If you’re looking for a motorcycle maintenance log or a car service history app, this page explains what to track and how Rydful keeps it organized.
Why a maintenance logbook matters
Maintenance isn’t just about reminders. It’s about having a reliable record of what actually happened: what was replaced, what it cost, and what the odometer reading was at the time. Without a log, it’s easy to:
- Forget the last service interval
- Lose receipts and details for repairs
- Miss small issues that grow into expensive ones
What you can record (40+ event types)
Routine service
Track maintenance that keeps your vehicle reliable.
- Oil and filter changes
- Tires and wear items
- Chain service / brake service
Repairs and parts
Keep context for every fix so you can troubleshoot patterns later.
- Parts replaced
- Notes and photos
- Costs and dates
Inspections and admin
Store the “boring” events too—because they matter.
- Safety / emissions inspections
- Registration and insurance
- Timeline for ownership history
Connect maintenance to fuel and rides
A maintenance log becomes more valuable when it's connected to the rest of your vehicle data:
FAQ: maintenance logbook app
What should I track in a vehicle maintenance log?
Track routine service (oil, tires, chain/brakes), repairs, inspections, notes, mileage at service time, and costs. The goal is a clear, searchable service history.
Is a digital service history useful for resale?
Yes. A clean service history can increase buyer confidence and make it easier to explain what’s been done to the vehicle.
Can I keep maintenance logs for multiple vehicles?
Yes. Rydful supports multiple vehicles and keeps each timeline separate.
Does it work offline?
Rydful is built with offline-first principles so your maintenance history remains accessible even when you’re offline.
Build a complete service history
Download Rydful and track maintenance alongside rides and fuel—so your vehicle logbook stays complete.
Get it on Google Play