I've owned a Toyota Camry for over 20 years. For most of that time I kept every maintenance record in iPhone Notes, oil changes, repairs, quotes, all of it. Hundreds of notes. I thought that counted as being on top of things. It didn't. Around year 17, parts started breaking. The radiator went first, then a cluster of related components failed over the following months. It was all connected, and it was all in my records. But I couldn't see the pattern because I'm not a car person. Nobody connected the dots for me. By the time I understood what was happening, I had spent around $1,200. I tried using ChatGPT to make sense of my records. It actually gave decent answers, but it doesn't remember anything between sessions, you can only upload so many images at a time, it's not an app, and not convenience to use repeatedly. So at time I don't remember to use it when I actually needed it, standing in a shop waiting room staring at a quote. I looked around and couldn't find anything that did what I wanted: take my actual records and make them useful at the moment a quote lands in front of me. So I built CarLogic. If you've ever signed a repair quote because you had no idea what else to do, this is for you.

CarLogic

Your car's full history, so maintenance quote makes sense.

Your car's full history, so maintenance quote makes sense.