For workshops
BETA

Try CrankPal before it lands in the stores

The app is on its way to the App Store and Google Play. The beta is how you get it first, and how you tell us what is off while we finish it.

  • The bike dashboard in the app: five lamps for drivetrain, brakes, wheels, steering and saddle, with the health of each component.
  • The bike dashboard in the Android app: the bike photo with the state of its components and the five lamps.
  • A lamp's card: brake pads due in about three weeks, with the button to book an inspection.
  • A lamp card on Android: brake pads due in about three weeks, with the button to book a check-up.
  • Recording a ride: analogue speedometer, time, distance and elevation.
  • Recording a ride on Android: analogue speedometer, time, distance and elevation.
  • An iPhone Lock Screen with the ride in progress and the repair status of a bike at the workshop.
  • An Android lock screen with the live update of a bike at the workshop: in progress, ready by Saturday.
  • The app on Apple Watch during a ride: time, distance and speed.
  • The app on a Wear OS watch during a ride: time, distance and speed.
  • The ride sources: phone motion, automatic GPS, wheel sensor, Strava and Garmin Connect.
  • The ride sources on Android: phone motion, automatic GPS, wheel sensor, Strava and Garmin Connect.
  • The CrankPal widget on the iPhone Home Screen, with the bike's lamps and the odometer.
  • The CrankPal widget on an Android home screen, with the bike's lamps and the odometer.
  • The iOS widget gallery with the CrankPal widget.
  • The Android widget picker with the CrankPal widget.
  • The Workshops section of the app: past jobs and quotes to approve.
  • The map of nearby workshops, with services, distance and booking.

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Get your invitation to the iPhone beta

Enter the email of your Apple Account: Apple sends you the invitation, and it opens in TestFlight, its app for pre-release versions.

Get your invitation to the Android beta

Enter the email of your Google account: Google sends you the invitation through Firebase App Distribution, its service for pre-release versions.

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HOW IT WORKS

Three steps and you're in

  1. Install TestFlight It's the free app Apple uses to hand out pre-release versions. Get it from the App Store like any other app.
  2. Ask for the invitation Enter the email of your Apple Account above. Apple sends you an email: open it on your iPhone and tap “View in TestFlight” to install CrankPal.
  3. Get the updates A new build lands every week, and from TestFlight you can tell us what's off, with a screenshot.
  1. Ask for the invitation Enter the email of your Google account above. You get an email from Firebase App Distribution, Google's service for pre-release versions.
  2. Accept on your phone Open the email on your Android phone, tap “Get started” and sign in with the same Google account.
  3. Install CrankPal From the invitation page you download the app and install it. If something is off, tell us: every report reaches the team.