Bosch eBike Connect

Name: Bosch eBike Connect
Rating: 4.1 (468 reviews)
Author: Robert Bosch GmbH

By: Robert Bosch GmbH

For eBikes with Kiox and Nyon

Features & Capabilities

With the Bosch eBike Connect extension you can connect your eBike via Bluetooth to Nyon or Kiox for a personalised riding experience. Plan routes, navigate on your display, track rides, and secure your bike with eBike Lock as part of the Bosch eBike system 2.

Sync activities with Komoot, Outdooractive, Apple Health, Strava, and Apple Watch. Customize displays, manage settings, and access the latest features and improvements through the Help Center.

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By:

Robert Bosch GmbH

Rating:

4.10

(468) 2 new ratings

Version:

6.1.2 Last updated: 2026-05-06

Version code:

885118151

Creation date:

2019-06-04

Compatible devices:

Size:

101.33MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-25

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 85,920 ▼ 504

Other platforms

Bosch eBike Connect (v6.1.3)

1,132,446 3.58

(16,104)

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Developed by:

Robert Bosch GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bosch-ebike-connect/id883596487

Website:

https://www.bosch-ebike.com/us/connect/

User Reviews

User reviews show Bosch eBike Connect delivers strong ride data, logs, and improving Apple Watch support, with solid core GPS for many riders. However, reliability concerns dominate: frequent bike‑app connectivity problems, flaky data sharing with Garmin/Apple Health/Strava, GPS/map glitches, and inconsistent watch integration. UI quirks and bugs add to the frustration. Overall, the app provides valuable insights when it works, but reliability and cross‑app compatibility are the top pain points across multiple reviews.

Pros

Rich ride data and stats, including vitals, power output, and time in assist levels.
Keeps a detailed log/history of rides for progress tracking.
Apple Watch heart rate support added, improving smartwatch integration.
Core features and GPS tracking work for many users, with useful after‑ride data.
Overall user experience feels user‑friendly and reliable for core bike connection and data viewing.

Cons

Frequent connectivity issues and crashes between the app and the bike, reducing reliability.
Limited or flaky integration with third‑party apps (Garmin, Apple Health, Strava/Komoot) and inconsistent data syncing.
GPS and maps reliability problems (GPS drops, maps not loading, odd GPS locations) affecting ride tracking.
Unreliable Apple Watch integration (watch connection issues, buggy watch app, HR monitoring on the watch) and related usability problems.
UI/UX inconsistencies and bugs (missing start UI, trip data display issues, watch app placeholders) that disrupt workflow.

Recent reviews

2026/06/02: just received an answer from “Your Bosch eBike Team” that tells me they do not support the Apple Watch!!!! So the real question is: WHY do you provide (and install) an app on the Apple Watch to do what you are telling me is not supported? The logical conclusion seems “just to be listed in the Apple App Store and benefit from Apple marketing machine” In my book, this is absolutely unethical if not downright fraudulent!!! Original review: I have several sport apps which NEVER had any issue with heart monitoring on my Apple Watch while I exercise. This e-bike Connect is horrible: while biking, there has never been one ride (out of hundreds) where the heart function worked from start to finish. It is both frustrating and useless that they cannot properly develop it after all these years.

by Po*****, 2026-06-03

This app has the potential for greatness but I've been using it for almost 5 years with a Nyon head unit and Bosch has never put in the effort to get it there. It regularly stops syncing, then forcing you to remove the bike from the phone's Bluetooth list, remove the phone from the bike's memory, and re-pair from scratch - which also then fails to pair 3 times out of 4 if not more so you often spend a bunch of time getting it to reconnect. Even putting aside the fundamental failure to generate decent directions in the map module or even let you manually input them without a lot of effort, dumping your connection repeatedly and forcing the user to waste time on setting up again is egregious IMHO.