Know your bike
See component use and keep a record of maintenance, from the chain and gears to wheels and suspension.

Connect activities. Add dirt or snow conditions. Track bike, ski and snowboard maintenance. Log bike expenses.
Also available on Mac with Apple silicon
Free for every rider. No credit card or in-app subscriptions.
Your gear, in motion
Bikes, skis and snowboards. Each with its own history.
iPad
Open a bike, check components and record service.
iPhone
Choose your wax and record the details.
iPhone
See snow conditions and time on snow.
Native app recordings with example records.
Keep the app you record your rides with
Connect your activities. Add conditions. Track maintenance.
Strava, Garmin Connect, Hammerhead Karoo, Wahoo, Ride with GPS and Apple Health on iOS.
Confirm your bike. Add dry, dusty, wet or muddy conditions.
Import ski and snowboard activities from Strava. Confirm your gear and snow conditions.
Hard or icy snow affects maintenance estimates for downhill skis and snowboards.
Bring in rides and snow days.
Check gear, conditions and time on snow.
Review use estimates. Log completed service separately.
Direct Garmin and Apple Health imports currently support cycling only.
Your whole quiver
A quiver is simply the gear you own. Start with one item or keep the collection together. Each has its own maintenance record.
See component use and keep a record of maintenance, from the chain and gears to wheels and suspension.

Log waxing, edge work and base repairs. Find what was done and when in your ski maintenance history.

Give your snowboard its own photo, details and maintenance record. Keep each piece of equipment easy to find.

Native iOS screens with example records.
Exploring tools for a shop? Explore Hub for your shop.
After the ride
Add conditions to your bike ride. Review your Strava update, then see estimated component use.
Requires a connected Strava account and a matching activity already on Strava. This example uses Karoo.
Get Started FreeTrail Hits® connects you to participating local shops. Your shop's inspections live in your app. Their service history is your service history. You control what they see, and your bikes get expert eyes on them every visit.

Scan your shop's invite code. You're connected, with toggles that put you in control of what they see.

Every component your shop checked, with their findings, photos, and recommended service, all in your pocket.

Your bike's full component health, the same view your shop sees. No more guessing, no more lost service records.
When your connected shop turns on Service Requests, drop-off stops being a black box. You schedule it, you watch it, you pick it up.

Hub pre-selects every component above 70% wear. You confirm, add photos, hit send. The request lands in your shop's queue with your bike's full history.

Shops publish available drop-off dates plus a customer-facing message (“Bring it in the morning before noon”), visible right inside your request.

Pending → Scheduled → Received → Proposal Ready → Approved → In Service → Completed. Watch your bike move through the shop. No more “is it done yet?” calls.
Trail Hits® is free for every rider. Connect with a participating shop for supported bike service records.
Descents wear your suspension, climbs wear your drivetrain. We track each separately using GPS elevation data.
Connect bike rides from Strava, Hammerhead Karoo, Garmin Connect, Wahoo, Ride with GPS or Apple Health on iOS. Review the bike assignment and riding conditions to inform estimated component use.
Get notified when components need attention based on estimated use, not distance alone.
Every ride puts different demands on your bike.
GPS elevation data separates climbing wear from descent wear. Condition multipliers adjust for mud, wet, and temperature. Component-use estimates draw on recorded rides and the conditions you add.
Stop guessing. Describe what feels wrong, get a specific adjustment to try, ride with it, then record whether it helped. A structured experiment loop that actually dials in your suspension.
Built for eBike riders. Assist level multipliers (Eco/Trail/Boost), motor-torque drivetrain wear, and weight-adjusted strain calculations.
Discipline-specific guides on what wears, when to swap, and why distance alone does not tell the whole story.
Three disciplines, three completely different wear profiles for the same components.
Hours, distance, or descents? When fork and shock service actually matters.
Motor torque doubles drivetrain load. The chain math for eBike and eMTB riders.
New features, riding tips, and product updates. No spam.
Questions? support@trailhits.com