Cycling analytics platform

Aero. Corners. Pacing. One ride, three answers.

Upload a ride from your bike computer. See your aero drag, the corners you rode, and a pacing plan for your next race. No sensor needed. First upload free.

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What one ride shows you

Three ways to find time.

Aero

What the air costs you

Your aero drag (CdA), from your power and that day's weather. Change a helmet, a position or a wheel, and see which change is real.

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Corners

How hard you really corner

We find the corners you rode. If your GPS recorded enough detail, you see how hard you cornered and how close you came to the grip limit.

See a real ride
Pacing

How to ride your next race

Upload your race course. AeroEdge rides it with your numbers and the forecast wind, and gives you a race time and a plan for how hard to ride each part.

More on pacing
100sof test campaigns run for professional riders and teams
±1 to 2%repeatability on the road, not in a lab
Since 2022testing riders on roads and velodromes
3 recordsin one day. Hour Record Day, Anadia, 4 June 2026
Sunlive AeroEdge Hour Record Day · 4 June 2026

One day. Three records.

48.947 km

Jonas Bohr

UCI Masters 60 hour record. The old mark was 48.147 km.

47.581 km

Octávio Cardoso

Portuguese hour record, with the strongest last 5 minutes of the day.

44.536 km

Gustavo Gaspary

The first homologated Brazilian hour record.

AeroEdge organised the day, with Sunlive. All three records are on our Instagram, @aeroedge1.

A real result, in public

One handlebar. 84 seconds.

Ascent Bikes asked us to test their Aeroo handlebar before launch. Same rider, same bike, same aero position on the hoods, two bars. They published our full report, so you can read every number.

84 sfaster over 40 km at 300 W. Aeroo bar against a 42 cm round bar, same aero hoods position. CdA 0.307 down to 0.285.
3 min 34 sfaster over 40 km at 300 W. Aeroo bar in the aero hoods position against the 42 cm bar ridden on the hoods.
Read the full report (PDF)

Numbers from Table 2 of our report, athlete A. Tested 19 and 20 July 2024.

The six runs · athlete A
SetupCdA m²40 km at 300 W
42 cm bar, hoods0.3441:03:20
42 cm bar, drops0.3351:02:55
42 cm bar, aero hoods0.3071:01:10
Aeroo, hoods0.3151:01:37
Aeroo, drops0.3181:01:53
Aeroo, aero hoods0.28559:46
How it works

Three steps. No sensor.

01

Upload a ride

Any file from your bike computer. You need a power meter. A wind sensor makes the number sharper, but you do not need one.

02

See where the time goes

You see your aero drag and your corners, and how much you can trust each number. If the ride cannot give a fair number, we say so.

03

See it in minutes

Upload your race course. AeroEdge rides it for you, with the forecast wind, and gives you your race time.

What you get

Test it. Race it. Take it with you.

Hands changing the setup on a time trial cockpit
Test

Know which setup is faster

Helmet, suit, position, bottles. Run each one, and AeroEdge tells you which change is real. If the difference is smaller than the day's own scatter, it says so.

AeroEdge race time estimate on a course map
Race

Your time on your course

Your number, your power, the real terrain and the forecast wind. You get a race time, and a plan for how hard to ride each part of the course.

Rider holding an aero position on the track
Ride

The plan on your Garmin

Export the pacing plan as a Garmin workout. Each power target starts where the course says it starts. Zwift and spreadsheet files too.

Want the physics? How the analysis works

Bernardo Gonçalves reading test data at the trackside
Who built this

An engineer who raced.

Bernardo Gonçalves co-founded AeroEdge in 2022. We built the app because we wanted a number we could defend to a rider, not one we had to apologise for later.

  • MSc in Mechanical Engineering: test, measurement and validation
  • Professional cyclist, 2020 to 2024
  • Hundreds of aero tests for professional riders and teams since 2022
What riders say

Faster, in their words.

“Approximately 40 W saving at race pace this year with AeroEdge, through 2 remote and one in-person session. Incredible knowledge and service!”Jack Hutchens · pro triathlete
“It was clear that AeroEdge knows what they are doing, and understands the advantages and drawbacks of each piece of equipment.”Sérgio Marques · 2022 European champion, long distance triathlon, AG 40-44
“The scientific method used by AeroEdge allowed me to improve my performance in every single competition I have done since.”Nuno Rodrigues · Portuguese national champion, Olympic triathlon, AG 35-39
Plans

Start free. Pay when it pays you back.

Free

€0

No card needed.

  • Your aero number from any ride file
  • Race time on any course
  • No aero sensor needed
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Athlete

€5 first test

8 uploads. Then €9 per 8, or €39 for a full year. Nothing renews.

  • Save your rides and compare setups
  • How far you can trust each number
  • What your tyres and chain cost you
  • The pacing plan, on your Garmin
  • Full wind sensor support: Notio, GiBLI, Aerosensor
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Coach or team

By contact

No subscription: we set up coaches and teams directly.

  • One dashboard for your roster
  • Your riders' tests, setups and race plans in one place
  • Every ride on the same road, side by side
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Coaches and teams

More than one rider?

I coach

Invite riders by email. Their rides open to you: test them, compare setups, plan their races. They stay the owner of their data.

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I run a team

Start with one test day on your own riders, and a written report. Then decide.

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Questions

Answered straight.

Do I need a wind sensor?

No. AeroEdge reads any ride file off your bike computer and works your number out from your power, using the real weather for the time and place you rode. A wind sensor (Notio, GiBLI or Aerosensor) measures the wind every second instead, which tightens the number. AeroEdge reads all three.

How accurate is it?

Accurate enough to catch a real change, and honest about the rest. Every result comes with its working: the trace, the settings, and how much your own repeat laps disagreed with each other. We would rather show you that than print a percentage we cannot back up.

What does a number like 0.250 mean for me?

On its own, not much, which is why we turn it into time. We take your number, put it on your real race course with the forecast wind, and tell you what it is worth in minutes at your power.

Which rides work best?

An out-and-back on a quiet road, or laps of a loop or a velodrome. A one-way ride cannot give a fair aero number, so for those AeroEdge shows your power figures instead of guessing.

Who owns my data?

You do. We keep your original files exactly as you uploaded them and you can download them whenever you want. If you leave, your data leaves with you.

Your next test day, done properly.