Suspend vs Sagly
Two AI-based mountain bike apps. Two very different ideas of how to use AI.
Sagly is the closest tool to Suspend on the market. Both apps use AI to suggest suspension settings; both have ride history and Strava integration. The honest difference is in the interaction model — how you talk to the app, and what happens once you have a baseline. Sagly is a form-driven setup tool with a community. Suspend is a conversation that keeps going after the first ride.
Sagly asks you to fill in your bike, rider weight, and preferences, then outputs recommended numbers. Suspend lets you describe how the ride felt — "fork is harsh on chatter," "shock blows through travel on big hits" — and answers with specific click changes and a short explanation of why.
In Suspend you type "fork pings off square hits." You get back: "one click less HSC." In Sagly you slide a compression value on a form and hope you picked the right starting point.
Sagly is strongest on the initial setup pass. Suspend is built for the ride after that, and the season after that — every ride feeds the next recommendation.
Sagly's free tier caps you at one saved setup and serves ads. Suspend's free tier gives you one bike with the full tuning conversation, no ads.