take repeated attempts.
Managing multiple bikes across devices is buggy: switching between bikes/phones can lock you out or cause data loss.
Login/authentication problems can lock users out of the app (cannot authenticate or log in).
Overall app stability issues: crashes, flaky navigation, and unreliable performance.

Recent reviews

I really like this app. After not riding a bike for more than 40 years, I’ve logged almost 300 miles in just two months. I love how the app shows my route and provides me with valuable data. The one feature that would be extremely helpful when charging is to be notified when the battery 100%. Thank you!

by Ex*****, 2026-06-11

This app continues to be poorly managed. It is no longer syncing rides, tries to tell you how to ride and shift (which if you didn’t know) is not what you need in your life. This app interferes with other apps and cellular reception. It most certainly does not work well with any garmin device and should not be trying to function with it. Let me give you some strong advice…. You do not need this app or any of its lousy software that comes with more problems than it’s worth.

by ..*****, 2026-06-10

Once a week, my phone fails to connect to this app and I waste 10 minutes uninstalling reinstalling connecting Bluetooth forgetting device and doing all the BS troubleshooting at the end of the day. My child is late for school because these developers cannot figure out how to connect a goddamn Bluetooth app. They should be ashamed and fired and this f’in bike should be in the junk heap.