Tell Quiver what you ride and watch the whole build fill itself in — fork, shock, drivetrain, wheels, every factory part with its real specs. Then make it yours: your size, your colors, your upgrades, what you paid, and the notes that keep your setup dialed.
No forms, no dropdowns, no typing travel numbers off the manufacturer's site. Describe your bike in plain words and Quiver matches it against a real catalog of bikes and their factory builds — before you even sign in.
A few of the 560+ brands in the catalog — the bike makers, and the component brands their builds are made of. If yours isn't here yet, telling us puts it at the top of the research list.
Brand names and logos belong to their owners, shown here to say whose bikes the catalog covers. Quiver isn’t affiliated with, or endorsed by, any of them.
Most riders keep their builds in their head, a spreadsheet, or a fading memory. Quiver gives every bike a proper home — deep enough for the spec nerd, simple enough to actually keep. Swipe between your bikes like the collection it is.
Swapped the fork? Upgraded the drivetrain? Every part you add autofills its full spec sheet from the catalog — travel, offset, hub spacing, weight — not a guess you typed in.
Build cost, every upgrade, stock vs. swapped — plus spend breakdowns, build weight, and gear range, so you finally know what your quiver is really worth.
Reach, stack, head angle, chainstays — the full geometry chart for your bike in your size, on its own tab, straight from the catalog.
With Quiver Pro, email a shop receipt to your personal Quiver address and let the details file themselves. Your first import is free.
Fit notes and setup stay with each bike. Retired parts keep their history, and moved parts carry their story — nothing you learned gets thrown away.
Each bike lives in its own scene, recolored to match your actual paint. Private by default — no feed, no followers, no selling your data.
Every bike lives in its own illustrated scene, recolored to match your actual paint — swipe between them like the collection it is. Ownership time and total invested, right on the shelf.
The build sheet reads like the one the shop never gives you: frame, suspension, drivetrain — every part with its real spec, tracked stock vs. swapped, with what you paid riding along.
Reach, stack, angles — drawn as a blueprint of your frame in your size, with plain-words read-outs of how it actually rides, compared against hundreds of bikes in its class.
A blank field costs you ten seconds. A confidently-wrong answer you trusted costs you money. So no spec exists without a recorded source — and anything unconfirmed is plainly marked.
Quiver represents any bike from day one — road and gravel to trail, enduro, and DH. Discipline-agnostic, never one-size-fits-all.
Quiver is an early release, and we’d rather tell you that than let you find out.
The catalog is growing every day — thousands of bikes with their factory builds and specs, and more added continuously. It doesn’t cover every bike ever made yet. If yours isn’t in there, you can still add it by hand — and telling us puts it straight at the top of our research list.
You may hit rough edges. It’s version one, built by a small team that rides. There’s a feedback button right in the app; we read everything and ship fixes fast.
What we won’t compromise on, even this early: no confidently-wrong specs. If a fact isn’t confirmed, it’s marked that way — that’s the whole point.
Quiver is built iPhone-first. Say what you ride, watch it build itself, and carry your whole quiver in your pocket.