Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Sinan, and I built AutoServiceHistory. I've been a software engineer for five years. A year ago I found myself out of work and decided — with all the confidence of a man who had never done it — that I'd start buying and selling cars. I lost money on every single one. But I kept walking into the same wall. In the UK a car's history is paper. There's no CarFAX here — there's a service book and a carrier bag of receipts, and if you lose them you lose a serious chunk of the sale price. And every buyer who turned up asked the same sort of question: "when was the cambelt done?" — expecting me to know, on the spot, standing on the driveway. So I was a poor car trader. But underneath it was a software problem, and that part I can do. Here's the gap I kept coming back to. There's a difference between a car that has been looked after and a car you can *prove* has been looked after — and that difference is worth real money on the driveway. Most sellers have the receipts somewhere. Almost none can show them in the ten minutes a buyer is standing there deciding. So: 🧾 Photograph your invoices. The AI reads them into a dated timeline — line items, costs, mileages, grouped by year. 🔍 MOT and DVLA data comes in automatically. No typing. 📩 Lost the service book? We can request the manufacturer's records. They come back within hours. 🔗 Share one link. Your buyer opens the full history — no app, no account, nothing to install. There's a free A4 "For Sale" sheet with a QR code for the windscreen too. 🤖 And the part I'd most like your thoughts on: we've built an MCP server, so a buyer's own ChatGPT or Claude can search listings and read a vehicle's verified history under their own account. Free, open, no ads in the answer. My bet is that buyers won't fully trust a chatbot the seller is paying for, and will start asking their own assistant instead. If that's right, the useful thing to be isn't another app to download — it's the source their assistant checks. **Honest caveat:** it's UK-only right now. DVLA, MOT and V5C don't have clean equivalents elsewhere, and I'd rather do one market properly than four badly. It's free to start, and the core stays free. Two things I'd genuinely like to hear: 1. If you've sold a car privately — what did a buyer ask that you couldn't answer? 2. If you've built with MCP — what would you want a vehicle server to expose? I'll be around all day. Ask me anything, including the awkward ones.

AutoServiceHistory

Verified car service history, readable by ChatGPT & Claude

Verified car service history, readable by ChatGPT & Claude