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What it looks like.

Screens from the real app, not mockups — signed in as a demo account with an electric Hyundai Kona and a petrol Volkswagen Golf, so you can see the plan before you add your own car.

Walkthrough · 80 seconds

One pass through the app.

Signing in, the garage, both cars’ dashboards, their history, and the settings. Narrated, with captions for watching on mute.

Screen by screen.

The garage, listing a Kona and a Golf with their estimated odometers and what needs attention — GarageEvery car, worst news first. Odometers carry a ~ because they are estimates, worked out from how far each car actually goes in a day.

The Kona dashboard, with the odometer estimate and a year-ahead timeline of maintenance — An electric carThe Kona at about 59,800 km, projected from its own readings at 32 km a day. The year ahead plots every job — and there is no oil change anywhere.

A card asking when three jobs were last done, with a button to start from today — Questions, not guessesWhere nothing is on record, it asks when a job was last done instead of inventing a date — including the brake caliper service electric cars need.

The Golf dashboard with an overdue cabin filter card and a battery test due soon — A petrol carThe Golf’s overdue cabin filter, 35 days late, and a battery test due in about two weeks. Each card says why the job matters.

Cards for a brake fluid change and a periodic technical inspection, both due soon — By date, or by lawBrake fluid falls due by date alone, every two years whatever the distance. The technical inspection sits on its fixed legal date.

A list of logged services with dates, odometer readings and costs — Service historyEvery job with its date, odometer, shop and cost. Logging one is what moves its next due date.

A list of odometer readings with their dates and where each came from — Mileage historyThe readings behind the estimate, typed in or taken from services. A wrong one can be removed here, and the estimate is worked out again.

Settings for reminder time and the reminder channels — RemindersPush notifications, a calendar feed, or your own Telegram bot — once a day at most, at the hour you pick.

Settings for units, data export and the account — Units and your dataKilometres or miles, litres or gallons, whichever way your country does it. Export everything as one file, free, whenever you like.

The sign-in screen asking for the code from the email — Sign inNo password. A code arrives by email, and that is the whole of signing in.

The Golf dashboard on a wide screen, with four cards that need attention — On a computerThe same Golf at desktop width: the odometer, the four jobs that need attention, and the most recent work, on one screen.

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