Varva records your motorcycle rides: the route, the lean in every corner and the speed, from the phone in your pocket. Then it plays them back.
Everything Varva records stays on your iPhone. No account, no ads, and where you ride is never sold.
Export any ride as GPX or CSV and take it wherever you like. Varva is made by a rider, for riding, and nothing in it is locked.
Varva finds the corners in your ride and shows each one: how far it turned, how far you leaned, your speed going in, through and out. Left-handers and right-handers side by side, so you see which way you hold back.
With a Yamaha connected, you also see where you were back on the throttle.
Play a ride back on the map with your lean, speed and acceleration as they were. Drag to any moment, or jump straight to a corner and watch it unfold.
No mount and nothing to buy. Varva reads lean from the phone's GPS and gyroscope, wherever you carry it. Red lights don't count as riding, and longer stops pause the ride on their own.
Rides are named for where you went, like “Loop via Mölle”, and the best bits are pinned on the map.
When the season draws to a close, Varva plays it back: every road you rode, your longest ride and your deepest lean.
On a Yamaha paired with the MyRide app, Varva takes lean, speed and acceleration from the bike itself, and can start the ride when you ride off and end it when you park.
Every number shows whether it came from the bike or was estimated by the phone.
Distance, time and lean live on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.
Photos you took along the way show up where you took them.
Send a ride as a link that opens in any browser. Stop sharing whenever you like.
Export any ride as GPX, or every sample as CSV, and take it wherever you want.
Nothing is sent unless you choose to: share a ride as a link, or compare your corners with other riders.
Varva is Swedish, and it says three things at once.
Varva is coming to the iPhone.
Coming soon to theApp Store