Open-source bikepacking GPS computer
Own your adventure.
A prototype with open hardware, open firmware, your data on your device. Navigation that stays out of your way — and out of the cloud.
Roll out: ride it yourself
Built for the long way round
The things that matter when the nearest plug — or signal — is days away.
Sunlight-readable display
Crisp, always on, and it loves direct sun — the reflective screen reads by daylight, and only spends power on pixels that change.
Lasts for days
No nightly charging ritual. One charge covers days of riding — so the computer isn't the thing that dies on day three of the trip.
Own it, fix it
Every part is replaceable — the battery, the quarter-turn mount, the USB socket, even the buttons. Nothing proprietary between you and a repair.
Open-source software
Firmware, simulator, map toolchain — every line is open. Read it, build it, and change what you don't like.
Routes to anywhere
A campsite, a water source, the last bakery before the pass — pick a point and the device plans the route right there, in the field. No phone, no signal.
Completely cloud-free
No account, no subscription, no server anywhere. Maps and rides live on the device and your computer — and it all works without a phone.