New - Preset lookup for wax and lube. Settings now has a searchable catalogue of known chain products and their typical reapplication distances. Tap one and it creates a preset with the kind and interval already filled in, so you are not guessing at the number that drives every future alert. - Service reminders can track by time, distance, or both. Whichever comes first makes the reminder due. Tubeless sealant and coin-cell batteries wear on the calendar whether or not the bike moves, so each reminder now has a separate switch for its distance basis and its time basis. - Private nicknames. If you service other people's bikes, you can give each bike, and each owner, a nickname that only you see. The real name always travels alongside it, and the owner is never shown the nickname or told it exists. - Bike notes. Every bike gets a free-text notes box for the small facts that outlast a single service, such as tire pressures and spare-part sizes. Anyone who services the bike can edit it. - Chain type on import. Bikes imported from Strava now ask whether the chain is waxed or oiled before they are added, so degrease tracking starts out correct instead of needing a trip to the chain settings. - Quick-link split tracking. The wax and lube sheet has a "Quick link split" tick box, and each chain keeps a running count, since a quick link is only rated for a limited number of openings. Fixed - Strava sync could show an error the app had caused itself after a screen was reopened many times in quick succession. It now backs off when Strava asks it to and recovers on its own. - Opening a bike's settings screen could crash. Fixed. - Unmuting a person no longer replays the alerts that were silenced while they were muted. - Some notifications could be delivered twice. Fixed. - Two service contacts with the same display name (two riders both called "Dave") are no longer merged into one person. - The Save button when setting a nickname could sit behind the keyboard. - Various smaller reliability and security fixes.