Geer

Geer links a cyclist’s Strava account with a personal maintenance log, automatically importing ride data and allowing users to register individual bike components such as chains, cassettes, or brake pads. For each component a rider can define service intervals, and the app calculates wear based on distance and ride type. When a component approaches its suggested service point, Geer sends push or email notifications, giving cyclists a reminder similar to a vehicle’s check‑engine light.

The tool is aimed at cyclists who prefer riding to manual upkeep, offering a quick three‑step workflow: connect Strava, add components with wear thresholds, and receive alerts. All data is kept private by design, and the dashboard shows a history of rides, component status, and upcoming maintenance tasks.

Geer is positioned as a free, experimental solution for bike owners who want automated wear tracking without manually logging mileage or inspecting parts, providing a simple way to avoid unexpected failures and reduce the cost of neglected maintenance.