VARGPILOT

// full HUD and telemetry analyzer for the Stark Varg

Currently in beta. Bring your own bike.

What you get

Faster HUD

Speed, drive mode, battery, charge state — all visible at a glance, with a layout designed for riding glances rather than parked-bike menus.

Ships with multiple themes — neon-glow retrowave for night riding, high-contrast starkwhite for full sun — and a built-in editor so you can design your own.

VargPilot HUD in the retrowave theme — neon sun, magenta arc, cyan battery bar VargPilot HUD in the starkwhite theme — white background, solid black ink, max contrast for sunlight

Split-screen friendly

Runs in Android's split-screen mode so you can pin the HUD alongside any other app — maps, music, messages, navigation, whatever you ride with. Glance once, see both.

Landscape split-screen view with the VargPilot HUD on the left and a trail map app running on the right

Map tuning

Edit per-map torque and regen curves on-bike. Compare all five maps side-by-side, then drop into the curve editor to shape the exact torque-vs-RPM response you want.

Power maps list showing five torque and regen curve presets Torque curve editor with draggable points across the RPM range

Lock + unlock

Lock the bike with a 4-digit PIN or a pattern — whichever your fingers prefer in gloves. Lock manually, or set it to auto-lock the moment you walk out of Bluetooth range; your phone gets a notification confirming the bike is locked so you know it took.

Unlock just as flexibly: tap an NFC tag against your phone while you're standing next to the bike, or pair a trusted second phone and the bike unlocks the moment that phone comes into range.

Security menu with lock, change PIN, Bluetooth unlock, trusted tags, and auto-lock options Bike locked screen with four-digit PIN keypad

On-phone debugging

Full live bike telemetry in your pocket — every cell voltage, every status bit, every fault flag. The same data the diagnostics tools see, surfaced in a searchable tree.

Debug view showing per-cell battery voltages Debug view showing live status bits including indicators, alerts, and info flags

Remote telemetry

Open the same bike data on a laptop browser — anywhere you have signal. Subscribe to the channels you care about and watch live values stream in: battery, status bits, version strings, IMU, extended VCU configs, the lot.

Web-based remote telemetry view with subscriptions panel and live property values

Live logging & graphing

Chart any signal over time. Per-cell voltages, motor current, temperatures — anything in the data tree can be added to a live graph and saved to a session log for later analysis.

Web-based logging interface graphing per-cell battery voltages over time with a tabular live preview below

Custom themes

Pick the look that suits your ride. Retrowave for night runs, starkwhite for full sun-readable contrast — and more on the way.

In-app theme picker comparing retrowave and starkwhite HUD previews

Theme editor

Design your own HUD from a browser. Drag elements, tune colors, gradients, sizes, and effects — with a live preview that mirrors exactly what the bike will render. Push it to the app when you're happy.

Web-based theme editor showing a live HUD preview above an element tree, property panel, and color controls

Offline offroad maps + route planning Coming soon

Pre-cached topo and trail layers so you can navigate where there's no cell signal. Design a route by tapping waypoints — the planner connects them by finding the best path between each pair, where "best" depends on the routing profile you pick:

  • Direct — shortest path between waypoints. The default.
  • Silly — not necessarily the fastest. Just silly. For when the ride matters more than the destination.
  • Get me outta here — emergency router. Finds the easiest, safest, fastest way out — preferring established roads over trails whenever possible. Useful when you've made poor choices and just need to GTFO fast.

When there isn't a trail on the map, free-draw your own route segments — sketch the line you want to ride and the planner stitches it in. Save routes to your profile so you don't lose them, and export or share the GPX with your friends.

A living map. Every ride you log feeds anonymized segment data back into the map — how often a trail gets used, which direction riders take it, its difficulty, its current and seasonal conditions, how popular it is. The map gets sharper with every kilometer ridden, and the same data is what tunes the router's confidence in each segment over time.

Offline trail map showing blue and orange trail overlays on satellite imagery Custom GPX route drawn with numbered waypoints on a backcountry trail loop The same drawn route zoomed out to show its position relative to the highway network

Get started

Install VargPilot on your phone via the browser-based installer. Takes about a minute and walks you through enabling USB debugging on your phone.

Open the installer →

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