Log the work or the paper
A reminder needs a source: the last oil change, or the inspection card.
Oil, brakes, or a job you named. A countdown from the date or the kilometers you set.
Insurance and inspection sit beside workshop jobs when those papers have an expiry.
Fuel, service, expense, or mileage without leaving the list of what is next.
Jobs three months out stay visible. They do not wait until they are late to appear.
You can write a reminder onto the device calendar. RPMBase does not hijack it.
If you allow notifications, the app can tap you before a date. rpmbase.app does not send those alerts.
Days and remaining kilometers on the same row, from the last change you logged.
A document date, not a workshop visit. It still belongs on this car's list.
Quick log from Activity. The upcoming row should clear when the new mark is saved.
The windshield says oil. The phone alarm says insurance. Neither names both the car and the job. If you drive little, kilometers stay quiet while months run out. If you drive a lot, the calendar is late.
A shared household calendar mixes school and tyres. The garage calendar is only this vehicle.
When you log a service or save a document expiry, that mark can appear on Activity as upcoming. The reminder page is where you set the rule. This page is where you see the list.
Activity is the calendar in practice: what happened, and what is due, for the car you selected.
Weekend miles make time-based jobs easy to miss. Brake fluid, inspection, and insurance still come due when the odometer barely moved.
The list should be readable. 11 days and 340 km left is clearer than a red badge.
Get the app for the live list. Website tools can do one oil-change calculation. They do not become this calendar.
Reminders are the rule you set on a service or a document. The garage calendar is the upcoming list those rules create. Start with the reminder if you do not have a due mark yet.
You can write a reminder onto the device calendar from the app. That is optional. The live upcoming list stays in RPMBase.
No. Push notifications are a phone permission. This site does not send them.