App Profile: BIKEGO

N55aj

Rating: 2/5

Developer - if you want to make a useful app that people will actually buy and use, then read this and ask me. I modified my specialized with a Bafang M615 BBSHD 1000w 52v and the EKD01 display. BikeGo interfaces to the EKD01 BT to my iPhone. It did connect right away. +1! It’s all downhill from here. It’s supposed to interface into the EKD01. It interfaces nothing. The app looks like a child wrote it in grade school. BikeGo only displays navigation directions on the EKD01 display for a fee. That’s all. This app charges to use Mapbox as a navigation map. It’s the worst map app I’ve ever used. It charges for each navigation to (doesn’t matter if it’s simulated or you exit and go to the same place.) I used all my credits in 5 minutes not even riding the bike. Haha. The searches are horrible in US. It won’t even recognize offline map areas outside China. The ONLY neat thing this did was put the navigation data on the display. The app appears to have the ability to read basics like battery, odometer, light, speed, gear / PAS, etc. it read nothing from my bike. Useless. Except one thing - change MPH / KPH on the display. Haha. OTA updates are offline. My advice is get the display data to the app in a two-way sync. It has access to so much data, but displays zero, never mind display derived data. Use another map app and stop charging. Enable the OTA update server. Then charge for the app. I would gladly pay for a decent BT interface. Just not this one and I couldn’t imagine using credits for map display. Get me the backend and APIs and I’ll write the thing. Ugh. Frustrating.

Багринцев1987

Rating: 5/5

I will not put a bad rating until you fix the application, as it works badly, there is no turning on the light, no turning on the battery, and many more useful functions are missing

Antboiyo2

Rating: 1/5

Can not connect my email to make an account only connect to the bike Bluetooth