Bike maintenance app
Know when your chain, tyres and brakes are due.
BikeCare analyses your rides â wet weather, gravel and climbing included â and reminds you in good time.
What being late costs
A worn part takes the next one with it.
A stretched chain no longer sits cleanly between the teeth and grinds down the cassette and chainrings. Change it in time and you replace one part. Wait, and you replace three.
about âŹ25
Chain changed in time
instead of
about âŹ165
Chain, cassette and chainrings
Planning ahead ¡ Pro
What's due in the next 90 days.
The plan sorts by due date: now, in 30, 60, 90 days. Each with the parts you'll need and cost estimates, based on your riding pace over the last six weeks.
Anything without a provable date is listed separately under âdate openâ and does NOT count towards the 90-day total. A figure that claims a period may only contain what has one.
The calculation
Every ride counts towards the parts it wears.
One ride, three parts, three different results. The same distance weighs more for the chain than for the tyre, because it was wet and on gravel.
One ride
84 km
- Chain164 km
- Brake pads138 km
- Rear tyre84 km
Calculated, not measured.
The state
One look: what's due, what's coming.
Every part shows its calculation: weighted kilometres against the interval, the real distance next to it. For a measured chain the gauge reading leads. Measurement beats estimate.
When something is due, BikeCare reminds you by email or push. And names what a late replacement takes with it: using your own documented prices where they exist, otherwise as a guide value.
The history
What you do stays with the bike.
Fitted, lubed, measured, serviced, replaced: every part keeps its own history, and the predecessor stays in it when a new one arrives.
- 15.06.2026Fitted
- 27.06.2026Measured
- 15.07.2026Lubed
- 29.07.2026Measured
- 20.08.2026Measured
- 23.09.2026Today
From how long parts lasted, BikeCare can suggest a better interval. You apply it yourself. BikeCare does not change your interval in the background.
The record
A record you can hand over.
Everything documented, as a PDF: period, odometer, every event with date and mileage, the costs, split into paid yourself and covered by insurance.
And, right before the data: what this record does not prove. It is based on the holder's entries, not on a workshop's confirmation.
Handing over
When selling, what's documented counts.
With the BikeCare pass you hand the bike over to its next owner, with its documented history and current status. Costs, receipts, notes and your activities stay with you, and you keep an archived copy of the bike.
Just showing, not handing over? A share link with a lifetime (7, 30, 90 or 180 days, revocable at any time) shows a frozen snapshot, not live data.
Assistance
AI where it saves you work.
During setup it researches your model and suggests the parts. The copilot answers questions about your bike. And it helps you find the right spare part.
Wear calculation, maintenance status and the plan are not AI. That's an engine whose rules are documented, see âHow BikeCare calculatesâ.
What it costs
What your parts cost per 1,000 km.
Every documented replacement counts: what you paid yourself, what insurance covered, and which part accounts for the biggest share.
Divided by 1,000 kilometres, that becomes a figure you can compare between bikes and across years.
Free and Pro
Calculating, reminding and documenting are free.
BikeCare Free
- One bike
- Wear calculated from your rides
- Reminders by email and push
- Service log, costs and part history
- Service record as PDF and sharing
BikeCare Pro
- As many bikes as you like
- 90-day maintenance plan with cost estimates
- Monthly plan by email
- Your own photo for every bike
- AI assistance with a larger allowance
What you can hold us to.
Calculated, not guessed
Your data lives on your device first
No invented evidence