Wheel Life — telemetry, ride tracking, and community for electric unicycle riders.
When you write in about a bug, these details get to an answer much faster: your wheel brand and model, your iOS or Android version, the app version (Settings → About), and what you expected to happen versus what did.
Make sure the wheel is powered on and is not already connected to another app or phone — these wheels accept only one Bluetooth connection at a time. Force-quit any other EUC app, then pull to refresh in the device picker. If the wheel appears but shows no data, it may be a model whose protocol we haven’t confirmed yet; email us and we’ll take a look.
A ride uploads once it has finished. If your wheel disconnected and the ride never stopped on its own, force-quit the app and reopen it — the ride is recovered and uploads immediately.
Wheel manufacturers don’t publish their Bluetooth protocols, so support for each model is worked out from real captures. A few models are still unconfirmed. If a number looks wrong, email us your wheel model and what it should read — and switch on Settings → Data & Diagnostics → Share anonymous wheel data, which sends the anonymous sample that lets us fix it. It is on by default on iOS and off by default on Android, so on Android you will need to turn it on.
Tap the “…” menu on any rider, shared ride, or group ride, or open their profile — both offer Report and Block. Blocking is immediate and mutual. You can also report someone to us directly by email.
In the app — on iOS: Community → Profile → Delete Account; on Android: Settings → Account → Delete account. This permanently removes your profile, shared rides, and group rides. Rides stored on your phone stay on your phone.
No. Connecting to your wheel, the live dashboard, alarms, ride recording, History, and exports all work without one. An account is only needed for the community.
Wheel Life shows you what your wheel reports — it does not control your wheel and cannot make riding safe. Telemetry can be wrong, delayed, or missing, and alarms can fail. Ride within your limits, wear protective gear, and never rely on the app to decide whether it’s safe to ride.