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Sep 12, 2026

v0.46.1 - September 12, 2026

Reminders now retire with the part they were set on, and the mobile app is handed everything it needs to name a bike properly

Reminders retire with the part

When a part is replaced during a service, its reminders move across to the new part, and when a part is retired with nothing fitted in its place, those reminders go with it. That has been the behaviour for a while, but it only ever applied to parts retired through a service.

A few parts were retired before services kept that record, and their reminders were left behind — attached to something no longer on the bike. Those have now been cleared. The service history is untouched: every reminder a service completed still reads exactly as it did, because the log keeps its own record of what was done.

Retiring a part outside a service now clears its reminders too, so nothing can be left stranded this way again.

Also in this release

  • The mobile app now receives each bike's name and make alongside the model, so its bike pickers can show the bike the way you named it.
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