BikeLab: Motorcycle Tools

Turn your iPhone into a motorcycle lab. Take guided measurements, automate setup checks, analyze cornering and launches, get reminders, and receive on-device AI insights.

Your motorcycle gives you feedback on every ride. BikeLab helps you understand it.

BikeLab turns the iPhone in your pocket into a practical motorcycle toolbox that measures setup, analyzes rides, runs checks, and remembers every change. It is not just a catalog—every tool helps you do something real with the bike you ride.

NO WORKSHOP EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Choose your motorcycle and follow clear steps. BikeLab turns measurements and ride data into useful results without raw sensor charts or mechanic-level knowledge. Use metric or imperial units and build a setup you can repeat.

11 TOOLS READY NOW

• Suspension Sag — measure front and rear sag, compare with a practical target, and see whether preload may need attention. Enter values manually or use the supported mounted-phone method.

• Wheelbase, Rake & Trail — record key geometry manually or with guided camera points on supported devices.

• Headlight Aim — check low-beam height against a wall and get a clear raise, lower, or recheck result.

• Cornering Analysis — use a securely mounted iPhone to estimate lean, compare left and right corners, review smoothness, and find patterns worth working on.

• Launch Consistency — estimate 0–100 km/h or 0–60 mph timing on a controlled course and compare repeated attempts.

• Fuel Consumption — log fill-ups, costs, receipts, stations, full-to-full consumption, range, and trends. On supported iPhones, on-device AI turns recorded fuel findings into clear next steps.

• Ride Checklist — complete and save a fast pre-ride check, then build a useful habit before setting off.

• Torque Specs — keep important manufacturer values with the motorcycle they belong to.

• Photo Gallery — keep local photos of setup details, parts, condition, and work.

BUILT FOR REPEATABILITY

A single result is useful. A history is better. Measurements, checks, fuel logs, and ride sessions stay with each motorcycle. Make a setup change, measure again, and see what changed.

Pin favorite tools and results to a flexible dashboard, then resize and arrange it your way. Supported sessions can use Lock Screen and Dynamic Island Live Activities, and saved reports make past rides easy to revisit.

Bold mechanical design, motorcycle-inspired themes, and light or dark appearance keep BikeLab quick in the garage and focused on the road.

MORE AWARE. MORE PREPARED. MORE CONSISTENT.

BikeLab helps you prepare, catch obvious issues, understand session patterns, and make informed setup decisions—supporting safer, calmer riding habits.

Use ride tools only with the iPhone securely mounted, where legal, and never interact with it while moving. Performance tools belong on a safe, legal, controlled course. BikeLab is an assistant, not certified equipment or a replacement for manufacturer instructions, professional inspection, road laws, or rider judgment.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

No account is required. Garage data, measurements, photos, routes, checklists, and history stay on your device unless you export or share them. The motorcycle catalog works offline. Permissions are requested only for features that need them; manual alternatives remain available where supported.

FREE TO START. BUILT TO GROW.

Create your first motorcycle and start with free tools. Core manual measurement flows are free, and each automatic or ride-session tool includes a free saved result.

BikeLab Pro unlocks unlimited motorcycles, automatic measurements, ride sessions, fuel logs, torque references, dashboard pins, and Pro themes. Monthly and annual auto-renewing subscriptions and a lifetime purchase are available in the app. Pro features require an in-app purchase. Manage or cancel subscriptions through your Apple Account and restore purchases in BikeLab.

BikeLab is actively developed. The catalog shows what is ready and what rider-focused tools are being explored next. New tools and refinements will keep arriving through app updates.

Measure your bike. Analyze your rides. Repeat what works.