Bring in records
Photograph it. omido writes the record.
A shop invoice, a parts receipt, a PDF from the dealer. Point the
camera at it, or pick the photos and PDFs you already have. Your
phone reads the text off them, omido turns that into a filled-in
record, and you check it before anything is saved. The photo and the
PDF are never sent to be read; only the text is. It is free, and
omido Trunk raises how many you can bring in.
Service log
Log it your way.
Your service form, your fields. Oil and filters or wheels and spacers.
Log the work in seconds, attach the photos and the receipt, and it's
part of the car's record. Forever.
Service history
Every visit.
Every job, newest first, with the date, the miles, the shop and what
it cost. Open one and its parts and receipt are right there.
Reminders
Never guess what's due.
Set intervals by miles or months. omido watches the odometer and the
calendar and surfaces what's next before it's overdue, not after.
One glance at the garage tells you what's next. Tracking oil
changes? See how.
Builds
Modified? Documented.
Every part, with all details attached.
Plan the next modification before you buy it. The
build sheet lives with the car.
When someone asks "what's done to it?", show them.
Ask Mido
A second opinion, before the shop.
Tell Mido what your car is doing: a stumble at low revs, a code
off the scanner, a noise over bumps. It gathers your car's
own record, the mods, the open problems and what is due, so the
answer is about yours and not an average one. It ranks what is most
likely, says what a shop would do about it, and shows which of your
records it leaned on. Walk in knowing what to ask.
Parts
Every part, on the job it belongs to.
The filter, the pads, the sensor you had to order twice. Log what it
is, and all of the details. Open a service and its parts are right
there. Ordering the same part again three years later takes a few taps, not an afternoon.
Spend
What it actually costs to own.
Total spent this year, last year, or all time. Spend by month,
spend by year, and whether you are up or down on the year before.
Which jobs keep coming back, how far you have driven, how many
shops you have used. One vehicle, the whole garage, or a few of
them side by side. It is your own log doing the arithmetic, so it
works offline like everything else.
E85
Blend it. Find it. Log it.
Running E85? Dial a blend to the exact percent against what's already
in the tank, find the nearest pump, and log the fill in one tap.
Station finding covers the US. The blend math and the fill log work
anywhere.
Records
Your paperwork.
Title, registration, insurance, warranties. Tickets and accidents.
The shops you trust and what they charged. omido checks NHTSA for
open recalls using the make, model and year, and never sends your VIN
or your plate.