Peugeot 208
Sample car2014 · 34 RPMV 0001
- Odometer
- 89,100 km
- This year
- €281
- Oil change
- 820 km
- Insurance
- Nov 18, 2026
Recent activity
- Oil and filterService · 12 Mar₺3,850
- Full tankFuel · 42.6 L₺1,840
- ParkingExpense · 8 Mar₺240
Car maintenance app for iPhone
Service history, fuel, mileage, expenses, and documents for the car you already own, in one place. See what is due next, ask the garage, export a PDF, or tell the car's story.
Free for one car: 5 Ask questions, 1 receipt photo, and 1 PDF a month. Premium raises those limits.
Your log stays on your account. Privacy

Mileage, what is due, and what you spent. Preview only. Your real garage lives in the phone app.
2014 · 34 RPMV 0001
Four checks you can run in the browser. The running log still lives in the app.
Inspection, traffic insurance, comprehensive cover, and the vehicle tax window. The app keeps the real dates on the car.
Example, not your car
Maintenance, reminders, and Ask from the same sample car. Your real garage lives in the app.
One car you own. A history of looking after it. Not a showroom, and not a list of cars to compare.
Maintenance, mileage, and ownership spend for the cars they actually drive.
Elena Markovic
Ljubljana, Slovenia
Paper receipts lived in the glovebox until I needed them. Now oil changes and brake work sit with the odometer and the bill. I can open last year's visit without searching photos.
Can Yılmaz
Ankara, Turkey
I log fill-ups after every commute. Economy stopped being a guess, and the year total finally includes parking and insurance, not only the last workshop invoice.
Priya Shah
Manchester, UK
Calendar jobs used to slip because I barely hit the next service kilometers. Reminders still call out brake fluid and insurance. Ask drafts a row when I say what the shop did, then I confirm.
Maintenance, fuel, documents, reminders, Ask, Car Story, and PDF exports, in one place you can open again next year.
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Three habits worth reading before the next workshop visit.
RPMBase is an iPhone app that keeps the records of the car you own: service history, fuel, mileage, expenses, documents, and reminders, in one private garage.
Yes. The free plan covers one car with unlimited fuel, service, and expense logs, plus reminders, documents, 5 Ask questions, 1 receipt photo, and 1 PDF export each month. Premium raises those limits. See Pricing.
Yes. Each visit becomes a row with the date, the kilometers, the work done, the cost, and the next due mark you set. Read in order, those rows are the car's service history.
Add the interval from your handbook or last invoice to the kilometers at the last change. The free oil change due calculator on this site does that sum once. In the app, log the change and set a reminder so the next one does not depend on a windshield sticker.
No. It does not pull a factory schedule from a model database. You copy intervals from the owner's manual, an invoice, or a date you trust. The service checklist tool lists common intervals as a prompt, not as your car's official schedule.
Yes. Log fill-ups with distance and volume to see fuel economy over time. The website also has a free fuel economy calculator that needs no account.
Yes, anything tied to that car: fuel, servicing, insurance, tax, parking, tolls, and similar bills. Household spending stays out, and workshop jobs stay on the service log so it remains easy to read.
Yes. A reminder follows the date or the kilometers you choose, for the next oil change, inspection, filters, or tires. RPMBase does not invent the interval for you.
Yes. The app exports the garage as a PDF, with a monthly allowance on Free and more on Premium. It is handy for your own archive or for a buyer.
RPMBase is on the App Store for iPhone today. An Android version is in the works. Open Download for the App Store link.
No. You add the car you own. There is no public catalog, comparison page, or marketplace listing your vehicle. Your records stay in your account.
Free covers one car. Premium adds room for more cars and higher Ask and PDF quotas. Each car keeps its own logs, fuel, and reminders. See Pricing.
Keep the paper book and the invoices; they still matter. The digital copy is the one you can search: last oil change, brakes, filters, and the next due mark, without opening a drawer. RPMBase does not replace the official stamp.
Yes. Start from the odometer on the day you collect the car, log the invoices you actually have, and leave gaps you cannot prove. RPMBase does not invent a past. The guide on checking service history on a used car helps before you buy.
No. It fills a service, fuel, or expense form from what you say. You check the fields and confirm. Cancel leaves the garage unchanged.
Read the guides and use the free calculators for fuel economy, trip fuel cost, cost per kilometer, oil change due, and a service checklist. Your lasting history lives in the app.
Most drivers lose the story of their car in a drawer of receipts, a camera roll of workshop photos, and a half-remembered odometer reading. When the next oil change or insurance renewal comes round, nobody can say what was done last time, at which kilometers, or what it cost. So you either over-service out of caution or skip work that was due months ago.
RPMBase gives the car you drive one dated record: service, fill-ups, expenses, documents, and reminders, each in its own place. There is no public catalog and no marketplace listing your car. Ask can draft a row from a sentence, and nothing is saved until you confirm it.
That record pays off when you sell, when a shop asks what was last replaced, or when you just want a calm answer to what is due next. Export a PDF when someone needs a copy. New to the habit? Read how to keep a car maintenance log.