Bike Fit AI

Bike Fit AI is an AI-powered bike fit app that helps cyclists analyze their riding position, cycling posture, and key bike fitting angles. Whether you are a road cyclist, triathlete, indoor trainer user, or weekend rider, the app helps you understand your position on the bike and make more informed fit adjustments. Using artificial intelligence and computer vision, Bike Fit AI analyzes your cycling posture from a photo or video and provides detailed angle measurements to help you review your bike setup. KEY FEATURES: 🎯 AI-Powered Bike Fit Analysis Upload a photo or video of yourself riding on a trainer. The app detects key body points and analyzes your cycling posture to help you better understand your riding position. 📐 Cycling Angle Measurement Bike Fit AI calculates important bike fitting angles, including: • Knee angle • Hip angle • Back angle • Shoulder angle • Elbow angle These measurements can help you review saddle height, handlebar reach, and overall cycling position. 📸 Photo & Video Modes Use photo mode for a quick static bike fit check, or video mode to analyze your position during pedaling motion. 🚴 Designed for Cyclists Bike Fit AI can be used by road cyclists, triathletes, gravel riders, indoor cycling users, and fitness riders who want to improve comfort, efficiency, and riding position. 🔒 Privacy-Focused Processing Your uploaded media is processed for analysis and is not stored permanently. Bike Fit AI is designed to help you review your bike fit while keeping your media handling privacy-conscious. Stop guessing your saddle height, handlebar reach, and cycling posture. Use Bike Fit AI to analyze your bike fit and ride with more confidence, comfort, and efficiency.

• Faster video analysis • Easier calibration: a magnifier shows the exact spot under your finger, and your points stay where you put them • More accurate back and hip angles • More consistent advice: values near a limit show as "borderline" • Triathlon: new back-angle rating with a pro-level aero badge, saddle-forward advice • Torso measurement is now optional