Navigate
by feel.
Beeline is a compass-first cycling navigator. Drop a destination, see every cycling path, then ride wherever you like while a live needle points the way, with distance and ETA, always. No turn-by-turn, no nagging.
Download Beeline free from the App Store or Google Play.
How it works
Three taps to a heading. Then just ride.
Drop a destination
Search an address or just tap the map. No account, no setup. You're riding in two taps.
See every cycling path
Beeline maps all the realistic ways there with distance and ETA, so you can pick the lane, the hill, or the shortcut you actually want.
Follow the needle
Ride however you like. A live needle always points at your destination while the distance counts down. One glance tells you everything.
01 · Plan — every cycling path
Heading to
Riverside Cafe
2.4km
On course · NE 38°
ETA
9 min
Speed
18 km/h
GPS
±3 m
02 · Ride — follow the needle
What you get
A cycling computer's precision, a compass's calm.
Live pointing needle
A true-heading compass that locks onto your destination and updates as you turn. Always know which way is the way.
Every path, up front
Every realistic route drawn before you start, each with its own distance and ETA, so the choice is yours instead of an algorithm's.
Pinpoint accuracy
Best-for-navigation GPS, declination-corrected true heading, and great-circle math. The same fidelity as native.
No turn-by-turn nagging
No “recalculating,” no robotic voice fighting your route. You get a direction and a distance, nothing else.
Metric or imperial
km or mi, your call. Clean, tabular, glanceable numbers built for a handlebar mount.
Arrival haptics
A gentle buzz when you've arrived, so you can keep your eyes on the road the whole way.
Why a bearing beats turn-by-turn
You know your city better than the algorithm does.
Turn-by-turn was built for cars on roads they can't see. On a bike, you already know which streets have lanes, which hills to dodge, and the cut-through the router has never heard of.
A bearing keeps you oriented without taking the decisions away. You improvise the route; Beeline just makes sure you never lose the direction, even where routing data is thin or wrong.
It's how you'd navigate to a friend's place across town: head that way, and adjust as you go.
Point. Pedal. Arrive.
The whole interaction
Stays oriented
Even where the map data runs out
Glanceable
One needle, one number
Yours to route
Pick the streets you love
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does this replace Google Maps?
It replaces turn-by-turn for the kind of riding where you'd rather choose your own streets. You get a destination bearing and distance instead of forced turns. Most cyclists find that calmer and safer once they're in a familiar area.
Is it safe to use while riding?
Beeline is built to be glanceable. One big needle, one big distance. Mount it on your bars and you rarely need more than a half-second look. It never demands your attention with voice prompts or sudden reroutes.
How accurate is it?
The compass uses your phone's declination-corrected true heading, and distances use great-circle (haversine) math against best-for-navigation GPS. Those are the same APIs a native app would use. The optional cycling-path map is powered by OpenRouteService.
When can I ride with it?
Right now. Beeline is published on both the App Store and Google Play, so you can download it and start riding today.
What about Android?
Beeline is available for Android on Google Play with the same compass-first navigation experience as iPhone.
Point. Pedal. Arrive.
Beeline is ready for your next ride. Download it now on iPhone or Android.
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