Explainable
Not an opaque alert: every equivalent kilometre keeps the context that created it.
PEDALYTICS · COMING SOON
Connect your rides, assign every part to its bike and understand how much each route really wears your equipment. Maintenance with context, not guesswork.
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MATERIAL INTELLIGENCE
An afternoon on dry tarmac does not wear your drivetrain like a gravel ride in the rain. Pedalytics separates distance ridden from mechanical load and shows the conditions that explain the difference.
Rain, gravel and elevation are not a side note: they change what every build has to carry.
Illustrative example. Mechanical load is an explainable estimate based on terrain, rain, mud and elevation, not a direct measurement.
Not an opaque alert: every equivalent kilometre keeps the context that created it.
Load is shared across the components you were actually running, not “your bike” in the abstract.
See which routes asked the most of your equipment before maintenance arrives too late.
MEMORY PER RIDE
You swap the chain on Tuesday and last Sunday's ride is still tied to the old one. Every ride keeps its own snapshot of the setup, so wear and history are never rewritten.
If the provider knows which bike it was, we use it.
If not, it is inferred and clearly marked.
What you correct always wins.
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YOUR GARAGE
Set up each bike the way it really is and let Pedalytics do the remembering. Install, remove or keep as a spare: every component has its own lifecycle.
Over 3,500 components and complete factory builds from Canyon, Specialized and Giant to get going in minutes.
What you change never touches the catalogue, and the catalogue never rewrites your history.
Match your Strava bikes to yours once and future rides arrive already assigned.
Every bike type with its own components and positions: front, rear, left, right.
WEAR WITH SOURCES
Every maintenance interval cites its origin: the manufacturer's guidance or an independent measurement. Where no reliable figure exists —frames, rigid forks, handlebars— Pedalytics does not make up a mileage: it suggests an inspection.
RIDE ANALYSIS
Power, heart rate, cadence, speed and altitude in a single trace you can scrub with your finger. If your file has no sensor, Pedalytics says so instead of drawing an invented line.
What is missing is shown as missing, never as zero.
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PREPARE YOUR RIDE
Tell Pedalytics what you are about to do —distance, terrain, rain, mud— and compare your bikes against that plan: which fits best, how much it wears and what to check before and after.
Distance, terrain and expected conditions.
All your bikes against the same plan.
A short list of what really matters.
WORKSHOP
Log cleans, lubes, replacements and inspections, with products and notes. Every event lands on the timeline of the bike and of the part.
New chain
RoadDrivetrain · dry lube
RoadAfter a rainy ride
GravelPads and rotors
GravelYOUR RIDES, FROM ANYWHERE
Pedalytics uses your same GoForIt account, so connections are made once and never duplicated across apps.
In the app
Sync since the last time or the last 30, 90 or 365 days.
Import rides from the file on your bike computer.
Create a ride by hand and give it its setup.
On the horizon
Recovery context to cross with your rides. This is a roadmap, not a date promise.
GUIDES
Clear answers to the questions that come up when you really look after your bike: what wears out, when to check it and how to make use of your ride data.
What wears out a chain, cassette and brake pads, how to track every part individually and why inspecting beats relying on mileage alone.
Distance does not tell the whole story. What mechanical load is, which factors drive it (terrain, rain, mud and climbing) and how to use it to plan maintenance.
What to record for every cleaning, lubrication, inspection and replacement, how to organise history by bike and by part and how to avoid maintenance coming too late.
Organise your bikes and their components: setups, spares, installations and removals, with a verified catalogue and a private copy that never rewrites your history.
How to read power, heart rate, cadence, speed and elevation of a bike ride together, and what to do when your data is missing a sensor.
What Strava knows about your bike and what it does not. How to link Strava gear to your real bikes so every ride arrives assigned and feeds maintenance tracking.
What a FIT file is, what data a bike ride stores, how it differs from GPX and how to import it to analyse your rides and keep track of maintenance.
Before you set off: the plan, which bike fits best, what to check beforehand and what to look after afterwards, especially with rain, mud or lots of climbing.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We are finishing the app. There is no public date yet; this page will be updated as soon as there is one.
No. You can import FIT files or create rides by hand. Strava is simply the most comfortable way to sync automatically.
Pedalytics separates distance ridden from mechanical load, which it estimates from terrain, rain, mud and elevation. It is an explainable estimate, not a measurement, so you can always see where it comes from. Maintenance intervals rely on manufacturer guidance or independent measurements; where no reliable figure exists it suggests an inspection.
Nothing breaks. Pedalytics shows which data each ride has and which is missing, and works with what is there.
Yes. Only your account can read and change your bikes, components and rides. The catalogue is public and verifiable; yours is not.
Yes. One account, two apps: provider connections are made once.
We have not set a price yet. We will publish it before launch.
COMING SOON
Pedalytics is under construction. Come back soon.