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Jazda is currently a one-man project to bring freedom to the market of bicycle computers. It was conceived in 2010 as an attempt to learn microcontroller programming. The author has virtually no experience with electronics design, so the hardware part is as simple as possible.

The project strives to achieve two things: to be easy to build and to be hackable. Both the software and the hardware part is free.

Assembling
Software installation
User manual (includes a list of features)
Hacking guide

It’s currently functional, without few popular functions, like clock or total distance.

If you’re interested in development and lack ideas, see roadmap. I (the author) am interested in any feedback – send it to gihu.rhn @ @ porcupinefactory..org

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