The daily, the project, the bike — every service, part and photo, in one garage. Rev, the AI mechanic, has read all of it and tells you what’s next. Say what you did in plain English. It writes the record.
Most people arrive with one of the two. Rev works for both — because it reads the same file: your engine, your mileage, every job you’ve logged.
A noise, a leak, a light. Ask in plain words and get an answer for your exact engine, not a forum thread.
Burning a quart of oil per 1,000 miles — normal for a tuned STI?
Not normal, but known. EJ257 at Stage 2: ringland wear is the usual culprit when consumption climbs with boost.
Do a compression and leak-down test before anything else. Your last plugs were 14k ago — pull #4 and check the electrode for oil.
Swaps, restorations, the truck that’s never finished. Every milestone, part and photo, in order — and a share page when you’re ready.
Pulled the L24 motor today. Ready for the LS3 swap.
Build milestone logged
240Z + LS3: check Sikky or Weddle adapter plates for the trans — T56 Magnum or CD009 are the common options. Want me to add both to parts research?
Odometer, costs, and what’s due next — Rev keeps the whole garage on one instrument panel, always current.
Other apps store what you type. Rev reads your history and knows what’s due next — for your exact car.
Saved. And that’s where it ends.
The water pump’s usually replaced with the timing belt — yours is due now, at 110k.
Describe the symptom in plain English. Rev researches your exact engine, cross-checks known issues against your own service history, and comes back with what’s actually worth checking — not ten forum tabs.
Rough cold start and a faint knock at idle on my WRX — normal, or should I worry?
Most likely the chain tensioner. Not an emergency — but get it inspected soon.
Rev is the interface. Underneath it is the record — the diary, the backlog, the running costs, and the paperwork for every vehicle you own.
Full spec sheet, service history, and mods for your exact year, make, model, and trim. Paste a VIN and it fills itself in.
Snap the dashboard light, the leak, or the worn part — Rev comes back with a ranked shortlist of causes and what to check first.
Rev doesn't just answer. It drafts the fix into your Up Next list in priority order — you confirm, it's tracked. Nothing is written without your OK.
Every service, note, and photo on one timeline — from the day you bought it to today.
87,450 mi · Oil change · 2 photos
Learn more →One ordered list for the whole garage. Overdue work rises to the top; far-future noise tucks away until it matters.
OVERDUE · Brake fluid flush · 320 mi ago
Log a fill-up in seconds and see what the car really costs to run. Each one quietly updates your mileage, so reminders stay honest even between services.
12.4 gal · 28.6 mpg · $41.70
Registration, inspection, insurance — snap the dates in once and get warned before they bite, next to your maintenance.
Inspection expires in 21 days
Plus parts inventory, build plans for project cars, maintenance schedules, and your old service history — all in one garage, synced across iOS, Android, and the web.
Flip any build plan public and GarageHub spins up a fast, cinematic share page — your spec sheet, mod list, photos, and full service timeline at a single link. No app, no login to view.
Upload a CSV from your old app, snap a stack of old receipts, or just tell Rev what you've done — GarageHub turns it into real service history. Free for your first 10 entries.
Switching from Drivvo, Simply Auto, or a spreadsheet? Export your history as a CSV and upload it on the web — map the columns once, and duplicates are skipped automatically.
Photograph your old service receipts — Rev reads the shop, date, cost, mileage, and what was done from each one.
Describe what you remember — “timing belt about a year ago, oil every 5k” — and Rev drafts the entries from your answer.
Free for your first 10 imported entries, forever. Unlimited on Premium.
Free guides, checklists, and tools — then ask Rev the part that’s actually about your car.
Techniques, checklists, and tools for the hands-on owner
Service intervals, known issues, and model deep-dives
Short, actionable advice to save time, money, and headaches
Start free — one vehicle, forever. Premium is $59.99/yr (save 37%) or $7.99/mo. Cancel anytime.
One daily driver, the essentials, forever.
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The whole garage: unlimited vehicles, unlimited Rev, and the diary of every build.
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The honest version — pricing, privacy, and what Rev can actually do.
Yes. The free tier includes 1 vehicle, 10 service logs, 20 parts, 5 photos, and 15 Rev messages per month — no credit card required. The Premium plan ($7.99/mo or $59.99/yr) unlocks unlimited vehicles, logs, and Rev.
Rev is GarageHub's AI garage assistant. It has full access to your service history, parts inventory, and vehicle specs. Ask it anything in plain language — it can also log maintenance, add issues, and set reminders, just by asking.
Rev knows your specific vehicle — year, make, model, mileage, mods, and service history. It answers for your actual car, not a generic result. Every answer includes difficulty rating, tools needed, step-by-step guidance, and sourced references.
Yes. GarageHub supports vehicles from 1940 to today — classic cars, motorcycles, trucks. The Build Plan feature tracks project stages, mod lists, and milestones with photos, costs, and notes.
Yes. The free tier lets you track one vehicle with 10 service logs and 15 Rev messages per month. Upgrade to Premium anytime for unlimited access.
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