WheelsThe Skate Tracker That Remembers Every Session
Wheels records your speed, your route, and the board that carried you, on iPhone and now on Apple Watch. No account, no feed, no ads. Just an honest log of every mile you’ve pushed.
Now It Rides on Your Wrist
The Wheels Watch app tracks a whole session on its own: speed, distance, and time. It hands the ride back to your iPhone the moment you step off. Your phone can stay in your pocket for the entire ride.
Start a ride without reaching for your phone
Put the complication on your watch face and a new ride is one tap away, already set to your favourite board.
It tracks on its own
Speed, distance, and duration are recorded by the watch itself, so a dead phone battery or a zipped-up pocket never costs you a session.
The ride comes home automatically
Stop on your wrist and the finished session appears on iPhone with its full route and stats, filed alongside every other ride.
One Tap, and Wheels Has the Rest
Push off and the app takes care of the record-keeping. What you get back isn’t a number on a dashboard. It’s the shape of the ride you actually took.
Your route, colour-graded by speed
The map draws your fast stretches in orange and your slow ones in green, so you can see exactly where the hill was and where you had to foot-push.
Live on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island
Glance down mid-ride for time, top speed, and distance without unlocking anything or breaking your line.
Stoplights don’t count against you
Auto-pause notices when you’ve stopped rolling and picks back up on its own, keeping your average speed honest.
Nothing is lost if you’re interrupted
If a call, a crash, or a restart cuts a session short, Wheels offers the ride back to you the next time you open it.
The weather is part of the record
Conditions are logged with each ride, so a slow day in a headwind reads as exactly that when you look back.
Every Board, With Its Own Story
Most skaters don’t ride one deck. Wheels keeps a separate history for each one, so you know which board has the miles on it, and which one is overdue for bearings.
Lifetime mileage, deck by deck
Every board carries its own ride count and total distance, from your first push to today. Add your own types and icons so the collection matches what’s actually in your garage.
Star your daily driver
Mark a favourite and it’s already selected when you start a ride, on your phone or your watch.
Maintenance you’ll actually remember
Wheels tells you when a board is due based on the miles it has done, not a date you picked months ago.
Watch a Season Take Shape
A single ride tells you very little. A year of them tells you whether you’re getting faster, going further, or just getting out more, which is usually the point.
Week, month, year, all time
Switch the range and every chart follows: distance, top speed, average speed, and time on the board, side by side.
Your last ride on the Home Screen
Widgets in two sizes keep your most recent session in view, and a Control Center button starts the next one without opening the app.
It writes to Apple Health
Sessions land in Health as workouts with heart rate and calories, and count toward your rings like anything else you do.
Records kept honestly
Top speed and longest ride are tracked per board and overall, so a personal best is a real one rather than a rounding error.
Wheels helps track your rides, your skateboards, and offers a clean interface to manage it all… putting everything you’d need to know for your comparisons right at your fingertips. It levels up your skating journey.Michael Burkhardt, 9to5Mac
Your Rides Stay Yours
Wheels has no social feed, no leaderboard, and nowhere for your location history to go. Your rides live on your device, and that is the whole design.
Open it and go
There’s no sign-up, no email, and no password to forget. The app works the second you install it.
Nobody is buying your data
Wheels is free and carries no advertising, so there’s no tracker deciding what your routes are worth.
Nothing to perform for
Your log is for you. There’s no follower count, no kudos, and no reason to ride for anyone else’s benefit.
What Riders Are Saying
I have been using this app for 2 years and the redesign is incredible. The GPS tracking is dead on. To have an app that has all the stats I could need in one place is amazing. I know after every session how far I rode, how long, how fast and a beautiful GPS map that I can review. This is the only skateboarding app needed.
I love it, you should 100% get it! It shows me where I went and even has individual lines when you zoom in so you can see where you went. I can even tell where I got out of the car. It tells me my top speed and my average speed too!
No ads, no complicated UI, it’s accurate and easy to use. I’d love a “routes” feature though where the community can upload. Really good app though, I love it.
Tracks my longboarding. The fitness app is bad and not accurate, love this app, it’s underrated.
A simple, basic, easy-to-use app, just what you need to track your rides: average speed, top speed, distance, duration, and a map of your route.
Best Esk8 tracking app!! I love this app.
What’s New
- v4.0The Apple Watch appSept 2026
Start, track, and end a ride from your wrist, then watch the session sync back to your iPhone.
- v3.6Long ridesAug 2026
Your progress is saved if Wheels is closed or interrupted mid-ride, so you can pick the session back up when you return. Resuming after a stop is far more dependable, and you can set your own minimum speed for auto-pause in Ride Settings.
- v3.5Live Activities & WidgetsJul 2026
Follow your ride on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, add a Home Screen widget for your last ride, and give each board a custom icon.
- v3.4Board managementApr 2026
- v3.3Redesigned ride startingFeb 2026
- v3.2Liquid GlassSep 2025
- v3.1Auto-pause & Apple HealthAug 2025
- v3.0Complete redesignJan 2025
- v2.0Live Activities & Lock ScreenJun 2023
- v1.0First rideFeb 2023
Ready to level up your skating?
Wheels is free on the App Store, for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Download on the App StoreRequires iOS 16 or later · Apple Watch requires watchOS 26 or later