Beeline is the award winning cycling companion
that makes every ride an adventure.
Beeline is the award winning cycling companion
that makes every ride an adventure.
Losing your way can be stressful and frustrating, spoiling a great bike ride.
Beeline takes the worry out of taking the right turn, so you can focus on enjoying your journey.
Beeline is a smart compass; rather than giving lots of instructions, it simply tells you the direction and distance to your destination or next waypoint.
You decide when to turn from the direction of the arrow. It's intuitive, stress-free, and puts you in control.
Attach to your bike
Set destination & waypoints
Ride
Designed in collaboration with renowned
London design studio Map, Beeline is
designed to be simple,
functional and
beautiful.
Water and shock resistant
30 hour
battery life
Super sharp backlit display
Free to use and available for iOS and Android, the app is where you can plan, record, track and share your rides.
Journey Planner
Saved places & routes
History & stats
“Beeline was fun to use, and I found it less stressful to use than a traditional turn-by-turn system.”
“The underpinning idea to Beeline is less information, more freedom. Just head in the general direction of the arrow and watch the remaining distance dwindle.”
“A quick look down and I knew immediately if I was headed in the wrong direction. Using Beeline meant that I could keep my eyes on the road and avoid nasty collisions.”
“Forget Google maps, this is so much better. If you’ve ever gone through the painful process of using your smartphone to navigate while cycling, either holding it precariously or stopping to look at it every few minutes, this is the answer. After spending an hour with Beeline I just can’t imagine using my iPhone to navigate while cycling ever again.”
"This new handlebar device beats turn-by-turn directions hands down Beeline is always just a glance away from giving you all the info you need, and you can take whatever small roads you spy when on the move. Even if you’re really in a rush, the results are rarely much slower than the direct route.”
