What's your car actually costing you?
Track mileage, services, and repairs to see patterns in what you spend — and when things tend to go wrong.
Updated 26 June 2026
Between 45,000 and 52,000 miles, you logged 4 unexpected issues, all rated urgent 4–5. Three happened in winter months. Your petrol costs stayed steady but repa…
Most people underestimate what their car actually costs because big bills (MOT, tyres, repairs) arrive unpredictably. Tracking mileage, services, and repairs in one place lets you see whether 'unexpected' problems are actually clustering around certain times, mileage intervals, or months of the year. Over time, this turns vague worry into a clearer picture of what's normal for your vehicle — and what might be a warning sign.
6 fields. Done in 30 seconds per fuel-up, service, or repair.
Fast enough to fit into any routine, specific enough to generate real patterns after 30 days.
Log, build, learn.
Log each event
After a fuel-up, service, repair, or MOT, record the date, mileage, cost band, and how urgent it felt.
Build your cost history
Over weeks and months, you'll accumulate a timeline of what happened, when, and how much it cost.
See where money goes
AI highlights patterns in mileage intervals, seasonal clusters, or whether unexpected repairs follow skipped maintenance.
Why people stick with it.
4 things Car mileage & service reveals about you.
- Which months or mileage intervals tend to bring unexpected repairs
- Whether your maintenance costs are clustering or spreading evenly
- How your vehicle condition rating changes over time and mileage
- Patterns between fuel type, driving frequency, and what breaks
Here's what arrives at 30 days.
Illustrative — your analysis uses your own data.
AI looks across your mileage logs, service dates, cost bands, and urgency ratings to surface patterns you'd miss in a spreadsheet. For example, it might show that unexpected repairs tend to appear every 8,000–10,000 miles, or that winter months bring higher-urgency, higher-cost events. It can also correlate vehicle condition ratings with maintenance gaps, helping you see whether regular servicing keeps your scores stable — or whether skipping an oil change leads to a cluster of problems a few months later.
“Between 45,000 and 52,000 miles, you logged 4 unexpected issues, all rated urgent 4–5. Three happened in winter months. …”
People watching their own patterns.
For anyone who wants to understand their car costs beyond the petrol pump — especially if you suspect you're spending more than you realise.
Common questions
Do I need to log every single journey?
No. Just log key events: fuel-ups, services, MOTs, repairs, or anything unusual. You're building a picture of cost and condition, not a minute-by-minute driving diary.
What counts as an 'event'?
Anything you'd want to remember or budget for: oil change, MOT, new tyres, breakdown, fuel-up, or that odd noise the garage looked at. If it involved your car and your wallet, log it.
How does AI spot patterns in car expenses?
It looks at mileage intervals, seasonal timing, cost bands, and urgency ratings across your logs. Over time, it might notice that unexpected repairs cluster after long gaps between services, or that certain mileage milestones bring higher bills.
I don't always remember exact mileage. Does that matter?
Log what you can. Even approximate mileage helps AI spot whether issues appear every 10,000 miles or every six months. Precision helps, but consistency matters more.
Can I track more than one vehicle?
Yes — use the vehicle nickname field to separate them. AI will analyse each separately if you're consistent with names, or combine them if you want an overall household car-cost view.
Will this tell me when my next service is due?
Not directly — it's a pattern tracker, not a service reminder. But once you've logged a few services, AI might show you the typical mileage or time gap between them, which helps you plan ahead.
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