A typed address gets a real map pin
An address typed by hand now geocodes like one picked from the dropdown, so the pin, the route and the printed address agree. Matters most on pickups and mobile jobs.
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8 shipped· August 6, 2026
A typed address stays where you typed it.
A typed address carries a map pin, New booking asks for day and time up front, customer records are editable with real addresses, and a bike sale can be logged from a phone.
Booking asks which day
Day and start time are fields on the New booking form, so what you pick is what gets booked. Customer search ranks people who have booked with you first.
Customer records you can edit, with a real address
Addresses show on the customer record and in the lookup. Names, emails, phone numbers, addresses and notes are editable. Search matches on any word, so a full name works.
Log a bike sale from a phone, no email required
Email and phone are each optional on a bike sale, as long as you have one. The buyer files as a customer, and picking a returning customer fills in their details and bike.
Under the hood
Mobile repair joins pickup and drop-off
A third booking type for jobs where the mechanic goes to the customer, on the New booking menu.
Two customers on one phone number stay two customers
Records on a shared number are told apart by name as well as number.
The shop page loads noticeably faster
Some loads dropped from over a second to under a tenth of that, with duplicate data calls gone.
Service durations that don't match reality get flagged
A service listed at 120 minutes that you only ever book 15 for gets flagged in the editor.
Got something you wish Velobook did?
Email alex@velobook.app. Half the entries on this page started as a one-line note from a shop. We ship in the order shops ask.