Cycling, by Orma Logbook
Your cycling.
Your climbs by name, with their best time, your race times to the second, your place and your gap to the winner, and the speed of each loop. In a logbook that holds your other sports too.
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Ventoux · 1 h 31’02”
Your climbs, by name
Each ascent carries its climb, its elevation gain, its length, its summit altitude and its time to the second. The “By climb” analysis gives the number of different climbs ridden and, for each, its ascents, its highest elevation gain and its best time.
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34’38”
A race time, to the second
Time trial or gran fondo: the time is noted to the second, and the speed is read from it. The best time is kept for each place.
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316 of 1,120
Your place, the finishers, your gap
Place among the finishers, category place and gap to the winner, to the second. A retirement, a non-start and an over-time-limit finish are noted too.
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- Road
- Mountain bike
- Gravel
- Cyclo-cross
- Track
- Indoor trainer
- Commute
- Touring
8 practices, from road to touring
The indoor trainer and electric assist each have their own volume, month by month, next to road, gravel and mountain bike.
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- Free ride
- Recovery
- Endurance
- Tempo
- Threshold
- VO2 max
- Intervals
- Strength
- Long ride
- Group ride
- Sportive
- Race
- Cross-country
- All-mountain
- Enduro
- Downhill
- Spin class
- Bikepacking
18 ride types, from recovery to downhill
Each type has its kilometres, its duration, its heart rate and its average power in the statistics: endurance does not read like intervals.
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200 km
Milestones, announced when they fall
Your first 100 km ride, then your first 200 km, is celebrated as soon as it is noted; an electric-assist ride does not count.
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27.8 km/h
Speed is worked out
The distance divided by the time of a race, otherwise by the duration of the ride, breaks included: it comes out lower than a cycle computer’s. Its record is read by place and by practice, leaving out races, the indoor trainer, downhill and electric assist.
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- 39 × 22
- 39 × 16
- 50 × 19
- 50 × 15
- 50 × 11
- 53 × 17
- 53 × 11
Your FFC gear
The 25 steps of the gran fondo gear ranking, from 39 × 22 to 53 × 11, dated, with your curve. Your FTP, your watts per kilo and your Zwift Racing Score follow the same way.
More than 1,800 ways to read your cycling
16 ready-made analyses, and custom analysis: 85 indicators to cross with 22 criteria, as a breakdown or over time, with whatever filters you like.
- 16ready-made analyses
- 85indicators
- 22criteria
- 1,870possible combinations
- Your kilometres, month by month
- Your cumulative elevation gain, month by month
- The kilometres on each bike
- Your best time on each climb
- The number of different climbs you have ridden, year after year
- The elevation climbed on each climb
- Your best time on each race course
- Your average place in gran fondos and in races
- The share of competitors you beat, year after year
- Your average gap to the winner, season after season
- Your average power by ride type
- Your average heart rate by ride type
- Your average power, month by month
- Your longest ride in each practice
- The biggest elevation gain of a ride on each race course
- The number of your rides by weather
Tap a bar, a slice or a point: the rides behind it open up. And every figure says how many rides it is based on.
The practice, the place, the distance, the elevation gain
The practice, the place (climb, loop, course), the distance and the elevation gain are up front; the time is added for a race or a gran fondo, and the speed is worked out. The bike, power, cadence, heart rate, weather and feeling are folded away.
- A climb is logged as an “ascent”: its name, which is suggested from one ride to the next, its elevation gain, length, altitude and time.
- Under a race or a gran fondo: the time to the second, the place, the finishers, the category place, the gap to the winner and the bib.
- “Fill from a GPX file” takes the times, distance, elevation gain, heart rate, power and cadence from a GPX or TCX file, and tells mountain bike, gravel, cyclo-cross, indoor trainer and electric assist apart.
- A personal best or a 100 km ride shows under the time, as soon as it is logged.
- “Next ride” carries on with the next one, with the same settings.
Your rides, with their speed
Each ride shows its practice, its place, its distance, its elevation gain and its speed; a race adds its time and its place among the finishers.
- Races have their own event type: road race, criterium, time trial, gran fondo, mountain bike, cyclo-cross, randonneur brevet (BRM), ultra-distance, stage race, track.
- A retirement, a non-start or an over-time-limit finish carries its mention.
- The feeling, easy, normal or hard, at a glance.
A distance, a duration, and it is noted
A ride counts with its date, distance and duration; the practice, place, elevation gain, power and feeling come when you want them.
Kilometres and elevation gain, month after month
Rides, kilometres, elevation gain and time spent, month by month, with the number of rides each total is based on. The indoor trainer and electric assist have their own.
Everything cycling brings to the logbook
Logging
- A date is enough, and the result when there is one: no required field
- Outcomes: did not finish, did not start and over time limit
- Practice (8), ride type (18), distance, elevation gain, race time, finishers, category place, gap to the winner, gap to the winner (former, in minutes), bib number, age group (16), elevation loss…
- “Next ride” starts the next one with the same settings
Events
- Road race, criterium, time trial, gran fondo, mountain bike race, cyclo-cross, randonneur brevet (BRM), ultra-distance…
Rankings
- 17 systems: FFC, FFC gear, BDR, Cycling Canada, USA Cycling, KNWU, British Cycling, ЕВСК, Belgian Cycling, MCT…
- FFC: Access 4 to Elite, 8 steps
- Dated rankings, best ranking and its date, a curve
Records and markers
- Records announced the moment they fall: distance, elevation gain, race time and time
- Milestones celebrated: 100 km ride and 200 km ride
Watch and files
- Sessions from your watch, filed from Health Connect
Statistics
- Record, form, streaks, season-by-season trends; custom analysis on any field
- By practice
- Volume
- Indoor trainer volume
- Electric-assist volume
- By ride type
- By bike
- Climbs
- By climb
- Race times by place
- Records
- Calculated: Average speed
- Every figure says how many rides it is based on
And across the whole logbook: goals and a companion, private groups of friends, body, finances, a one-file archive, CSV spreadsheet, a printed logbook as PDF. No account, no ads, no audience tracking.
Cycling, and everything you do besides
Do you run, swim, or do all three in a triathlon? Each discipline has its own space in the same logbook, with its own words.
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Logging and data are free, without limit. Free statistics cover your last 20 rides; Premium opens your whole history.
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