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Your head unit already tracks this. Quiver just reads it.

Every ride, your Karoo, Garmin, or Wahoo writes one file — miles, connected sensors, battery levels, the lot. Quiver reads that file and keeps each bike current: odometers tick up, batteries update, parts count down toward service. Your data, straight off your own devices — no platform in between.

The head units we read

Three ways in, one result: a garage that stays current on its own.

  • Automatic sync

    Hammerhead Karoo

    • Karoo
    • Karoo 2
    • Karoo 3

    Install the free Quiver app on your Karoo and pair it once with a short code. Every finished ride then syncs on its own — mileage, sensors, and battery levels — with nothing to plug in, ever.

  • Plug in & import

    Garmin

    • Edge 530
    • 840
    • 1040
    • 1050

    Plug the Edge into your computer over USB. The Edge 530/830/1030 mount as a drive you pick directly; the 540/840/1040/1050 and newer copy off with a free MTP app first — or you can use a Garmin Connect data export. Either way, Quiver reads your whole ride history in one pass.

    Automatic sync isn't available yet — Garmin has paused new developer access to its ride API.

  • Plug in & import

    Wahoo

    • ELEMNT
    • BOLT
    • ROAM
    • ACE

    Plug your ELEMNT, BOLT, ROAM, or ACE in over USB. On a Mac, copy the exports folder off with a free MTP app (OpenMTP) first; on Windows it appears in Explorer. Quiver then reads your whole ride history in one pass.

    Automatic sync is in the works — for now, plugging in brings in everything.

Importing is one move
  • Your whole history, in one pass
  • No account to link
  • Your data, from your own devices
  • Re-runs are free — nothing double-counts

Riding something else? Drop a single .fit ride file, or point Quiver at a folder of them — it works for anything ever made.

Start your Quiver — $19.99/yearSee pricing

Where automatic sync stands: hands-off cloud sync is live for the Hammerhead Karoo today. Garmin has paused new developer access to its ride API, and we will add brands as their programs open up — until then, plugging in imports everything in one go. Quiver only ever reads your own rides, into your own garage.