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Car maintenance log and service reminders

Every car has a story.

omido keeps the schedule, the service history, the modifications and the paperwork for your car on your phone, free for every vehicle. It tells you what's due, logs what's done, and turns the whole record into one file you can hand a shop or a buyer.

  • Works offline
  • No account needed
  • Export anytime, leave anytime
  • Free for every vehicle

The tour

From the first oil change to the handover.

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Free on iPhone and Android

Free on Android

Free on iPhone

Your car's story starts keeping itself.

Download on the App Store Get it on Google Play

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On Android? Coming soon to Google Play.

Import service history: the draft read from Invoice 10482.pdf, rear brake pads and rotors, lifted out, ready to check. A new service written as a sentence, lifted out: I did Brake fluid flush on Rosie today at 14,860 mi. The Service tab, newest first, with the rear brake pads and rotors job, $1,408.94 at Cedar Hollow Motorworks, lifted out. The schedule: oil and filter change with 700 miles left, lifted out, over spark plugs and the engine air filter. The build sheet: $20,327 total spend across 19 installed mods and 5 planned, lifted out over the mods list. An Ask Mido answer ranking the likely causes of a rattle. A service record for front brake pads and rotors with each part and its price, lifted out, and the paper invoice beside it. Analytics: $9,926 spent in 2026 so far, 39% less than last year, lifted out, over spend by category. The E85 station finder searching Costa Mesa, California, lifted out over a map of nearby stations. Documents for Rosie: an insurance card and a registration, each marked valid, lifted out, with Mido waving below.

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.

Import service history: the draft read from Invoice 10482.pdf, rear brake pads and rotors, lifted out, ready to check.

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.

A new service written as a sentence, lifted out: I did Brake fluid flush on Rosie today at 14,860 mi.

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.

The Service tab, newest first, with the rear brake pads and rotors job, $1,408.94 at Cedar Hollow Motorworks, lifted out.

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.

The schedule: oil and filter change with 700 miles left, lifted out, over spark plugs and the engine air filter.

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.

The build sheet: $20,327 total spend across 19 installed mods and 5 planned, lifted out over the mods list.

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.

An Ask Mido answer ranking the likely causes of a rattle.

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.

A service record for front brake pads and rotors with each part and its price, lifted out, and the paper invoice beside it.

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.

Analytics: $9,926 spent in 2026 so far, 39% less than last year, lifted out, over spend by category.

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.

The E85 station finder searching Costa Mesa, California, lifted out over a map of nearby stations.

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.

Documents for Rosie: an insurance card and a registration, each marked valid, lifted out, with Mido waving below.

The record

Track the work. Keep the proof.

Every service, every mod, all the receipts.

It all exports clean. PDF for the next owner, CSV for you. A documented car is worth more, and proving the history takes one tap.

Selling a build? Export the build state: every mod with its receipt and photos, plus any warranty still active. One page a buyer can trust.

The packet's service history page: every visit newest first, with the shop, the parts and what each one cost. The cover of a vehicle handover packet for a 2023 BMW M2: 21 service records, $6,468.94 spent on service, 14,860 miles on the odometer.
The full handover packet, with omido Trunk: a cover page, specs, cost totals, mods, notes, and every photo and receipt embedded.

With omido Trunk

Or let your own assistant manage it all.

Already working in Claude or ChatGPT? Connect the one you use and hand it a stack of paperwork. It reads the documents and writes the records straight into your garage, and omido never sees the files. Tell it what service you performed and it'll file it for you.

You drop a receipt, an invoice, or an old spreadsheet into your assistant.

Your assistant reads it and writes the records into your garage.

You get the service. On every device.

With omido Trunk, the paid plan

Sync

Every device, one private garage, encrypted in transit and at rest. Your phone, your iPad, your next phone.

Backup

Automatic. Drop the phone in a lake; the record survives.

Family garage

One omido Trunk account on every phone in the family, so everyone logs to the same garage and nothing gets logged twice.

Storage

Every photo, receipt and document, on all your devices.

At a glance

omido at a glance

What it is
A car maintenance log and service reminder app for your phone.
Who it's for
People who look after their own car, truck or motorcycle and want to know what's due, keep every service on record with its receipt, and have the history ready for a shop or a buyer. Hands-on owners also use it to document their mods.
Platforms
Coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.
Android, on Google Play. iPhone: coming soon to the App Store.
iPhone, on the App Store. Android: coming soon to Google Play.
iPhone, on the App Store, and Android, on Google Play.
Offline
Logging, reminders, history and exports work with no connection. Importing receipts, recall checks, Ask Mido and the E85 station finder need one.
Account
No account needed

Questions

Common questions

Do I need an account?

Not to start. Logging, reminders, history and exports work without one. omido Trunk, and bringing in documents on Android, sign you in with your email and a one-time code. No password, no profile, no marketing list.

Does omido really work offline?

Everything works offline: logging, reminders, parts, spend analytics, blend math, exports. The network only enters the picture if you turn on Trunk sync, hand omido a receipt to read, ask Mido a question, find E85 stations in the US, or check for recalls.

Is omido free?

Yes. omido is free for every car. omido Trunk is an optional subscription that adds additional features.

Does it work for motorcycles, trucks or boats?

Yes for anything you track by miles, kilometers or months: cars, trucks, motorcycles, RVs. Schedules don't count engine hours yet, so a boat or a tractor can use dates but not run time.

How do I track oil changes?

Add your car, set the oil change interval from your owner's manual in miles, months or both, and log each change. omido reminds you before the next one is due. The oil change tracker page walks through it.

What happens to my data if I stop paying for Trunk?

Nothing. The record lives on your device, so it stays yours. Sync and backup pause; the app and your history keep working exactly as before.

Can omido read my receipts for me?

Yes, and it does not cost anything. Point the camera at a shop invoice, or pick the photos and PDFs you already have. Your phone reads the text off them, omido turns that text into a filled-in record, and nothing joins your history until you look it over and add it. The photo and the PDF are never sent to be read; only the text is. On Android, it first asks you to sign in with your email and a one-time code. Everyone gets a batch of documents to bring in this way, and omido Trunk raises the number.

Can my AI assistant put my old records in for me?

Yes, with Trunk. Connect the assistant you already use, then hand it a receipt, a shop invoice, or an export from another app and ask it to log the work. It reads the document and writes the records into your garage: the service, the cost, the shop. Your assistant does the reading, so your documents never come to us to be scanned. The steps are on the connect an AI assistant page.

Is Ask Mido part of Trunk?

Yes. It comes with omido Trunk. Everything else in your garage behaves exactly the same without it, and an answer never changes a record on its own. It shows you the draft and you decide.

Does omido track fuel economy?

Not as a fuel logbook, and that's deliberate. What omido does is E85: a blend calculator that accounts for what's already in the tank, a station finder for the US, and a one-tap log of every fill so you can see how the blend has moved over time. Configure stale E85 notifications so you know when it's been sitting too long.

Can I get my data out?

Always. PDF and CSV export are core features of the free app. If you ever leave, you leave with everything.

I need help

Contact us anytime

Always know what's next.

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