Screenshot of Quantify My Bike component editor with new input field Identifier. Same data shows a chain with Identifier A.

Screenshot of list of components in Quantify My Bike. Identical chain components can be distinguished through identifiers A, B, and C.

Update: Component Identifiers. If you run multiple identical components - like rotating chains - you can now label them A, B, C (or whatever works for you) to tell them apart across all views. No more guessing which chain is which.
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Update: It’s not just your imagination — we really are that much faster. 🚀

We’ve optimized our backend to give server requests a 4x performance boost. That means less time waiting for screens to load and more time hitting the trails. 🚲💨

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Screenshot of Component view in Quantify My Bike app. The table that lists installations at bikes got a new column that shows the usage for each installation period.

Update: Waxers and Chain Rotators: This one’s for you. 🕯️🚴Component view now tracks usage per installation period, so you never lose track of which chain is due for a swap (or a re-wax).

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It's ok to be nerdy.

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It's ok to be nerdy.

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Screenshot of bike component editor on quantifymybike.com. The new Duplicates button is highlighted.

Update: Some components won't stay alone. Hit the new Duplicate button to quickly create similar components.
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Quantify My Bike User Survey July 2025 Thanks for participating in our user survey. Your feedback is crucial in helping us decide which features to build next. This survey should only take about 3-4 minutes to complete. We will read every ...

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Screenshot showing a to-do list. Items can be removed with a click on the Dismiss button.

Update: That feeling of a truly completed to-do list is finally here! You now can dismiss finished tasks on your dashboard.
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If you don't want to wait, you can start a full sync in the app or on the website by going to your avatar in the upper right corner > Strava Integration > Sync Now.

Production issue resolved: As of June 15, 2025 12:00 AM UTC, Strava change notifications are processing again. It may take up to a week for missed changes to be automatically imported into Quantify My Bike. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Production issue: Since June 13, 2025 4:38 pm UTC changes in Strava are not synced to Quantify My Bike. We are working on a fix and will post an update.

Screenshot showing Quantify My Bike's component detail page. Name of a bicycle component, multiple usage metrics and estimations when the component needs to be replaced are shown.

Update: The component detail page shows you usage metrics and when the component needs to be replaced.
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Dashboard shown on quantifymybike.com website or in Quantify My Bike Android app listing bicycle components with estimated replacement dates.

Update: See exactly when your components need replacing! All the info you need, in one place, calculated from your usage and history.
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