Built for cyclists who want to know what happens after the ride.
Drais exists because serious bike ownership is still too often scattered across notes, receipts, shop invoices, ride apps and memory. The product ties those fragments into one workspace for bikes, parts, maintenance, rides, workshop and community.
No extra activity feed.
Drais starts at ownership: the bike, the parts on it, the work that keeps it ride-ready, and the rides that change its condition.
Everyday cyclists
Keep commute, weekend and winter bikes organized — without recreating the same maintenance notes every season.
Performance-driven riders
Track wear, costs, bike selection and ride history precisely enough to make earlier maintenance and upgrade decisions.
Hands-on owners
Bring DIY work, handoff to the shop, torque specs, checklists and replacement planning together in one reliable dossier.
Ride data should change the garage.
Traditional ride platforms are great at effort and social context. Drais is designed for the ownership layer beneath that: which bike did the work, which components took the kilometers, what maintenance is due — and what the bike has cost.
From activity to condition
Imported and logged rides feed bike history and component wear — so your garage gets more accurate as you ride.
From memory to dossier
Parts, maintenance, costs, photos, notes and history stay linked to the bike — instead of disappearing into apps and receipts.
Built around control, not noise.
Three principles that drive every product decision. No growth hacks, no attention economy.
Offline-first
Core flows for bike, ride and maintenance should remain usable when the connection is poor. What you do offline syncs quietly once you're online again — without you having to think about it.
Exportable
Your bike history and ownership data should remain portable and usable outside the product. PDF, CSV and JSON. Always. No exit tax.
Community with context
Forums, rides, clubs, chat and marketplace are strongest when they tie back to real cycling context, not to an empty profile.
Built by cyclists who needed this themselves.
I'm Łukasz, a cyclist in Haarlem with a gravel bike, a full-suspension MTB and a toolbox that actually gets used.
We built Drais because the details that matter to cyclists — chain wear, service history, component swaps, receipts, costs, even who's riding this weekend — were scattered across Notes, Gmail, WhatsApp, spreadsheets and too many apps.
So we built one place for all of it.
Ready to bring it
all together?
Free during beta. iOS, Android and web. First wave ships summer 2026.