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Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter update history & changes
Last change · 3 events since 31 Mar 2026Full timeline ↓Full timeline · 3 events
- 🆕Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter first spotted by AppInsiderUnited States (found via developer)
- 📦Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter version 1.0.22• When you tap Finish ride after a stationary test with both max lean values at 0°, peak GPS speed below 8 km/h and distance under 50 m: Not saved as a ride explains the saving threshold and repeats the three first-ride steps, without saving a ride. Other rides keep their existing saving and summary. A ride already saved earlier in this session is still updated and summarised as before.
• Such a test leaves Record your first ride visible until Got it or a saved ride. Previously dismissed cards stay dismissed.
• After calibration, Below 8 km/h with GPS, max lean is not counted appears under the Max tiles only with a fresh GPS speed below 8 km/h, both maxima at 0° and a lean of at least 5°.
• After closing a summary or the new sheet, any touch, menu, tab, Back or leaving the app cancels the pending full-screen ad. Frequency limits stay the same.… more - 🆕Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter released on the App Store
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Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter downloads
Worldwide, per day, and installs to date. The band is open; the exact number is free with an account.
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Active users
All platforms, worldwide. Free with an account.
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Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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App Store, worldwide.
Review momentum
ⓘ How we measure thisReview momentum (0-100) blends how fast the app collects ratings compared with other apps in its category (60%), whether that pace is speeding up (25%) and what recent raters give it (15%; recent stars well below lifetime pull it down). Ratings counts are read daily. A jump usually means a launch, a feature, ads or a new review prompt.
About Lean Angle: Moto Tilt Meter
▶ Live lean gauge
• Left and right lean in degrees on a big gauge that turns green, yellow and red at your caution and warning angles
• Max left, max right and G-force tiles, plus GPS speed (km/h or mph) and ride time
• A REC indicator shows when the zero is set and the ride is recording
• Portrait or landscape, and the screen stays on while the gauge is open
▶ True Lean with GPS
In a steady corner an accelerometer alone reads too little, because gravity and cornering force add up along the bike. True Lean combines the gyroscope with your GPS speed and turn rate so a held corner shows the lean you are really carrying. A badge tells you when GPS is helping and when it is still waiting for a fix.
▶ Max lean you can trust
The lean is capped at 90°, moments when GPS says you are stopped do not count, and when you leave the app mid-ride the swing of taking the phone off the mount is left out of the saved ride. Your max lean is a number from the road, not from your pocket.
▶ Ride summary and personal bests
Tap Finish ride and the summary shows max lean left and right, average and top speed, distance, ride time, number of curves and peak G. Max lean, distance and ride time tiles that beat your personal best get a NEW BEST mark, and the card can be shared as an image.
• Corner list: every corner with its side, time, peak lean and speed, the three deepest highlighted
• Personal bests in History: deepest left and right lean, longest ride, total distance (rides of 1 km or more)
▶ History
• Your last 50 rides, each with a lean-over-time graph and a lean distribution chart
• Export any ride as CSV; a statistics report CSV across all rides unlocks for 24 hours after a short ad
• Rides are saved automatically when you leave the app after 30 seconds of riding
▶ Voice alerts
Hear a spoken caution and warning when your lean passes the angles you set (20° to 60°), so you never have to look down at the phone.
▶ Set up once
• Calibrate on the mount: portrait, landscape or flat
• Invert left/right if your mount reads the wrong way
• A first-ride card walks you through mount, Calibrate, ride and Finish ride
▶ Good to know
Readings come from the phone's motion sensors, so mount the phone firmly and calibrate it with the bike upright. True Lean and speed need GPS. This is a reference tool for curious riders, not a riding aid: keep your eyes on the road and ride within the law.
For sport and touring riders, track-day riders and anyone who wants to know how far they really lean.