Your bike. Your rides. Everything in one place.

Just ride. Cyclebook remembers the rest.

Plan your next ride, track your rides and keep an eye on your bike's condition. Dashboard, service book and receipts help you stay on top of things — no technical knowledge needed.

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  • No credit card needed
  • Trial ends by itself
  • Export your data any time

30 days free, then from CHF 35 per year incl. VAT, or free with 1 bike. Runs in your browser, no download.

Your Cyclebook dashboardOriginal screenshot

The real app, not a mockup. Open the dashboard, see your bikes and jump straight to the next task.

Who is Cyclebook for?

For people who ride bikes.
And those who look after them.

For cyclists

For your commute, the weekend loop or the big tour. Road, gravel, MTB, e-bike or kids' bike: keep rides, maintenance and receipts in view — no technical knowledge needed.

For workshops

For businesses that want to organise connected customer bikes, upcoming maintenance and appointment requests together with their team. It complements your till and inventory system, rather than replacing it.

For manufacturers

For brands that want to analyse their registered bikes by model. With a manufacturer code and QR registration, aggregated reports from five bikes up, and no personal owner data.

Inside the real app

More than a service book.
Your bike life, organised.

Choose an area and look at the original screenshots. Each image opens fullscreen and zooms up to four times.

Your starting point

Dashboard

Open it and know what's coming: your bikes, the next due maintenance and your recent rides are right on the app's start page.

  • Switch between your bikes.
  • See which parts should be checked next.
  • Open tours, service book and tools directly.

The maintenance values shown are estimates, not measurements on the bike.

DashboardOriginal screenshot

The images show saved app views, not personal data from your account. Which features are included is shown in the pricing section below.

Start simple. Step by step.

You don't have to set everything up at once. Start with your bike and use more tools as you need them. Short explanations in the app help you along.

  1. 1

    Add your bike

    Enter model and mileage. Add more details over time.

  2. 2

    Track your rides

    Enter rides manually, import from GPX, record with GPS, or connect Strava from Rider up.

  3. 3

    Open and stay informed

    The dashboard shows your bikes, recent rides and what's due next. From there you can jump straight to a tour or service.

Plan a ride. Set off well prepared.

From an evening loop to a multi-day tour: the tour planner and itinerary connect your preparation with your bike's condition.

  • Plan in the calendar

    Choose start and end dates. Enter distance and elevation yourself or import from a GPX file.

  • Factor in service before the ride

    The projection shows how much your planned tours will wear your chain, brakes and other parts.

  • Create an itinerary

    Enter start, destination and waypoints. The AI suggests stages, times, an elevation profile and weather notes.

  • Set off with packing list and Plan B

    Collect preparation, food and drink, and alternatives. Check off the packing list and take the itinerary as a PDF.

A planning aid, not live navigation

The tour planner doesn't give turn-by-turn directions. Times, weather, closures and alternative routes in the AI itinerary are suggestions you should check yourself before riding. Wear is also estimated, not measured on the bike.

What you get out of it

Helps save money and hassle

  • Know what's due soon

    Cyclebook estimates how worn your parts are.

  • Change your chain in time

    A worn chain also wears cassettes and chainrings faster. A new chain is much cheaper than new cassettes.1

  • Keep an eye on brakes and tyres

    Cyclebook also shows you when brake pads and tyres are due.

  • Plan early

    28% of Swiss customers complain about long wait times at bike shops.2 With Cyclebook you know early when you need an appointment.

  • Help with wrenching

    The mechanic assistant (from Pro) takes your bike data, rides and maintenance into account and explains jobs in plain language. It doesn't replace a workshop check.

  • Understand parts

    Exploded drawings show you how parts fit together.

Keeps things organised

  • Receipts at hand

    Service work, receipts and documents are stored right with your bike.

  • All your bikes

    Road bike, mountain bike, e-bike: all in one account.

  • Ready if stolen

    Frame number and proof of purchase are right at hand. That helps with police and insurance.3

  • When selling

    Show buyers what work has been done on the bike.

  • Take your data with you

    You can export it any time.

More from riding

  • Every kilometre counts

    Record rides with GPS or import from Strava.

  • Your rides at a glance

    Cyclebook analyses your rides for you.

  • Plan tours

    Day or multi-day tours in the calendar, manually or via GPX. Plus a wear projection and on request an AI itinerary with weather notes, packing list and Plan B.

  • Calculate gears

    The gear calculator shows how chainring and sprocket change your gears.

  • Sitting position and geometry

    From Pro you can compare frame measurements and settings with reference values from your body measurements. It helps with orientation, but doesn't replace a professional fitting.

  • Workshop nearby

    On the dealer map you search for workshops near you.

Simple and fair

  • No download

    Runs in the browser, on phone and computer. You can add it to your home screen.

  • Start for free

    30 days free, then from CHF 35 per year incl. VAT, or free with 1 bike.

  • Try without a credit card

    The trial ends by itself.

  1. 1 Park Tool: "When to Replace a Worn Chain"
  2. 2 Shimano State of the Nation 2026, reported by Velojournal (4.2.2026)
  3. 3 Swiss Crime Prevention: "No chance for bike thieves!" und CSS: "Bike theft — which insurance pays?"
01Reference values in CHF · depends on groupset and workshop

A chain costs CHF 50. Ride it too long and it costs you CHF 450.

Pos. 01Ø 1
Chain replaced early
CHF 50

You only replace the chain. Cassette and chainrings stay fine.

Pos. 02Ø 2
+ cassette
CHF 230

Waited too long: the old chain has worn down the cassette teeth.

Pos. 03Ø 3
+ chainrings
CHF 450

Waited even longer: now the whole drivetrain is done.

Alarm75 %
Cyclebook warns at
75%

At 75 % you get a message. Then the chain still costs you CHF 50.

How far have you ridden since your last service?

50

Example: at 50 km per week and a last service six months ago, that would be about
1'350 km.

Whether that's already too much depends on each part individually — chain, brakes, tyres. That's exactly what Cyclebook works out for you.

Estimate from your inputs. Your workshop checks the actual condition on the bike.

Your service book grows with you

The longer you use Cyclebook, the more complete your bike's story becomes — every ride, every service, every receipt.

07Pricing · CHF incl. VAT

Pro costs CHF 5.75 per month.

Less than a bottle of chain lube a month – and far less than a new cassette.

Startforever
CHF 0forever
  • 1 bike
  • Add rides yourself + GPX
  • Simple wear calculator
  • Service book up to 5 entries
Start for free
Rider/ year
CHF 35/ year
  • up to 3 bikes
  • Rides from Strava
  • Full wear calculator, e-bike too
  • Unlimited service book + documents
  • Gear calculator
30 days Pro free
ProRecommended
CHF 69/ year
  • Unlimited bikes
  • AI mechanic
  • Scan invoices
  • Service reminders
  • Bike fitting
  • Link to your workshop
  • Priority support
30 days Pro free
30 days of Pro

Every new account starts with everything. No credit card.

Ends by itself

Nothing to cancel. It does not renew.

Start stays free

Forever: 1 bike, rides, simple wear.

Your data

Export as PDF or CSV – even without a subscription.

Questions

Do I need to know about bike mechanics?

No. Start with model and mileage. The app explains each area in short sentences. Clear displays help with wear; you can use details and more tools as needed.

Can I also plan tours and multi-day rides?

Yes. In the yearly calendar you enter tours manually or via GPX. You can see the projected wear and create an AI itinerary with stages, weather notes, packing list and Plan B. Please check the details yourself before riding.

Are all shown features free?

No. Start includes one bike, manual rides and GPX import, basic wear and up to five service entries. Strava, documents and gear calculator are included from Rider. AI mechanic, receipt scan and bike fitting are part of Pro. The pricing overview shows the differences.

Do I need an app from the App Store?

No. Cyclebook runs in your browser, on your phone and on your computer. You can add it to your home screen like an app.

What does Cyclebook cost?

30 days free, then from CHF 35 per year incl. VAT, or free with 1 bike. Subscriptions renew for the chosen period unless cancelled before it ends.

Does Cyclebook replace the workshop?

No. Cyclebook tells you when something is due. Whether a part really needs replacing is decided by the workshop on the bike.

Who sees my data?

You. A workshop only if you're connected to it. Manufacturers never see your name or address.

Your bike remembers nothing. Cyclebook does.

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From a real bike workshop

Cyclebook was born at Luanbikes in Oftringen — not at a software company, but in a bike workshop. That's why it knows the questions that are really asked in the shop.