RevUp - Your car's logbook — expenses, repairs, MPG and reminders

RevUp has been on the App Store since May, Ukrainian-only. This launch is the English one — and doing it properly meant more than translating strings. Units now follow your region. US accounts get miles, gallons and MPG. UK accounts get miles, litres and MPG, because Britain sells fuel by the litre and only measures economy in miles per gallon. Most trackers treat "imperial" as gallons at the pump and are 20% off. The receipt scanner reads the unit off the receipt itself, not off your settings.

Hi Product Hunt. I sold cars at dealerships from 2015. Handover day was always a small celebration — I would spend it walking a new owner through their car, everything it does and how it works. Far too much to remember in one sitting, so I always finished with "and it is all in the owner's manual." Nobody reads the owner's manual. Two days later the phone would ring. What was this? How do I do that? And then I would see the same people at the service desk, trying to remember when the oil was last changed and what had already been replaced. Some kept it in their head. Some in the notes app, or a chat with themselves, or a scrap of paper in the glovebox. Most kept nothing at all. So I built the thing I kept wishing they had. It has been live in Ukraine since May, and today it speaks English. The part I underestimated was units. Not a formatting problem — a gallon is 3.785 litres in the US and 4.546 in Britain, which is 20%, and Britain does not even use gallons at the pump. Getting that wrong quietly corrupts every average the app shows you. That took most of the work. Free, with a Pro subscription for scanning, attachments and unlimited cars. What do you keep your car's history in right now?

RevUp - Your car's logbook — expenses, repairs, MPG and reminders

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