Build a wheel from parts. Add a hub, rim, and spokes to your bike as one wheel, priced and tracked together instead of squeezed into one line. Forward a wheel builder's receipt and Quiver keeps it as one wheel too. Every part now prices the same way, wherever you add it: from the edit screen, from a wheel you're building, or straight from a forwarded receipt matched to a part you already own. A lot of small things got cleaner along the way, including how you add and edit parts.

Export your data. Every bike and part you've saved now downloads as a file, JSON or a spreadsheet-ready CSV, free on any plan. Open Account, then Export my data. A few small things got smoother along the way.

Setting up a bike is now a conversation. Tell Quiver what you ride in plain words. It finds the bike, fills in the factory build, and asks only what it still needs. The four-screen setup form is gone. You can also start with what you already have. Attach a screenshot or a spreadsheet, send a PDF, or forward a shop receipt, and Quiver reads it first. Nothing gets asked twice. If your description already named the year or the size, Quiver keeps it and moves on. And when a bike has no factory build on record, it says so instead of pretending.

Meet Quiver Pro: a one-time unlock for unlimited current bikes, full 24-photo galleries, and email receipt imports. AI-assisted bike and part autofill stays free, retired bikes never count against your quiver, and this release makes signing in faster and more reliable.