Relo is Tagalog for watch. Today it's the watch app on your wrist; tomorrow it's a Lumpio shaped like one. Either way it plays the same trick — on its own it's a brain, connected it's an accessory.
Relo on Apple Watch — riding straight from the wheel.
Here's the clever part. On its own, a Relo is a Lumpio — a brain. It reads the wheel straight and answers in light, no phone in the loop. Connect it to another Lumpio and it steps back — now it's a Lumpia, an accessory, mirroring the brain that's leading the ride. One wrist piece, two roles. That's LumpIO and LumpIA, made small enough to wear.
The wrist is the brain. It reads the wheel directly and runs the ride on its own.
Paired to another Lumpio, it steps back and becomes an accessory, mirroring the lead brain.
And the app already works the same way: Standalone mode is its own brain, Companion mode is an accessory to another. The watch app is that idea you can use today; the Relo device is that idea you'll one day wear as hardware.
Your wrist mirrors your phone or hub: cues, ride stats, and alarms, right where you can glance. No pulling the phone out at a light.
Rides today · freeThe watch rides straight from the wheel, no phone in your pocket. Here the wrist is the brain. Comes with SERO and Hero SERO.
Rides today · with SERO / Hero SEROThe watch app rides today — Companion free, Standalone with SERO or Hero SERO. The Relo device, the wrist-shaped Lumpio, is the direction we're building toward: not something you can buy yet.
Get the watch app today. The Relo device is on the roadmap — a direction, not a date.