Sprok

Sprok, your bike garage.

Track your bikes, components, and service history in one place. Sprok watches the wear so you know what needs attention, and when.

Free while we're in beta. No credit card.

For cyclists who can tell you their tyre pressure but not when they last changed their chain.

Your garage

Every bike you own, in one place.

Add as many bikes as you ride. Each one gets its own page: photos, specs, components, and a full service history. The bike is the centre of Sprok, not a spreadsheet row. You're building a garage you're proud of.

Multiple bikes. Photo galleries. Specs. Full timeline. Garage health at a glance.

Garage health in Sprok: 100%, in top shape, 25 Good, 0 Needs attention, 0 Urgent
Three bikes in a Sprok garage, each with a photo, name, type and a Good status pill: Beast, Endurace and Epic

Component wear

Sprok knows how worn your parts are. You don't have to guess.

Sprok tracks distance and time on your components, live, from the moment you add it. Wear follows the part, not the bike. Move your fork to a different bike and its history comes with it. Service it and wear resets, but the history stays. Nothing is lost.

The Cassette wear card: 900 of 6,000 km, 15%, status Good
The Chain wear card: 900 of 2,500 km, 36%, status Good, with a Log service button
  • GoodEverything is within range. Keep riding.
  • Needs attentionWorth looking at soon. Don't leave it too long.
  • UrgentService this before your next ride.

Service

Log a service in one action, across the whole bike.

When you bring your bike in for a full service, you shouldn't have to log every part one by one. Sprok's bike-wide checklist shows everything on the bike, with urgent parts pre-checked. Tick what was serviced, confirm, and wear resets on everything you touched. That's it.

Logging a service means “this part is like new again.” Wear tracking restarts from zero. The distance it had before is still there in your history.

The Log service dialog for the bike Beast in Sprok: a checklist of its parts grouped by drivetrain, brakes and suspension, with the brake pads, suspension fork and suspension shock pre-checked, and a button reading Log service for 3 components

Tyres

Tyre wear has no honest number. So Sprok doesn't invent one.

There's no percentage that can tell you how worn a tyre is. Rubber compound, terrain, pressure, rider weight, they all matter, and no app can see them. What works is what mechanics have always done: look at the tyre. So Sprok asks you to check in. You give a verdict, Sprok logs it and reminds you to look again in about 1,000 km.

A tyre card in Sprok: Vittoria Mezcal XC Race, next check in 1,440 km, status Good
A tyre card in Sprok: Vittoria Barzo XC Race, next check in 1,440 km, status Good, with a Check in button

Checked in. Next look in about 1,000 km.

Reminders

Sprok works while you're not looking at it.

When something in your garage needs attention, Sprok sends a daily digest to your inbox. One email, only when there's something worth knowing. Every email has a real one-click unsubscribe.

Sprok has no ads. Your data is not sold.

The top of a Sprok service reminder email: the Sprok badge, the label Service reminder, the heading A few parts in your garage need attention, and the line Hey, your garage flagged a few things
A bike card from the reminder email, Trek Fuel EX 8: RockShox Pike fork marked Urgent, 812 km on a 750 km service interval, and rear tyre marked Needs attention, 1,470 km on this tyre

Equipment

Every part of the bike has a place.

Drivetrain, brakes, wheels, suspension, cockpit and seat, frame and accessories. Each category is either wear-tracked or recorded as a spec entry, depending on what makes sense for that part. You choose what to add. Nothing is mandatory.

  • Drivetrain
  • Brakes
  • Wheels
  • Suspension
  • Cockpit & seat
  • Frame & accessories
The Chain category on Sprok's Components page: five chains, one per bike, each with a Good status and a Log service button
Filter chips on the Components page: All, Installed, Unassigned, Needs attention, Urgent

Parts not on a bike live in your spares. Their wear history travels with them.

Beta

Free while we're in beta.

No paid tier. No trial period. No credit card. Sign up, add your bike, and start tracking. If you have feedback, there's a feedback button in the app. It goes straight to the person who built it.