What is BikeQuest used for?

BikeQuest is a cycling app with 36 playful quests that riders complete with photo proof to earn collectible badges, with no leaderboards and a one-time price. It is a good fit for casual riders seeking fun ride ideas and gifting an app to a cyclist.

How much does BikeQuest cost?

BikeQuest is a paid product with no free plan. One-time payment of 19 euros for lifetime access to all quests; no subscription.

Is BikeQuest open source?

No. BikeQuest is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Habitica, Wger and SparkyFitness.

What are some alternatives to BikeQuest?

BikeQuest competes with Strava.

BikeQuest: features, pricing and alternatives

About BikeQuest

BikeQuest turns everyday bike rides into small adventures. Riders pick a quest such as taking a coffee cup photo, completing a 25 km ride, finding a village sign or climbing 100 meters, then go ride and submit a photo or a screenshot of the activity when a quest requires proof.

Each completed quest unlocks a badge that is collected in the rider's profile. The app deliberately has no leaderboard or pressure to compete, and it is presented as a gentler alternative to performance-focused cycling apps. The site is available in English, French and Spanish, and also offers a gift option.

BikeQuest is sold for a single payment of 19 euros for lifetime access, with all 36 quests and every badge included and no subscription. It is a hosted web app rather than software to self-host, and suits casual cyclists who want motivation without rankings.

Key features

36 cycling quests with badges
Photo or screenshot proof for quests
Collectible badge profile
No leaderboards
Gift option for cyclists
English, French and Spanish interface

Good fit for

→Casual riders seeking fun ride ideas
→Gifting an app to a cyclist

Tags: cycling; gamification; quests; badges; fitness; one-time-purchase

BikeQuest: questions and answers

What is BikeQuest used for?: BikeQuest is a cycling app with 36 playful quests that riders complete with photo proof to earn collectible badges, with no leaderboards and a one-time price. It is a good fit for casual riders seeking fun ride ideas and gifting an app to a cyclist.
How much does BikeQuest cost?: BikeQuest is a paid product with no free plan. One-time payment of 19 euros for lifetime access to all quests; no subscription.
Is BikeQuest open source?: No. BikeQuest is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Habitica, Wger and SparkyFitness.
What are some alternatives to BikeQuest?: BikeQuest competes with Strava.