Loam - MTB Service Tracker

Loam - MTB Service Tracker

Fork, shock & drivetrain wear

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  • Released
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  • June 24, 2026
  • August 11, 2026

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Loam is the maintenance brain for your mountain bike and e-bike. It tells you when your suspension, drivetrain and brakes are due for service or replacement based on how far and how long you actually ride and reminds you before it bites on the trail. Fork and shock service, chain and cassette wear, brake pads and rotors, dropper and bearings - Loam tracks it all from your real ride hours and kilometres. Track every part: • Fork, shock & dropper - service intervals from ride hours • Chain & cassette - wear by distance (e-bike-aware) • Brake pads & rotors - front and rear, tracked separately (rotor thickness too) • Tires, bearings, headset, bottom bracket & wheels - time-based checks Track your way: • Manual - add your bikes, set service dates, and Loam counts down to the next one. • Strava - optionally connect Strava to import your own rides, so service intervals update automatically from your ride time and distance. • Bosch eBike - connect a Bosch eBike (EU accounts) to import motor hours and odometer for accurate e-bike wear. More in the app: • Maintenance reminders so you don't have to remember • The Workshop - track spares, fluids and cleaning stock • Tuning assistant - private fork and shock setup help, one clear change at a time • Shop the part - jump to the right spare or service kit when something is due • Background Strava sync and pull-to-refresh in the garage • Suspension setup history - keep a log of your tunes • The Kit Bag - track helmets, pads and riding gear too • Optional encrypted cloud backup - move your garage to a new phone with a recovery code Loam complements Strava - Strava stays your ride recorder; Loam turns that history into maintenance reminders. It does not replace Strava's recording, social, segments, or analytics. Privacy first: • Your rides are read directly from Strava to your device - never sent to our servers, never shared, never sold, never used for ads or AI. • Optional cloud backup is encrypted on your device before upload - we store only data we can't read. • You only ever see your own data. • Connections are optional; the app works fully without them. • Disconnect anytime; your access is revoked and the token removed from your device. Available in 7 languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian and Hebrew. No account required. Free.
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What's New in Loam

2.9.0

August 11, 2026

What's new in 2.9.0: • Bring your own rides - import GPX or TCX files straight from a Garmin, Wahoo or Coros, or pull cycling workouts from Apple Health on iPhone. No Strava account needed to keep your service clocks honest. A bike is fed by one source only, so nothing is ever counted twice. • See how far through an interval every part really is - "36 of 50 h", "537 of 3000 km", "2 of 3 months". Overdue parts show the real interval instead of pretending they just reached it, and a part with no service history asks for one rather than showing a fabricated zero. • Service every N rides - riders think in rides, not just hours. Set a count on any part and it comes due when the rides, the distance, the hours or the calendar gets there first. • Your own maintenance intervals - sealant, bearings, headset, bottom bracket, wheels, pedals, saddle and grips are judged on calendar time, and now you choose the months. Dry climate and topping up sealant monthly? Say so. • Keep the paperwork - serial number, purchase date and price per bike, plus receipts attached to a service, a part or the whole bike. Receipts stay on your phone and never go to the cloud. • Torque specs you can trust - manufacturer figures with their source, shown on the parts that have them. Where no figure is published, Loam shows nothing rather than a guess.

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