Improvements
A reorganised bike screen
The list at the bottom of each bike's page has been rebuilt as a tiled grid, split into two sections by how often you use them:
- Maintenance — Components, Reminders, and Service History. The things you check between rides now come first.
- Setup — Sensors, Profiles, Bike Fit, and Race-Day Readiness. Configuration you touch occasionally sits below.
All counts and statuses carry over — component counts, outstanding reminders, and your bike-fit status are visible at a glance on each tile.
The Reminders tile now tells the whole story: if you haven't set any reminders up yet it says so, reminders that are due show in an amber count beside the bike's total, and once everything's done you'll see "All caught up" — and it means it.
Reminders, reorganised by what needs doing
A bike's reminders are no longer split across To-do and Upcoming tabs. They now read as one list, grouped under headings that tell you where each one stands:
- Overdue — past due, in red.
- Due Soon — coming up within three days, 50 km, or the last stretch of a ride count.
- Upcoming — set up, but nothing to do yet.
- Scheduled — completed and waiting to come round again.
Only the headings you actually need appear, so a bike with nothing pressing just shows what's scheduled.
Each reminder card now shows every rule you've set — "Every 500 km", "Every week · 09:00", ride progress — so a rule is never invisible just because its next run hasn't been scheduled yet. Swipe a card left to complete it, with a toast and one-tap Undo if you change your mind.
The detail view was rebuilt to lay out all of a reminder's rules and their progress together, and it's now fully accessible to VoiceOver — previously screen readers couldn't reach any of its actions.
The reminder form matches the bike form's design, replaces the fiddly hour and minute boxes with a native time picker, shows distances in your preferred unit, warns before discarding unsaved changes, and tells you when a save fails instead of failing silently.
Consistent wear colours everywhere
Component wear now uses the same colour thresholds across the whole app: amber from 60% as a component approaches its threshold, red from 80%. Previously the bike screen and home screen could disagree about the same component.
Bug Fixes
- If your bikes fail to load (for example on a flaky connection), the app now shows a proper error with a retry button instead of incorrectly suggesting you have no bikes yet.
- The wear ring on the bike overview now renders correctly in dark mode.
- Better VoiceOver support on the bike screen — each section tile announces its name and count.
- Reminder counts on the bike screen now update straight away when you complete, add, or delete a reminder, instead of waiting for a refresh.