Your bike fit measured, not guessed
Pedalyze checks your position against professional fit ranges in under a minute. No studio visit, no €200 session, no waiting for an appointment.
Knee stays quite bent at the bottom — saddle is likely too low.
Hip is very open — comfortable, but costs aerodynamics.
Arms are tucked under the torso — reach may be too short.
Stop guessing. Ride further without the pain.
Pedalyze brings precision biomechanics to your home setup — at a fraction of the cost of an in-studio fit.
No stickers or markers needed
Simply upload a photo in your normal kit. AI pose estimation pinpoints your hip, knee, ankle and shoulder joints automatically in seconds.
Spot fit factors linked to discomfort
Instantly measure your exact saddle height, knee flexion and KOPS — angles commonly associated with knee pain, lower back fatigue and hand numbness.
Pro fit ranges, made simple
Compare your position against proven biomechanical standards used by professional bike fitters. Get clear pass, warn or fail feedback on every angle — then share a link so your own fitter can review it with you.
Pedalyze vs. in-studio bike fit
A quick screening for the common issues — saddle height, reach, bar drop. Not a replacement for a certified fitter if you're dealing with pain, injury or asymmetries.
| In-studio fit | PedalyzeBest value | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | €100–350 per session | 1 free report every 7 days, then €29 one-time |
| Time required | 2–3 hours, plus travel and scheduling | Under 60 seconds, from your living room |
| Equipment needed | In-person studio visit and specialised rigs | Just your phone camera |
| Re-checking after gear swaps | Book and pay again for a new bike or shoes | Re-analyse any time you change gear |
| Analysis method | In-person fitter's eye and goniometer | AI pose estimation checked against biomechanical fit ranges |
| Post-fit check | Requires booking a follow-up consultation | Instant re-check after adjusting your saddle or stem |
Fit-critical angles, measured in seconds — no appointment needed.
Check my fit now — it's freeSee a real report
This is an actual Pedalyze analysis — the same photos, angles and tips you'll get for your own fit.
- Heads up:No clear vertical reference (door frame, wall edge) in the shot, so camera tilt could not be checked. Angles assume a level camera.
- Knee flexion (6 o'clock)25.8°In range
Target 25–35°
Measured knee angle: 154°. Flexion = 180° − 154° = 25.8°.
No adjustment needed - Hip angle115.5°Out of range
Target 45–75°
Hip is very open — an upright position. Fine for comfort, costs aerodynamics.
An overly open hip pushes your torso upright, adding frontal area and drag.
- Torso angle from horizontal51°In range
Target 40–55°
No adjustment needed - Elbow angle164.6°In range
Target 150–165°
No adjustment needed - Shoulder angle64.9°Out of range
Target 80–100°
Arms are tucked under the torso; reach may be too short.
A short reach loads the lower back and can restrict breathing.
Fit Score
Needs some work
Improves as you work through the tips below.
Analysis confidence
High·86%
- ✓Side-on image
- ⚠Camera tilt could not be verified
- ✓Full body in frame
- ✓Joints clearly visible
How much to trust the measured angles, based on capture quality and how clearly each joint was detected.
Tips to improve your fit
Ranked so you tackle the biggest issues first.
- 1Hip angle6 o'clock (bottom of stroke)
Hip is very open — an upright position. Fine for comfort, costs aerodynamics.
An overly open hip pushes your torso upright, adding frontal area and drag.
- 2Shoulder angle6 o'clock (bottom of stroke)
Arms are tucked under the torso; reach may be too short.
A short reach loads the lower back and can restrict breathing.
- 1KOPS offset (3 o'clock)3 o'clock (crank horizontal)
Knee sits ahead of the pedal spindle — try moving the saddle back.
Knee ahead of the spindle increases strain on the front of the knee.
Made this tweak? Upload a new photo to re-test your fit.
Upload new photoHow it works
Four steps, and you can repeat the last two as often as you want.
Take two photos
Side-on, with the cranks at 6 and 3 o'clock. Follow the capture guide on screen.
Get your fit analysis
Pedalyze measures your position and shows which angles are outside the reference range.
Make an adjustment
Use the recommendations to change your saddle, bars or cleats.
Test again
Upload a new photo and see if your position improved.