u/Gobagogodada

I built Rig Log, an app for keeping track of your bikes: what's on them, what you've serviced, and what you want to upgrade next. It's already on iOS, and I'm bringing it to Android. Google requires 12 testers in a closed test before I can release it publicly, so I'm looking for people to try it.

What it does

• Add your bikes (road, gravel, MTB and e-MTB, including motor and battery) and list the components on each one
• Log services, with one entry covering several components, and see what's due for attention
• Keep a planned upgrades wishlist per bike, with notes and photos
• Attach photos and receipts to parts
• Export a sale summary PDF when you sell a bike
• Works as a guest with no account, so you don't have to sign up

How to join the test

1. On your Android phone, sign in to Google with the account you use for Google Play.
2. Join the tester group here: https://groups.google.com/g/rig-log-testers (tap "Join group").
3. Then open this link on your phone and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.unlockearth.riglog
4. Install Rig Log from the Play Store page that appears.

Please do me a favour: stay opted in as a tester for 14 days. Google counts testers who stay opted in for that long. Using the app a few times in that period helps most.

The app shows ads, and there's an optional one-time purchase called Rig Log Pro. You don't have to buy anything to test. If you want to try the purchase flow and tell me how it goes, that's useful feedback too.

Unlock Earth app!

I’ve been approved by Strava!

For years, I’ve been “collecting” municipalities while traveling and exploring. I’ve done this simply by recording a GPS activity in each municipality I visit.

I figured there had to be a way to make this more interactive. Fast-forward to today, and Unlock Earth was born! The app syncs with Strava — including your past activities — and lets you collect and unlock municipalities where you’ve recorded GPS activities.

For now, it’s only available on iOS.
The Android version is ready, but I need a whole bunch of beta testers before it can be approved there.

Hello!

I'm an avid mountainbiker. I spend a lot of time tuning, tweaking and servicing my bike. I made an app that fits my needs when doing this, giving me complete overview of what was done when, what parts i have changed out, dates of service on different parts, etc.

When i finally decide to sell the bike, i can export everything to a pdf file so its easy to read for the buyer.

My hope is that road cyclists also want to used it. I havent tested it alot in that segment as i dont own a road bike. The categories are e-mtb, mtb, gravel and road. You add your bike via the link from your store, and the app extract all the specs.

Would any of you want to test it and give some feedback?

Rig Log

Once a day, at a random time, everyone using the app gets the same notification: it's time. A synchronized 2-minute countdown starts for every user at once. When it hits zero, you tap the button — and you're connected by live video to one random stranger, somewhere in the world, for exactly 60 seconds.

Then it's over. No messages, no profiles, no way to find them again. Just one brief conversation, once a day, whenever the countdown happens to land.

Report/block is built in if someone's a jerk. It's still early — this is the first real batch of outside testers, so expect some rough edges. I'd love feedback on:

• Does the countdown/matching moment actually feel good, or just stressful?
• Any bugs with notifications, the video call, or matching
• Whether once-a-day randomness is fun or just annoying

Join here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/qZGtnKhZ

18+ only, iOS only for now (Android's planned, not started yet).