Hi, I'm Ryan

I ride road and mountain bikes around the Bay Area. I've spent about fifteen years designing products at big tech companies, first as a designer and then as a manager. Quiver started with my own bikes.

I kept a spreadsheet of builds and upgrades, with receipts saved separately. It worked when I remembered to update it. Over time, I had to check a few places to work out what was on a bike or what I'd spent on it.

I wanted an app that could find the factory build details, so I could add my changes without typing the whole bike in. That's what I built Quiver to do.

A record that keeps up with your bikes

The factory build is the starting point. The useful part is remembering what changed: the fork you swapped, the wheels you moved to another bike, what you paid, and the setup you want to come back to. Those details belong with the bike.

Quiver’s bike and part coverage varies by model and year. Specs keep their source, and anything unconfirmed is marked so you can review it before saving.

Get in touch

I build Quiver and answer the emails. If your bike is missing, a spec looks wrong, or there's something you'd like the app to do, email me at [email protected]. Those reports help us decide what to review.

Quiver is on Instagram as @ride_quiver, TikTok as @ridequiver, Facebook as ride_quiver, and X as @ride_quiver.