Quiver vs Tiiks
Tiiks describes itself as bike maintenance tracking: "Track bike usage, plan service, and ride longer." It watches your mileage and tells you when a part is due. Quiver works out what the part is in the first place.
The short version
Pick Tiiks if you ride with Strava and want your kilometres turned into service reminders automatically, and a yearly subscription is fine.
Pick Quiver if the missing thing is the record itself: several bikes, parts swapped over the years, and no accurate list of what is on any of them. Quiver does not do service reminders.
| Quiver | Tiiks | |
|---|---|---|
| Main job | Know exactly what is on each bike, and what it cost | Track usage and plan service |
| Getting a build in | Name the bike to find matching factory parts and published specs | A component database that "preselects brand, model, year, and variant where possible" |
| Source shown for each spec | Yes, and unconfirmed values are marked | Not something they list |
| Per-size geometry | Yes | Not something they list |
| Service reminders | No, by choice | Yes, its core feature |
| Strava sync | No | Yes, central to the product |
| Free tier | 1 current bike, unlimited retired, no time limit | 14-day full trial, then 1 bike and a 250 km tracking limit |
| Price | Free, or $9.99 once for Pro | Pro $44.99 a year |
| Platforms | iPhone and Android | iPhone. Their site also lists Android, though we could not find a Play listing |
What Tiiks does better
Mileage. Tiiks signs you in with Strava and turns the kilometres you actually ride into wear estimates and service planning, which is real work Quiver does not attempt. If your question is "is my chain done", Tiiks answers it and Quiver does not.
What Quiver does better
The starting point. Tiiks matches components to your setup from a parts database; Quiver starts a level up, from the complete bike. Name a 2024 Santa Cruz Hightower in size L and Quiver finds matching factory parts and published specs, with sources attached and anything unconfirmed marked as such. Per-size geometry in plain language is there for the next-bike decision. And Quiver Pro is one $9.99 payment against $44.99 every year.
Can you use both?
Yes. They overlap less than they look: Quiver holds what the bike is, Tiiks watches how hard you have ridden it.
Competitor details come from each app's own website and store listing and were checked on 17 August 2026. Prices and features change, and store prices sometimes differ from website prices. If something here is out of date, email [email protected] and we will fix it.
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