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Odowise
Track maintenance, mileage & costs for every vehicle
Odowise keeps every vehicle's maintenance history in one place. Log service records, set reminders by date or mileage (oil, tires, brakes, fluids, registration, insurance), and track fuel economy over time. Spend Insights break down costs by category and month, and an AI-powered Cost Estimate gives a realistic yearly budget for your specific vehicle. Free for one vehicle forever; $9.99/year unlocks unlimited vehicles. Built solo by a DIY mechanic who was tired of guessing.
I own a 2014 Land Rover Discovery and do most of my own maintenance. For years I tracked it across a notebook, a spreadsheet, and my memory — none of which agreed with each other, and I once nearly missed a timing belt interval because of it.
Odowise is the app I built to fix that for myself: service history per vehicle, reminders by date or mileage, fuel economy tracking, spend insights by category, and AI-powered cost estimates so you know roughly what to budget for. Export your history as CSV any time, free.
It's not trying to be a fleet-management tool — it's built for people who actually own and maintain their own cars. Free for one vehicle forever; $9.99/year unlocks more.
iOS only for now — Android is in development and coming soon.
Would genuinely love feedback — what would make this something you'd actually keep using?
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About Odowise on Product Hunt
“Track maintenance, mileage & costs for every vehicle”
Odowise was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #65 on the daily leaderboard. Odowise keeps every vehicle's maintenance history in one place. Log service records, set reminders by date or mileage (oil, tires, brakes, fluids, registration, insurance), and track fuel economy over time. Spend Insights break down costs by category and month, and an AI-powered Cost Estimate gives a realistic yearly budget for your specific vehicle. Free for one vehicle forever; $9.99/year unlocks unlimited vehicles. Built solo by a DIY mechanic who was tired of guessing.
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Muhammad
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Mo, solo maker of Odowise.
I own a 2014 Land Rover Discovery and do most of my own maintenance. For years I tracked it across a notebook, a spreadsheet, and my memory — none of which agreed with each other, and I once nearly missed a timing belt interval because of it.
Odowise is the app I built to fix that for myself: service history per vehicle, reminders by date or mileage, fuel economy tracking, spend insights by category, and AI-powered cost estimates so you know roughly what to budget for. Export your history as CSV any time, free.
It's not trying to be a fleet-management tool — it's built for people who actually own and maintain their own cars. Free for one vehicle forever; $9.99/year unlocks more.
iOS only for now — Android is in development and coming soon.
Would genuinely love feedback — what would make this something you'd actually keep using?