Universal Log Support
Open VESC CSV, BMSDock CSV, GPX and FIT files without conversion.
Synchronized Timeline
Explore charts, maps and telemetry on one unified timeline.
Fast & Responsive
Smooth performance even with large ride logs.
Battery Diagnostics
Analyze cells, voltage, temperature and battery health.
GPS Ride Replay
Replay every ride with synchronized GPS and telemetry.
Compare Rides
Coming soon — compare rides and evaluate setup changes.
Works Everywhere
Available on desktop, tablet and mobile devices.
Share Analytics
Share interactive ride reports with a single link.
DIY Development & Battery Builder
Build battery packs, develop EV projects and validate every hardware change.
Built for Every Ride
Perfect for eFoils, eBikes, scooters, EUCs, skateboards and other VESC-powered vehicles.
Support BMSDock
BMSDock is built by a rider for riders — both as a web platform and as a device for reading battery data via UART/Bluetooth.
What is already available: VESC, BMSDock CSV, GPX, FIT, graphs, map, energy consumption and shareable ride links.
What comes next: A dedicated device, telemetry logging, battery integration, sport watches and DIY projects.
If BMSDock is useful to you, you can support its development. It helps pay for testing, components, PCBs and server costs.
VESC Logging
Record rides from VESC controllers and analyze them in BMSDock.
Use the VESC Tool mobile app with a compatible Bluetooth connection, or a VESC Express module with microSD logging.
Analyze electric telemetry and speed, plus GPS routes when position data is available.
How to Record a VESC Log →BMSDock Logging
Record rides using the dedicated BMSDock device.
Collect battery information, GPS and other supported connected sources without keeping a smartphone connected.
Upload the saved log to explore your ride, charts and battery performance.
How to Record a BMSDock Log →FIT / GPX Logging
Analyze GPS tracks recorded by sport watches, GPS trackers or mobile apps.
Export your activity as a FIT or GPX file and open it in BMSDock.
Explore your route, speed and other available activity data.
How to Record a GPS Track →