Preview

View-only preview, not for real use. AutoTrack is in early development and is shared for demonstration only. Data may be reset or lost, and some features, like email reminders and password reset by email, are not built yet. Don't rely on it for real vehicle records. We accept no liability for its use. Preview notice · What's coming

Know what your car needs, before it needs it

Log every oil change, tire rotation, and mileage reading in one place. AutoTrack reads your VIN to fill in the details, then tells you what's coming due.

Free to use. The core logbook stays free. Optional paid extras may come later.

  • No ads
  • We never sell your data
  • Export or delete everything anytime
2019 Honda Civic VIN ···4F72
42,180 miles
Last oil change 38,600 mi
Tire rotation 40,900 mi
Next oil change 320 mi away
Due soon

Example vehicle record

Everything a service logbook should do

No spreadsheets, no shoebox of receipts — just an accurate record for every vehicle you own.

Mileage tracking

Log odometer readings as you go. AutoTrack compares them against standard service intervals to show when the next service falls due.

Service history

Every oil change, tire rotation, and repair, timestamped and searchable. Never wonder what's already been done.

VIN auto-discovery

Enter your VIN once. We look up the make, model, and year from the NHTSA database so you don't have to.

Multiple vehicles

Keep separate records for every car in the household. Switch between them from one dashboard.

Reminders that fit your car

Every service type has a mileage and a time interval. A reminder comes due at whichever is reached first, based on your latest odometer reading.

Cost tracking

Every service and repair logged with its cost. See what each vehicle is actually costing you, per mile or per year.

Receipts attached

Snap a photo of the receipt or upload the PDF and keep it with the service record or fill-up it belongs to.

Fuel log and nearby stations

Record fill-ups with gallons and cost to track your real MPG, and look up gas stations near you when you need one.

Your data, your call

Export everything to a CSV spreadsheet whenever you like, sign out of every device at once, or delete your account and all its data from Settings.

What's still being built

AutoTrack is in alpha. Here's what works today and what's next on the list for the core product.

Works today

  • Vehicles with VIN lookup
  • Service history with receipts
  • Mileage and fill-up log with MPG
  • Maintenance reminders in the app
  • Gas stations near you
  • CSV export and account deletion

In development

  • Email reminders when a service is due
  • Password reset by email
  • Email address verification
  • Recall alerts for your VIN
  • Import from a spreadsheet
  • Install on your phone's home screen

During the alpha, if you forget your password or hit a problem, email support@autotrackbay.com.

Questions

Is it free?

Yes. AutoTrack is currently a view-only preview, not for real use, and it's free. Vehicles, maintenance records, mileage logs, reminders, and exporting your data are free, and they'll stay that way. We may add optional paid extras later, but nothing you use for free today will move behind a paywall. See the Terms for details.

Where is my data, and who can see it?

Your records are stored on our servers and are only visible to your account. We don't sell data, run ads, or use analytics trackers. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what we store and the few outside services involved.

Can I get my data out?

Anytime. Settings has a one-click CSV export of every vehicle, service record, and mileage log. You can also delete your account there, which removes all of your data immediately.

Which vehicles and VINs work?

Any car, truck, SUV, or motorcycle. VIN lookup uses the U.S. NHTSA database, which covers vehicles sold in the United States from model year 1981 onward. If your VIN isn't found, or you'd rather not enter one, you can type in the year, make, and model yourself.

Does it replace my owner's manual or mechanic?

No. Reminders are based on common service intervals and the readings you log. Always check your manufacturer's recommended schedule, and ask a qualified mechanic about anything safety-related.