Bisikletli Gezgin 4.2.1 for iOS and 4.2.3 for Android are now available. These releases are more than a change in the version number: they smooth out the small moments that matter before a ride, while you are riding and when you review the activity afterwards. Riders who use live tracking, plan routes with GPX or keep a careful record of their tours should notice the difference in everyday use.
The platform numbers are different, but the direction is the same: making Bisikletli Gezgin a steadier companion on the road. The work builds on the improvements introduced in the earlier 4.2.0 release notes, with a more balanced experience across tracking, maps and account flows.
More dependable Premium verification and automatic calorie tracking
When you rely on Premium features such as live tracking and automatic calorie estimates, the app needs to recognise your membership status quickly and accurately. The Premium verification flow has been refined in both releases. Before you roll out, it is easier to see whether the account and the feature you need are ready. The goal is a more consistent hand-off when reception changes, the app spends time in the background or you pause during a long ride.
Clearer health permissions and ride-data transfer
Ride data is only useful when the app has the right permission and can move the record reliably after the ride. The new versions improve the health-permission and data-transfer flow, making it easier to understand what you are authorising and to confirm that a completed ride has reached the right place in the app. It is a quiet improvement, but an important one for anyone who wants a dependable archive of their kilometres and effort.
Refreshed Profile, Record and Live Tracking screens
The feel of an app is shaped by its screens as much as by its underlying code. Profile, Record and Live Tracking have been refreshed to make the next action clearer. Before a ride, you can review the essentials with less friction; during a recording, the active state is easier to read; and when you share your live position, the controls are easier to check. That clarity matters when you would rather keep your eyes on the road than spend time navigating menus.
Dark mode, notification routing and ride controls
A consistent dark mode is particularly welcome on evening rides, while better notification routing helps you return to the relevant screen instead of hunting through the app. Core ride controls have also been polished, so starting, checking or ending a session feels less uncertain. For the equipment side of a night ride, the Turkish bike-light selection guide offers a useful companion read.
GPX handling, route maps and overall stability
For route-focused riders, a GPX file that opens cleanly and a map that remains legible are essential. GPX handling, route maps and general stability are among the areas improved in these releases. You can inspect a file with the GPX route viewer before heading out, then use the cycling route planning guide to check distance, surface and effort against the day you have planned.
Where to get the update
iPhone and iPad riders can find iOS 4.2.1 on the Bisikletli Gezgin App Store page. Android riders can get version 4.2.3 from the Google Play listing. If the update does not appear immediately, refreshing the store page or checking again a little later is usually enough.
A good update stays out of the way and quietly makes the ride easier. That is the spirit of 4.2.1 and 4.2.3: clearer screens, more dependable records and a calmer route workflow. After updating, a short test ride is a sensible way to check live tracking, notifications and your own GPX flow before relying on them for a longer tour.
