Mobile primary
Ride recording + Ride Truth
Core Location recording, GPS filtering, raw/filtered evidence, speed sanity checks, and diagnostics remain app-first. Web explains and later reviews the evidence.
TrailFu mobile alignment
The app records the ride. The website earns the bigger screen.
This companion website is aligned to TrailFu iOS v92.3, marketing version 1.0.124, build 944. It presents TrailFu as a premium MTB ecosystem while preserving the mobile apps as the primary tools for GPS, Watch, Health, route following, offline use, and ride recording.
Aligned to the latest mobile app
The website is the companion layer, not the new cockpit.
TrailFu iOS v92.3 (1.0.124, build 944) remains the local-first riding instrument. This web build turns those mobile features into a public trust story and future web ecosystem without forcing accounts, cloud sync, or raw GPS upload.
Build posture
The website complements recording, Watch, route trust, Ride Truth, garage, import, Travel, Coach, and privacy rather than replacing them.
Mobile primary
Map-first Apple Watch cockpit
Watch ride controls, Health Session, HR zones, climb effort, ride load, technical load, cue engine, Bluetooth cycling sensors, and Watch-powered ride story stay on wrist and phone.
Shared story
Route trust + geometry discipline
The website carries the public trust narrative: connected trail geometry, gap detection, confidence states, and no fantasy map noodles.
Web amplifies
Trail Memory, Trail DNA, Coach
The app records the rider. The website later gives a bigger canvas for progress, patterns, familiar loops, new dirt, MTB PRs, and coaching context.
Best first sync target
Garage + maintenance memory
Bike, component, setup, maintenance, and service reminders are sticky, useful, and lower-risk than raw GPS cloud upload.
Non-negotiable
Privacy + local-first control
Ride tracks, privacy zones, raw diagnostics, HealthKit context, Bluetooth sensor data, and imports should stay local unless a rider explicitly exports, shares, or later enables sync.
Future web expansion
Import, share cards, travel, destinations
The public site introduces these as ecosystem layers while Build 1 stays backend-free and avoids overclaiming live conditions or rescue behavior.
App-aligned
iPad + orientation readiness
The uploaded app package includes iPhone/iPad orientation repair metadata, so the web companion presents TrailFu as a serious multi-device product.
Companion rules
✓ Mobile stays the riding cockpit.
✓ Web becomes the map table, garage bench, progress wall, and planning room.
✓ No required account for mobile riding.
✓ No raw GPS upload by default.
✓ No social feed in the early product.
✓ No fake routes, fake stats, or fake certainty.
✓ Privacy zones come before sharing.
✓ OSM attribution and data caveats remain visible.
Mobile-to-web map
GPS recording
Ride Truth explanation, support, future ride library review
Route planning
Route Trust page, future big-screen planner, route confidence copy
Apple Watch / Wear
Wearable story, app screenshot placeholders, device ecosystem positioning
Garage
Garage landing page, future web garage sync, service dashboard
Trail DNA + Coach
Progress narrative, future web dashboard, rider evolution story
Share cards + Ride Replay
Future sanitized ride story pages and public share mode
Import Hub
Future GPX/FIT import review, privacy preflight, duplicate cleanup
Travel + Destinations
Destination pages, trip planning, offline prep checklists
What is real now
Public marketing, beta funnel, support/legal/trust pages, static portal preview, app-aligned copy, mock web garage/progress/route screens.
What stays mobile-first
Ride recording, GPS capture, Watch/Wear control, HealthKit context, Bluetooth cycling sensors, offline ride behavior, local recovery, and on-trail use.
What comes next
Supabase-ready account foundation, optional garage sync, ride summary sync, route plan handoff, sanitized ride stories, and destination planning.
Trust the dirt
Every ride remembered. Every route earned.
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