Tools for keeping gear in service
Calculators and printables that answer “how often?” with a schedule you can keep. They run in your browser: nothing you type leaves the page. Every interval names its source.
Plan
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01 Open → Maintenance schedule builder
Pick your gear, keep the jobs that matter, set the intervals. Print it, or open it in GearKit.
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02 Open → Is it due?
When did you last do it? See the countdown the way GearKit shows it.
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03 Open → Printable service labels
A label per job with boxes for the date done and the next date, to stick on the gear itself.
Calculators
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04 Open → Chain wax and lube interval
How often to re-wax or re-lube a bike chain, from the maker’s kilometres and your week.
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05 Open → Tubeless sealant top-up
When to check and top up tubeless sealant, by brand, heat and distance.
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06 Open → Suspension service interval
Fox and RockShox service hours turned into months at the hours you ride.
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07 Open → Ski and snowboard wax interval
Days on snow per wax and per edge tune, turned into dates for your season.
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08 Open → Chainsaw maintenance schedule
STIHL’s and Husqvarna’s charts sorted into per-use jobs and dated ones for how often you cut.
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09 Open → Lawn mower service schedule
Oil, air filter, spark plug and blade for a petrol mower, from Honda’s and Briggs & Stratton’s hours.
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10 Open → Espresso machine cleaning schedule
Backflush, gasket, water filter and burrs, from the shots you pull a day.