Language, dates and distances in one place
Your account settings have a new Preferences page. It holds how Bike Logger shows language, dates and distances, so you no longer have to look for them.

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Every change that reaches your garage, newest first. New features, improvements and fixes, release by release.
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v1.9.0
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Your account settings have a new Preferences page. It holds how Bike Logger shows language, dates and distances, so you no longer have to look for them.

Create an account or log in with the Google or LinkedIn account you already have. No new password to remember.
Already have a Bike Logger account? Connect either one under Linked accounts in your account settings.

Bike Logger now offers to put itself on your home screen, so it opens like an app next to the bike.
It stays a website. There is nothing to download.
The timeline on the maintenance page lets you jump to any older maintenance. It now has a button on your phone as well.

A part can now be due after a number of months as well as at a distance, whichever comes first. Useful for the parts that age even when you do not ride: tyres, sealant, cables.
Set it when you add or edit a part.

Parts now have their own page: every part in one list that you can filter, instead of hunting bike by bike.

Before Strava is disconnected, Bike Logger now asks you to confirm and tells you what happens: your bikes stay with their distance and history, but they are unlinked and their mileage stops syncing.
Reconnect later and you can link them again.
Upload a photo of your bike and move it until the round frame shows the part you like. Every modal also opens as a sheet from the bottom of the screen on a phone now.

The first full release.

it never remembers everything