Bike maintenance
made easy.

Just take a photo of the bike issue with your phone's camera. Our AI — powered by OpenAI's GPT-4 Vision — analyzes the image in seconds. It identifies the problem, rates its severity (low, medium, or high), tells you what tools you'll need, estimates the repair cost, and gives you a clear summary of what's going on. From there, you can jump straight into a guided repair or ask our AI chat for more details.

Not at all. Gear AI is designed for everyone — from complete beginners who've never picked up a wrench to experienced cyclists who want a smarter workflow. Every repair guide walks you through each step with clear instructions, and our AI verifies your work with your camera before you move on. If you get stuck, the AI chat assistant and voice mode are there to help in real time.

All of them. Road bikes, mountain bikes, gravel bikes, commuters, e-bikes, hybrids — Gear AI works with any bicycle. You can add as many bikes as you want to your garage, each with its own health score, service history, and specs.

Your bike data, maintenance history, and previously saved repair guides are always available offline. However, AI-powered features like diagnosis, chat, and voice assistant require an internet connection since they run on OpenAI's servers in real time.

Connect your Strava account with one tap. Gear AI imports your bikes from Strava and syncs your ride data automatically. It then uses your mileage, riding frequency, and activity types to give you smarter, more accurate maintenance recommendations — like knowing your chain needs a lube after your last 200 miles of gravel riding.

Yes. The average cyclist spends $500–$800 per year at local bike shops for routine maintenance and repairs. Gear AI is $64.99/year — and with it guiding you through those same repairs yourself, most users save $400–$700 in their first year. The app pays for itself after a single repair.