Hey PH — I'm Daniel, I built GarageHub. The honest origin story: I own a few cars I work on myself. Every time something came up — a weird noise, a fluid change interval I couldn't remember, "did I already replace that bushing?" — I'd end up in the same rabbit hole. Twelve browser tabs, three forum threads from 2014, notes scattered between my phone and random Google Docs. Nothing knew which car I was actually working on. I built GarageHub to fix that for myself. Maintenance log with full history, parts inventory, a to-fix list so small stuff doesn't get lost, and an AI assistant that actually knows your setup — year, make, mileage, mods. When you ask "is this oil consumption normal," it knows you have a high-mileage WRX, not some generic 2.0L sedan. The iOS app launched a few weeks ago. Today the web app goes live at app.getgaragehub.com — same garage, same AI, synced. Free to start. What's next: I'm working on smarter maintenance scheduling (the AI suggests what's due based on your actual mileage and history, not just a generic 5k oil change reminder), better photo organization tied to specific logs, and build plan tracking for project cars where you're managing a long list of staged mods. What I'd genuinely love feedback on: Does the AI research actually feel useful for your specific car, or does it feel generic? And if you track a project vehicle or motorcycle, does the structure make sense for that use case — or does it feel like it was only designed for daily drivers? If you're a DIY mechanic, I'd love to know what you think. And if you find something broken or missing, just tell me — I'm the only developer, I read every piece of feedback, and I ship fast. Thanks for checking it out.

GarageHub

Your garage notebook, now with AI that knows your build

Your garage notebook, now with AI that knows your build