About bike co.

A real shop. Also a demo.

What a single-door shop looks like when the register, the website, and the service calendar are one system.

The story

The products are real, the bookings work, and the stock counts you see are the same ones the counter sees.

bike co. exists because the people behind Upline spent twenty years around bike shops: product design at Marin, a decade running creative at Jenson USA, and a lot of counters since. The complaint never changed: the software costs too much, the website never matches the floor, and nobody has time to fix either.

So this site is the fix, running in public. Poke around. Book a tune. Add a bike to the cart. If you run a shop and you want yours to work like this, that’s what Upline is for.

One system, three jobs

Upline →

Scanning a new box at the counter

The register

Square, on a phone. Scan a box once and it’s on the shelf and the site.

Upline Base →

A bike as it appears in the online store

The website

WordPress, yours. Stock, prices and sale rules come straight from the counter.

Upline Base →

Mechanic at the workstand

The bookings

Service, rentals, events, one calendar.

Upline Booked →

For riders

Poke around. Book a tune.

Book a service →

For shop owners

Want yours to work like this?

The search results, schema and sitemaps you can’t see are Upline SEO + AI.

See how Upline works →

Talk to the shop

Questions, builds, a weird noise?

Send a note and a real person at the counter writes back.

Running a shop? This storefront is Upline Base: scan it once, it’s on the shelf and the site. Built for single-door shops, runs on the Square and WordPress you already have. See how it works →