Vehicle Maintenance Log

Every vehicle, one logbook. Cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, RVs, planes, ATVs and the mower: pick the kind and its maintenance schedule is built for you, with miles for the truck and engine hours for the boat.

It knows what's due
- Oil, tires, brakes, filters, fluids and inspections, with typical intervals you can edit
- Due dates estimated from how much you actually drive, not just the calendar
- Reminders a week ahead and on the day, plus one weekend note for anything overdue
- Track days, water crossings and dusty rides bring the right jobs due

Log it in seconds
- Maintenance, repairs, recall fixes, mods, events and fill-ups, each kept apart
- Date, reading, cost, shop or DIY, and notes
- Full history across every vehicle, by month
- Receipts, photos and documents kept with each visit or with the vehicle
- A second meter for generator hours, track hours or trail miles
- Put a boat or bike in storage for the season and reminders pause
- Import your history from Fuelly, Drivvo, Simply Auto or a spreadsheet
- Home screen widget with what's due next

Safety recalls
- Decode a VIN and list recalls from the U.S. NHTSA's public data
- Check what's still open on your VIN on NHTSA's own lookup
- A recall closes when the log shows the fix

Explore
- Price guides opened on your exact vehicle, plus the values you note over time
- Parts and tools for what's due, popular upgrades, owners clubs and forums
- Shops, mobile mechanics and detailers near you

Your data stays yours
- No account and no ads
- Your log stays on your phone
- Export every entry to a spreadsheet (CSV), free

Pro
Your first two vehicles are free forever, with unlimited logging, reminders, recalls and export. Pro adds every vehicle you own, a clean Service Record PDF for a buyer or a shop, and a breakdown of where the money goes, including your real cost per mile. Pro is available monthly or yearly with a one-week free trial for eligible new subscribers, or as a one-time purchase.

Schedules are general guidance for normal use. Your owner's manual and a qualified mechanic come first.