The app starts from what needs attention.
Today is not just a list. It combines fleet health, recent service activity, pending ride follow-ups and quick actions like adding a bike or recording service.

Chain Temper helps riders keep a personal care history for every bike: service actions, chain cleaning, lube choices, ride feedback, photos, garage status and simple insights. It is built for ordinary cyclists, not only mechanics.
The page follows the way a rider actually uses the app: add bikes, log care, ride after service, write feedback and read personal patterns over time.
Today is not just a list. It combines fleet health, recent service activity, pending ride follow-ups and quick actions like adding a bike or recording service.

A bike profile can show services, ride notes, photos, last service date and average feel, so the user does not mix one bike’s care history with another.

The landing uses the screenshots you supplied and keeps the page visual language close to the current Chain Temper build: dark panels, green accents, dashboard cards and bike-care context.






Chain Temper is intentionally practical: data is local, forms are short, and the app focuses on repeated care habits rather than complex mechanical terminology.
The core loop is designed so the user does not have to remember details later. The app stores what was done to the chain, how the bike felt right after service, and what happened on a real ride afterward.
Chain Temper is presented as a focused iPhone utility for bicycle care history, service logging, bike garage management, ride feedback and local maintenance insights.
This HTML page intentionally does not include an App Store or download URL. A real app link can be placed in the hero CTA once the listing is available.
The page is built as a single standalone HTML file with all CSS embedded in the document.