Privacy Policy
Last updated: September 28, 2026
RideEnergy helps you estimate whether your e-bike battery is likely to last for a planned ride. You can import a GPX route, enter details about your bike and rider profile, receive an estimated battery range, and save ride results to improve future estimates.
Your data stays on your device
RideEnergy is designed to work without an account and without a server.
Bike profiles, rider details, routes prepared from GPX files, planned rides, saved ride results, and personalised estimation settings are stored locally on your device.
RideEnergy does not send this information to its publisher.
The original GPX file is used to prepare your route, then is not retained by the app after import.
Information used by the app
RideEnergy uses only the information needed to provide its features, including:
Bike details, such as battery capacity, bike weight, bike type, and assistance modes
Rider weight
GPX route data, including route coordinates and elevation when available
Battery levels you choose to enter before or after a ride
Saved ride results and whether you followed the suggested assistance plan
This information is used locally to calculate battery estimates and, when you save results, to improve future estimates for your bike.
No account, advertising, or analytics
RideEnergy does not require an account.
RideEnergy does not include advertising, third-party analytics, behavioural tracking, or a data broker service.
RideEnergy does not sell, rent, or share your personal information.
Maps and file providers
RideEnergy uses Apple Maps to display route maps. Apple may process map requests under its own privacy policy.
When you select a GPX file, your chosen file provider, such as iCloud Drive, may process that file according to its own settings and privacy policy.
Retention and deletion
You can erase your local data at any time from the Privacy section in RideEnergy.
Deleting the app also removes the data stored in its app container, subject to any backups managed by iOS according to your device settings.
The visible ride history is limited to your 20 most recent saved results. Older rides may continue to contribute to aggregated personalisation settings until you erase your ride history and personalisation data.
Health data
The current version of RideEnergy does not request, read, or store Apple Health data.
Children
RideEnergy is not designed for children under the age required to use the App Store in their country or region.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will be published on this page with a revised date.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact:
Support
RideEnergy Support
RideEnergy helps you estimate the battery level you may have at the end of an e-bike ride. It uses your route, bike details, rider weight, and the battery level you enter.
Understanding an estimate
RideEnergy provides an estimate, not a guarantee.
Battery consumption can vary because of factors the app cannot fully measure, including:
Wind
Temperature
Road or trail surface
Tyre pressure and rolling resistance
Cargo
Battery age and actual battery health
Motor efficiency
Your speed and pedalling effort
Changes to the assistance mode used during the ride
Always keep a battery margin appropriate for your route, conditions, and safety needs.
How to get the best estimate
For the most useful estimate:
Enter your bike battery capacity in Wh
Use the actual weight of your bike when possible
Enter your rider weight
Check that your GPX file contains reliable elevation data
Enter the battery level shown by your bike before the ride
Choose the battery level you want to keep at the finish
After the ride, save the actual battery level shown by your bike
Saved results can gradually improve future estimates for that bike. A single result will not radically change the model.
GPX import issues
If a GPX file cannot be analysed, check that:
It contains a valid route or track
It has enough distinct route points
It includes sufficient elevation data
It does not contain implausible elevation changes
It is not excessively large
RideEnergy analyses GPX files locally on your device.
Saving a ride result
At the end of a ride, enter the battery percentage shown by your bike only if your bike provides a percentage.
Do not guess a percentage if your bike only shows bars or a non-percentage indicator. An approximate value can reduce the quality of future estimates.
You can edit or delete saved rides from your history.
Contact support
For help, email:
Please include:
Your iPhone model
Your iOS version
Your RideEnergy version
A short description of what happened
The action you were trying to perform
Any error message shown by the app
Please do not send a GPX route, screenshot, or personal information unless it is necessary to explain the issue.