Connect Strava to sync bike rides
Connect your Strava account, and Geer syncs your bikes and rides automatically. Add your components, set maintenance intervals, and go ride without that guilty feeling of neglect.
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Strava + Geer 2026
Strava tracks your rides. Geer tracks your parts.
Strava is the best activity tracker out there — but it wasn't built for bike maintenance. Geer connects to your Strava account and adds bike part tracking, maintenance alerts, and ride types.
No install, swap, or deinstall
You can add components on Strava, but you can't move them between bikes or track their full lifecycle.
No maintenance notifications
Strava won't alert you when parts are worn or service is due. You're on your own.
No ride type tracking
All kilometers count the same. No way to differentiate wear from road, gravel, or indoor rides.
Feature comparison
Same rides. Smarter parts tracking.
Strava handles the rides. Geer handles everything else your bike needs.
GeerStravaComponent wear tracking✓Basic
Install / deinstall / swap✓✗
Ride types✓✗
Push notifications✓✗
Email alerts✓✗
Service history✓✗
Multi-bike component managementComing soon✗
Free plan✓✗
#1 Who does this manually?
Bike maintenance tracking in three steps.
Add bike components to track wear
Chain, cassette, brake pads — whatever. Set suggested service intervals and you're all set. It takes under 5 min.
Get bike maintenance alerts
When service time arrives, Geer sends you notifications that are harder to ignore than your bike's squeaking noises. Service, reset the counter, and earn back your bike's respect.
Real riders, real talk
Already tracking with Geer.
I used to track chain wear in a spreadsheet like an absolute psychopath. geer took over and honestly — my bikes have never run this well.
My mechanic actually noticed. He asked what changed — my bikes were suddenly coming in to be serviced on time instead of half destroyed.
geer saved my Dura-Ace cassette. Chain was at 3,800 km and I would've ridden it another 2,000 easy. That one alert paid for it.
#4 What does it cost?Cheaper than
Cheaper than
one inner tube.
Free 0 € forever0 € forever
We built a free plan because we'd hate for you to miss out.
- ✓2 bikes
- ✓5 components
Pro 1,67 € /month1,67 € /month
Unlimited everything. For the multi-bike obsessed.
- ✓Unlimited bikes
- ✓Unlimited components
- ✓Priority support
Built by cyclists, not by venture capital.
Your subscription keeps the servers running and lets us keep making geer better. That's the whole deal.
- ✓No investors
- ✓Funded by subscribers
Ron & Mateus – Founders
Good questions.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Geer works with Strava — it's not a replacement. You need a Strava account to use Geer. Strava handles activity tracking; Geer handles bike part maintenance.
No. Geer requires a Strava account to sync your rides and bikes. It uses Strava as the source of truth for your activity data.
Yes. Geer receives your rides from Strava in real-time and runs a full sync once a day at 6pm. You can also trigger a manual sync anytime.
Strava lets you add components to your bikes, but that's about it. There's no way to install, swap, or move parts between bikes — and no maintenance alerts. Geer connects to Strava and adds all of that: part tracking, push and email notifications, ride-type-based wear, and service history.
Yes. Geer has a free plan with Strava sync, bike part tracking, and maintenance alerts. Pro gives you unlimited bikes and components.
Strava lets you add bikes and components to your profile and tracks total distance per part. But it's limited — you can't swap parts between bikes, get maintenance reminders, or differentiate wear by ride type. Geer picks up where Strava stops by syncing your rides and adding full part lifecycle management.
Connect your Strava account, add your components, and you're done. Setup takes about 10 minutes.
#7 Ready?
Track it or trash it.
Your drivetrain is degrading right now. geer keeps count, so you don't have to guess.