BikeNote is a lightweight cycling tracker designed for riders who want a simple and private way to review their rides. Instead of another social network full of leaderboards, subscriptions, and notifications, BikeNote focuses on the essentials: distance, time, elevation gain, and route visualization.
The app works entirely in your browser. Your GPX files are processed locally and stored in your browser’s internal database (IndexedDB), which means your ride data never leaves your device. No account registration, no cloud storage, and no tracking.
BikeNote is built with a minimalist approach and uses pure JavaScript without heavy frameworks. This makes the app extremely fast and resource-efficient. Even with many uploaded tracks, the interface stays responsive and loads instantly.
Key features include:
- GPX track import and automatic ride analysis.
- Accurate elevation gain calculation with noise filtering.
- Moving time detection and average speed calculation.
- Interactive route visualization.
- Yearly statistics and seasonal progress tracking.
- Export or clear your data at any time.
BikeNote runs on any operating system — Windows, macOS, or Linux — and works offline once the page is loaded (internet is only required for map tiles).
If you’re looking for a calm, distraction-free way to track your cycling progress, BikeNote is built exactly for that.
