You'll need a few bits of control electronics in there too. Some phones are rather unhappy about getting under-voltage power, it can be unpredictable, so you'll need a simple under-voltage cutoff too - just to cut power to the output when the voltage is under perhaps 4.8V, and turn it back on once the supercap has charged up again. You might also want to swap the supercap for a li-ion cell - not so much for the lower cost and higher capacity, but because it might be easier to manage charging. The output will always be a step-up so you can use a simple boost converter, and there are a ton of tiny li-ion charge controller and discharge-protection ICs. You'll also want a little buck converter for the input side, because it's more efficient than trying to just load the dynamo down to the required voltage under high speed.