Turn roads into turf
Ride to imprint hex tiles on a living map. Claim them, hold them, and raid what's not yours.
Every road you ride becomes a hex tile. Hold them. Defend them. Raid the rest.
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Features
Real rides, scored into a living territory map — not just another tracker.
Ride to imprint hex tiles on a living map. Claim them, hold them, and raid what's not yours.
GPS-tracked rides earn XP and paint your territory. Real distance, real progression.
Global, country and weekly rankings. Prove you're the strongest rider on the map.
Chase KOM crowns on segments and defend your fastest times.
Pair Bluetooth power, cadence, speed and heart-rate sensors for live data on the ride screen.
Join clubs, follow riders, earn badges — and every ride is checked for fair play before it scores.
Inside the app
Live territory, real-time sensors and a dashboard that keeps score.


Territory map
Your conquered hex grid, live.


Active ride
Claim hex tiles live as you ride.


Dashboard
XP, streaks and stats at a glance.


Leaderboards
Global, country and weekly.
One-tap sign in
No forms, no friction. Sign in with the account you already have and start claiming territory in seconds.
Available in the app — shown here as a feature.
How it works
Grab Cycle Empire from the App Store or Google Play.
One tap with Google, Apple or Facebook — no forms.
Head out. Every road you ride claims tiles on the map.
Download Cycle Empire and turn your next ride into a land grab.
Scan to open on your phone
FAQ
A location-based cycling game. The roads you actually ride get painted onto a hex-grid map — you claim tiles, hold and defend your territory, raid rivals and climb the leaderboards.
No — just your phone's GPS. Optionally pair Bluetooth power, cadence, speed or heart-rate sensors for live metrics while you ride.
Ride through an area. Your GPS route imprints the hex tiles you pass, which you can then hold and defend against other riders.
One tap with Google, Apple or Facebook. Strava connect is coming soon.
Yes. Every ride is classified for fair play — GPS, physics and motion checks — before it counts toward your territory or rank.