Your bike runs on hours.
Know when it needs love.
VeloMaintaino pulls your ride data from Strava and tracks service intervals for every bike — by hours ridden, miles, or calendar date. See what's due before something breaks mid-ride.
Most riders track maintenance
in their head. That's the problem.
Every forum, every subreddit — the question is always the same: "How do you guys keep track of this stuff?"
Couldn't remember the last time I lubed my chain. Sat there thinking about it for five minutes, then just did it again to be safe.
My fork service is due every 50 hours, but I have no clue how many hours are actually on it. There's no easy way to figure that out.
I made a spreadsheet for this, but I never actually update it. By the time something feels off, I'm already a month overdue.
There's a maintenance log taped to my garage cabinet. It's never current. I basically just do things when they start to feel wrong.
Set it up in under 2 minutes.
Then just ride.
VeloMaintaino does the tracking automatically. You only need to log a service once — it handles the math from there.
Connect Strava
We pull your full ride history automatically. Every activity, every bike, every mile and hour — no manual entry needed.
Log your last service
Add the date you last lubed your chain, serviced your fork, or bled your brakes. Set the interval: every X hours, every X miles, or by a specific date.
See what's due
Your dashboard shows every bike and every service type, color-coded by status. Green means go. Yellow means soon. Red means now.
Everything a dialed rider needs.
Nothing they don't.
No bloat, no upsells. Just the tools you need to keep your bikes dialed.
Strava Auto-Sync
Connect once. VeloMaintaino automatically pulls your rides, assigns them to the right bike, and calculates hours and miles since your last service.
Track by Hours, Miles, or Date
Chain wax every 200 miles. Fork service every 50 hours. Annual brake bleed by calendar. All three interval types supported, per service.
All Your Bikes
Road, gravel, MTB, e-bike, commuter. Every bike in your Strava garage gets its own dashboard. Different service schedules for each.
Status at a Glance
No digging through logs. Your dashboard shows every service type with a progress bar and color-coded status — overdue, due soon, or good.
Full Service History
Every log entry is saved. See your full maintenance history per bike, per service type. Useful when selling a bike or bringing it to your LBS.
Private by Default
Your maintenance logs are tied to your Strava account and visible only to you. We don't sell your data or show it to anyone else.
Your service status,
crystal clear.
No more guessing. Every service type shows exactly where you stand.
Built for riders who take
their bikes seriously.
If it's on Strava, VeloMaintaino tracks it.
MTB Riders
Track fork and shock service hours, chain wear, and brake bleeds with precision.
Road Cyclists
Stay on top of chain wear, brake bleeds, bar tape, and tire replacement intervals.
Gravel Riders
Multiple bikes, mixed terrain — one dashboard keeps it all organized.
Commuters
High mileage means more frequent service. Know exactly when you're due.
Home Mechanics
Keep a real service log for every bike in the garage. No more sticky notes, no more guessing.
Racers
Show up to the line knowing your bike is fresh. Never get caught out by a worn drivetrain.
Questions? Answered.
Stop guessing.
Keep your rig dialed.
Connect with Strava and see your complete service status in under 60 seconds.
Connect with Strava