Tiiks vs Dialled MTB: Mileage on Named Brand Parts vs Premium-Gated Ride Hours

Dialled MTB is suspension science and maintenance hours for mountain bikes, with the full tracker behind Premium. Tiiks puts Strava on named brand parts, on any discipline, with reviews from the rider community.

Tiiks is the other hunger. Native iOS and Android. Strava distance on the bike and on each fitted component. A real parts catalog with specs. Community ratings and rider reviews. Service or replace. Full history. A widget. Twenty slots. Road, gravel, commuter, mountain: the the discipline is not the gate. If you came to set fork PSI and tag a value as confirmed, you are in Dialled’s parking lot. If you came to know the cassette and how far other riders got on it, you are in ours.

The short version

Stay on Dialled MTB if you are a mountain biker first, you want hours and sag in one place, you will pay Dialled Unlocked for the tracker, and a confirmed PSI on the fork matters more than a named cassette with a review. Their App Store listing is real; treat Android as what the site says it is: being built, not as a finished second store.

Choose Tiiks if you want native iOS and Android, Strava on twenty brand-part slots, community ratings and rider reviews, and a history that is not locked behind a suspension-tier upgrade. Dialled is the better MTB hours-and-setup bench. Tiiks is the better named-part mileage and reviews product. Use the parking lot you actually park in.

What Dialled MTB covers

Dialled MTB lists on the App Store as com.arcturusdc.dialledmtb (id 6760664613). Their site says it is being built for Android and iOS, for trail riders, enduro racers, analogue bikes, and e-MTB. Maintenance covers fork, shock, drivetrain, brakes, bearings, and more, triggered by ride count, hours, or a calendar. Due and overdue show when you open the app. Log a ride and those clocks move. That is hours-as-truth for a mountain bike, not a star rating on a chain you never named.

The other half is setup. Enter weight and riding style; Dialled gives a starting point for fork and shock PSI, a sag check, and tyre pressure per bike. Values can be tagged confirmed, estimated, or suggested. They keep a tyre catalog of more than a hundred MTB tyres: casing, inserts as as a setup reference, not as rider reviews and community ratings. Strava (gear linking) and Apple Health can feed the hours. An AI Advisor knows travel, setup, history, and tyres, and you can apply a recommendation to a saved setup. Multi-bike. Offline log. CSV export. Free is one bike, setup tools, and the basics. Premium: Dialled Unlocked: opens the full maintenance tracker and reminders, the AI Advisor, unlimited bikes, and the Strava plus Health pipes. Do not install the free tier expecting the workshop to already be unlocked.

The table is the honest split. Everything below explains why each row matters for your garage.

Tiiks vs Dialled MTB at a glance

FeatureDialled MTBTiiks
Factory bike preset fills all slotsNoYes
Real brand parts with specificationsNoYes
Community ratings and rider reviewsNoYes
Top-rated alternatives when replacingNoYes
20 full-bike component slotsYesYes
Strava auto mileage on each partNoYes
Push alerts after ridesYesYes
Wear dashboard with color statusYesYes
iOS home screen widgetNoYes
Native iOS + Android appNoYes
Service and replacement historyYesYes
Service-or-replace guidanceNoYes
Fork/shock sag and PSI calculatorYesNo
Ride-hours maintenance trackerYesNo
MTB tyre casing reference listYesNo

What Tiiks covers

Tiiks starts from factory bike presets: pick your make and model and all twenty slots fill with real brand parts: Shimano, SRAM, and others: each with specs, community ratings, and rider reviews. Strava rides update wear on every fitted part automatically. A color-coded wear dashboard, push alerts after rides, and an iOS home-screen widget keep the bike visible between outings. We do not ship a sag calculator or an AI that applies clicker changes to a saved setup.

Quick answer

Does Dialled have a parts catalog with rider reviews?

No. They have a maintenance tracker, setup calculators, and a tyre reference list for MTB casings and inserts. That is not community ratings and rider reviews on drivetrain parts. Tiiks fills twenty slots with named brand parts and shows what other riders say about them.