Geer alternative
Geer or Velopit? Compared side by side.
Both apps fetch your rides from Strava and remind you when maintenance is due. Geer runs as a web app and marks parts as indoor or outdoor. Velopit brings together components, setups, inventory and a digital service book. Here are the key differences.
Comparison by Velopit As of October 2026
Two apps from the EU. Different scope.
Both apps connect to Strava and track the mileage of each part. They differ in what the free plan covers and in how they record your maintenance.
Geer
Maintenance in the browser, linked to Strava
Geer imports your bikes and rides from Strava and reminds you by push notification and email when parts are due. With “Easy Swap” you move parts to another bike, and you can mark each part as indoor, outdoor or both. Two bikes with five components are free.
Velopit
Three bikes for free, plus a service book
With Velopit Basic you manage up to three bikes with as many components as you like, for free. You also get setups, an inventory with a minimum stock level, workshop sessions and a digital service book. Velopit works in your browser.
| Feature | Velopit | Geer |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Up to 3 bikes for free | 2 bikes and 5 components for free |
| Ride data sources | Strava, manual entry | Strava |
| Service intervals | Kilometres, time, operating hours | Suggested service intervals per part. Whether by kilometres, time or operating hours is not described |
| Component swaps | Move parts and groups between bikes. Mileage and fitting history stay with them. | Move parts to another bike with “Easy Swap” |
| Indoor/outdoor | Indoor and outdoor rides set per component | Mark parts as indoor, outdoor or both |
| Setups | Tyre pressure, bike fit, suspension and torque values per bike | Not publicly documented |
| Service book and service history | Digital service book with service history. Share it by link or export it as a PDF. | Maintenance history per part. Sharing and export are not described |
The entries are based on the features both providers document publicly. A feature that is not clearly documented does not count as missing.
Paid plans: Velopit: €24 a year when you subscribe in the browser. Geer: Pro from €1.67 a month according to the website, no annual price shown. Current prices: Velopit, Geer.
What do you need your app to do?
Geer
You want a simple way to track maintenance in the browser.
One or two bikes, rides from Strava and reminders when parts are due are all you need? Then Geer is worth a look.
Velopit
You want to keep full records of your bikes.
You have more than two bikes, lots of components, or want to pass on your maintenance history in a service book later? Then Velopit is worth a look.
Both apps rely on Strava. Which one suits you better depends on how many bikes and parts you manage, and whether you want to pass on your history.
Two examples from Velopit.
Two examples of how Velopit connects your maintenance with record keeping.
From counting to planning.
In a workshop session you collect the jobs that are due on several bikes, get your materials ready and then log the work you have done.
Your history, ready to pass on.
Every service goes into the digital service book with the date and the mileage. When you sell the bike, you share it by link or as a PDF and decide what the recipient sees.
Already using Geer?
Both apps rely on Strava. When you connect Velopit to Strava, Velopit picks up your bikes with their mileage and fetches new rides by itself.
Your maintenance history so far does not move over from Geer automatically. If you want to continue it in Velopit, you currently add the entries yourself.
FAQ: Geer and Velopit
What is the main difference between Geer and Velopit?
Geer is a web app for Strava riders, with reminders and part swaps. Velopit links your maintenance with setups, inventory, workshop sessions and a digital service book.
How much is free with Geer and Velopit?
Geer is free for two bikes with five components, and Pro costs from €1.67 a month, according to its website. With Velopit Basic you manage up to three bikes with as many components as you like for free, and Ride costs €24 a year when you subscribe in the browser.
Is Geer available in the app stores?
No. Geer is a web app. It runs in the browser on your phone and computer and is not available in the app stores. You can use Velopit in your browser as well.
What this comparison is based on.
Velopit made this comparison. It is based on the product descriptions, pricing pages and support information that each provider publishes.
This page is not an independent product test. Features and prices can change.
Sources
- Velopit, pages checked: Features, Pricing, Digital service book, checked on 28 October 2026
- Geer, pages checked: Home page, checked on 28 October 2026
Last checked: October 2026.
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