Service Calendar
Riders pick an open service slot for a tune-up, brake rub, gear skipping, flat fix, or safety check. You control how many bikes you can take each day.
Working prototype · Retail
Bike Shop & Bicycle Repair app prototype, ready to try before you build.
Explore a working bike shop & bicycle repair app prototype with service calendar, tune-up menu, and repair add-ons. Customize it yourself or have Mistflow Studio build the approved screens, style, and flow.
This is a working mobile prototype, not a shipped app. Mistflow can turn it into a native iPhone and Android app after you confirm the screens, platform details, and integrations.
Prototype screenReady to explore
Built for bike shop work
The friction this app is designed to remove.
Not a generic app template. This prototype starts with the moments that cost your team time or leave customers waiting.
- Riders text, call, and DM you on Instagram asking whether a skipping chain needs a basic tune-up or a full drivetrain service, and your mechanic answers the same question all day.
- Your service calendar fills up fast, but customers still show up without a slot and expect a same-day brake adjustment.
- Estimate approvals happen by missed calls and scribbled notes, so a bike sits in the stand while you wait to hear back about a new cassette or brake pads.
- Customers keep asking, 'Is my bike ready yet?' while your staff is trying to finish the actual repair.
- Regulars own a road bike, a gravel bike, and a commuter, but the wheel size, tire setup, drivetrain notes, and service history are scattered across old tickets.
Inside the prototype
Specific tools for your bike shop.
Keep what fits, change what does not, and add the details that make the workflow yours.
Tune-Up Menu
Show your basic, standard, and full tune-up packages in plain language, with what is included in each one so customers know what they are paying for.
Repair Add-Ons
Customers can add common extras like brake pads, chain replacement, tubeless refresh, derailleur hanger check, or bar tape before they drop the bike off.
Repair Tracker
Once the bike is in the stand, the customer sees simple status updates like checked in, diagnosing, waiting on approval, parts ordered, in repair, ready for pickup.
Estimate Approval
Send an estimate for the real work needed, such as a new chain and cassette. The rider approves it from the app so the mechanic can keep moving.
My Bikes
Each rider keeps profiles for every bike they own, including make, model, wheel size, brake type, drivetrain notes, tire setup, and past service history.
Pickup Timing
Customers see when the bike is expected to be ready and get a clear pickup notice, so they can plan a commute, race weekend, or group ride.
Prototype screen gallery
See the proposed experience, screen by screen.
These are screens from the working prototype—not screenshots of a shipped customer app.
Example workflows
How it could work day to day.
Use these examples to judge whether the flow matches your business before you commit to building it.
- 01A commuter opens Chainline because the rear gear is skipping. They choose gear adjustment, pick Thursday at 4:30, select their black Trek commuter from My Bikes, and drop it off knowing the shop has the right notes.
- 02A road cyclist compares the basic tune-up, standard tune-up, and full overhaul in the Tune-Up Menu. They add bar tape and a brake pad check, then book the next open service slot.
- 03Your mechanic diagnoses a worn chain and cassette. The shop sends an estimate through the app, the customer approves it, and the repair moves from waiting on approval to in repair without a phone call.
- 04A rider with three bikes opens My Bikes before booking and chooses the gravel bike, not the road bike. The shop sees the tubeless tire setup and last service notes before the bike arrives.
The build promise
What you approve is what gets built.
Explore this working prototype, customize it yourself or hand it to us, then approve the screens, style, and flow before the finished build begins.
Explore
Try the proposed flow and review every prototype screen.
Customize
Change the words, branding, features, and workflow until it fits.
Approve and build
Your approved prototype becomes the clear visual contract for the finished app.
Straight answers
Bike Shop & Bicycle Repair app pricing, explained.
Choose self-serve if you want control, or Studio if you want Mistflow to take the build from approved prototype to a native iPhone and Android app.
Agency comparison from the industry brief: A custom bike shop app from an agency can run $15,000 to $50,000 or more, especially if you need service booking, tune-up menus, repair tracking, estimate approvals, customer bike profiles, and mobile deployment. Quotes vary by scope, platform, and integrations.
Use your Mistflow subscription
Start from this exact prototype, make it yours, and build in Mistflow. See the pricing page for current subscription options.
Build my version$4,900 fixed · 14 days
Hand the approved prototype to the Mistflow team for a focused native mobile app build. Scope is confirmed before the 14-day engagement starts.
Have Mistflow build itBuying questions
Know exactly what you are starting with.
Clear answers about the prototype, the finished build, and your two paths forward.
Is this bike shop app finished?
No. The screens on this page are a working prototype: you can explore the flow, but it is not a shipped customer app. The finished app is built after you approve or customize the prototype.
Can I start with this exact prototype?
Yes. Build my version carries this exact prototype into Mistflow, including its screens, style, and flow. You can change it before the finished app is built.
What can I customize for my bike shop?
You can change the branding, wording, steps, and features. This prototype currently demonstrates Service Calendar, Tune-Up Menu, and Repair Add-Ons, and you can keep, remove, or reshape those parts around the way your business works.
Can customers track repair status without calling the shop?
Yes. In the finished app, you can update a bike from checked in to diagnosing, waiting on approval, parts ordered, in repair, and ready for pickup. Customers see the status in the app instead of calling the counter.
Can it handle different tune-up packages and add-ons?
Yes. In the finished app, you can show a basic tune-up, standard tune-up, full overhaul, or any package you sell. Add-ons like tubeless refresh, chain replacement, brake pads, cable replacement, or bar tape can be listed with plain descriptions.
How much does it cost to turn this into a finished app?
For self-serve, you use a Mistflow subscription; current plan prices are listed on the pricing page. Mistflow Studio is a separate $4,900 fixed service for a 14-day native iPhone and Android app build. Scope is confirmed before work starts.
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