GearDeck
Gear maintenance made simple.
About
This app automatically tracks the maintenance needs of your cycling and running gear by syncing with your ride data. It calculates wear and tear on components like chains, tires, and brake pads, alerting you when service is due. You can customize parts, set intervals, and log service history for comprehensive gear management.
What's New in GearDeck
1.4
October 27, 2026
GearDeck 1.4 brings Pressure Plan: a starting tire pressure for every bike and every ride. • Pressure Plan (Pro): a physics-based starting pressure, rear first (R 37 · F 34), in psi or bar. It works from each bike's tires and wheels, your weight in kit, the bike's weight and what it carries, and the terrain and pace you ride. • Ride setups per bike, such as Commute, Gravel race or Bike park, each with its own pressures. Star one to show it on your bike list. • "What you run now" sits beside each recommendation, so you can compare it with pressures you already like. • Warnings for pinch flats and for your tire's or rim's maximum pressure. Mountain bike numbers are labeled provisional for now. • Which Casing? on each tire works out Supple, Standard or Tough from the listed TPI and layers, or picks a mountain casing by its protection. • Indoor trainers skip Pressure Plan. • Retired bikes and shoes no longer send service reminders, and Log Flat leaves them out. • Settings > Data > Clean Up Default Parts finds duplicate default parts a re-sync can leave behind, for you to review and remove. • GearDeck now repairs copied parts and service history after an iCloud sync mix-up, keeping all your history. • Tires renamed to a model or size, like "Assegai 29x2.5", are still recognized as tires. • Backups now include your Pressure Plan setups and rider weight, and GearDeck keeps a safety copy of your data before each update. Never exceed your tire's or rim's maximum pressure. Questions or feedback? geardeck@mentalhygienist.app
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
$7.99
GearDeck Pro
Pressure Plan, Wear Watch, Flat File & more
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FAQ
Does GearDeck have ads?
No, GearDeck is ad-free. The core functionality is free, and optional Pro features are available as a one-time purchase, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience without advertisements.
How does GearDeck track maintenance?
GearDeck automatically tracks maintenance by syncing with your Strava account. It uses the moving time and distance from your recorded rides to calculate wear on specific parts of your bikes and running shoes.
Can I customize the parts GearDeck tracks?
Yes, you can customize the parts tracked by GearDeck. It starts with standard parts for each bike type, but you can rename, remove, or add parts to precisely match your equipment.
What kind of service intervals can I set in GearDeck?
You can set service intervals based on hours, distance, or time. For components like forks, shocks, and dropper posts, you can even set separate basic and full service intervals.
How does GearDeck handle brake pad and rotor wear?
GearDeck allows you to record brake pad and rotor thickness quickly. It provides brand-aware replacement limits for major brands like Shimano and SRAM, with color-coded warnings and the ability to note pad compounds.
What are the benefits of GearDeck Pro?
GearDeck Pro offers advanced features like wear rate and distance left for brake pads and rotors, tire lifespan insights, detailed flat file analysis with CSV export, and a Parts Bin to manage removed components with their lifetime totals.
Is GearDeck available on Android devices?
Currently, GearDeck is only available for iPhone with iOS 17 or later. It is designed to run on iPhones and utilizes iCloud for optional sync and backups.
How often is GearDeck updated?
The latest version of GearDeck is 1.3.2, which was last updated on October 11, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving existing features and ensuring compatibility with the latest iOS versions.