BikeQuest turns cycling into a fun collection game instead of a performance tracker. No leaderboards, no pressure!
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Most cycling apps focus on stats, speed, and competition (Strava-style). BikeQuest stands out by removing that pressure entirely and focusing on exploration and fun.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
BikeQuest started with a simple idea: cycling should feel like play, not another dashboard of watts, speed, and rankings.
You pick a real-world quest, go for a ride, upload a photo or activity screenshot as proof, and unlock a collectible badge. There are 36 quests—from stopping for a croissant or finding a hidden bench to riding at golden hour or climbing your first 100m.
The collection is at the heart of BikeQuest. There are no leaderboards and no pressure to be the fastest. The goal is simply to give you a fun reason to get outside, explore, and see familiar roads differently.
This is the first public version, and I’d really value your honest feedback—especially on one thing: after unlocking your first badge, what would make you want to start a second quest?
Thanks for checking out BikeQuest 🚲
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@alexislamouv Congrats on the launch, Alexis! 🚲 Love the idea of turning rides into a collection instead of a leaderboard! 👍🏻
@alexislamouv Congrats on the launch, Alexis! 🚲 Love the idea of turning rides into a collection instead of a leaderboard! 👍🏻