EUC Remote Coming soon
EUC Remote app icon: a sport electric unicycle over an orange glow

EUC Remote

Your wheel. On your wrist.

A standalone Apple Watch app for electric unicycles. The watch talks to your wheel over Bluetooth by itself, so your phone can stay home.

Coming soon For Apple Watch · watchOS 26

EUC Remote on Apple Watch, Instrument look: 33 km/h inside a PWM dial at 41 percent, battery 85 percent, temperature 31 degrees.

Standalone

Leave the phone at home.

EUC Remote connects to your wheel straight from the watch. No phone in your pocket. No relay app. Just you, the wheel, and your wrist.

Direct

Watch to wheel

The watch talks to the wheel over Bluetooth, straight from your wrist.

Standalone

No phone needed

No relay and nothing in your pocket. Ride light.

Begode first

Tested on the Extreme

Begode wheels come first, tested on a Begode Extreme. More brands are on the way.

Live dashboard

Everything that matters. One glance.

Speed in big numbers. PWM on a dial of 60 ticks. Battery and temperature in the corners. Live from the wheel, every moment of the ride.

Speed

33km/h

Big, clear numbers you can read at speed.

PWM

41%

60 ticks on a 270° arc. Amber from 70%, red from 80%.

Battery

85%

Your charge level, always in view.

Temperature

31°C

Know when the wheel runs hot.

The Instrument dashboard: speed 33 km/h, PWM 41 percent on the tick dial, battery 85 percent, temperature 31 degrees.

Turn the Digital Crown for more.

Your trip and your battery pack are one turn away.

The Trip page: distance, ride time, average speed 31 km/h, top speed 40 km/h, top PWM 86 percent, and a speed graph.

Trip

Distance, time, average and top speed, top PWM, and a speed graph.

The Battery page: two packs at 130.2 volts each, cell voltages as bars, lowest cell 4.068 volts, highest 4.072 volts, difference 4 millivolts.

Battery

Both packs, cell by cell, with the lowest, the highest, and the difference.

Alarms

Alarms you can feel.

Every alarm has its own pattern of taps on your wrist and its own soft sound. The closer you get to the limit, the stronger it gets. You know what is happening without a look.

The Instrument dashboard in alarm: PWM at 84 percent and every lit tick turns red.
Turn your sound on, then press play. These are the real sounds from the app. Each dot is a tap on your wrist

PWM

70%Caution

One tap as you cross it. The dial turns amber.

80%Danger

A tap every 0.7 s while you stay above. Red ticks and a pulsing ring.

90%Critical

A strong tap every 0.35 s. The ring pulses faster. Slow down now.

Ride

Speed limit

Two quick taps when you pass your limit.

Low battery

At 20%, then again at every 5% lower.

Temperature

One tap and two warm tones when the wheel runs hot.

Link lost

If the link drops while you ride: two strong taps every 2 s until it is back.

Set your own levels for PWM, speed, battery, and temperature in Settings.

Wrist down

Wrist down. Still connected.

Keep your hands where they belong. Each ride runs as a workout, so watchOS keeps the link to the wheel and every alarm alive with the screen off.

Workout

Always on guard

The ride keeps running while your wrist is down. Alarms reach you anyway.

Apple Health

Every ride saved

When you finish, the ride is saved to Apple Health as a workout.

The dashboard dimmed, as it looks with the wrist down.

Three looks

Pick your look.

Three looks for the same live data. Each one has its own way to warn you.

Instrument look: speed inside an orange tick dial. Instrument look in alarm: the ticks turn red.

Instrument Default

A precise tick dial around your speed.The ticks turn red and a ring pulses.

Workout look: big rounded speed with one color for each metric. Workout look in alarm: a red screen with PWM HIGH.

Workout

Big rounded numbers, one color for each metric.The screen turns red: PWM HIGH.

Glass look: light speed numbers on a calm blue color field. Glass look in alarm: the color field turns red with Ease off.

Glass

A soft color field behind frosted glass.The field turns red: Ease off.

What's next

More wheels. More screens.

The watch app is only the start. Here is what is coming next.

Coming

An iPhone app.

Use it on its own, or together with your watch. Live stats move between them as you ride, and your ride history syncs through iCloud.

Coming

Most wheel brands.

Begode is first. The next brands ship as a beta first, so riders can help test them.

  • Begode Now
  • More Begode models Beta
  • KingSong Beta
  • InMotion Beta
  • Veteran · LeaperKim Beta
  • Ninebot Beta
  • NOSFET Beta
Coming

A real remote for your wheel.

Sound the horn and switch the lights from your wrist. Change the wheel's own settings when you stop, and see each change confirmed by the wheel itself.

  • Horn
  • Lights · On · Strobe
  • Ride profiles
  • Tiltback and alarms
  • Pedal mode
  • Complications
  • Action button

Questions.

Do I need my iPhone on the ride?

No. The watch connects to the wheel over Bluetooth by itself. Your phone can stay at home.

Which electric unicycles work with it?

Begode wheels come first. EUC Remote is tested on a Begode Extreme. Support for KingSong, InMotion, Veteran (LeaperKim), Ninebot, NOSFET and more Begode models is coming, and each one ships as a beta first.

Which Apple Watch do I need?

An Apple Watch with watchOS 26 or later.

Do the alarms work with my wrist down?

Yes. Each ride runs as a workout, so the Bluetooth link and the alarms stay on with the screen off. Every alarm has its own pattern of taps and its own soft sound. When you finish, the ride is saved to Apple Health.

Is there an iPhone app?

It is coming. The iPhone app will work on its own or together with the watch, and share live stats and ride history through iCloud.

When can I get EUC Remote?

EUC Remote is not on the App Store yet. It is coming soon.

EUC Remote app icon

Coming soon to Apple Watch.

Your own little remote for your EUC. Built for riders who want their phone at home and their eyes on the road.

Coming soonRequires watchOS 26 or later