Maintenance: Car Tracker

An oil-change date is more useful when it sits beside the odometer reading and the bill. Maintenance: Car Tracker puts those details in a vehicle service log. It supports multiple vehicles, with entries for routine work, inspections, repairs and custom services. Each can carry a date, mileage, cost and notes.

Keeping separate histories matters when two family cars have different schedules. A driver could check which car had new tires without searching through a shared list of repairs.

Recurring reminders can use a date or mileage, and the app lists upcoming tasks. Those are useful ways to organize a schedule you already have. The developer explicitly says the app does not provide mechanical diagnosis or professional repair guidance. Service intervals still need to come from the vehicle manufacturer or a qualified mechanic.

The US listing is currently free and requires iOS 17 or later. The developer says core tracking needs no account. Its privacy policy says some vehicle, service and reminder data may be stored on the device. Notifications need permission. The developer's pages don't explain how to move a log to a replacement phone.