You hear a rattle, a click, a hum. Google gives you 50 conflicting answers from Reddit. You drive and hope.
Most expensive repairs are catch-able months before they happen. Nobody tells you what to watch for.
One shop quotes $300, another $900. You don't know who to trust, so you overpay or ignore it.
Make, model, year, mileage. Takes 10 seconds — no VIN, no account.
Describe what's bothering you. The AI Mechanic knows the common failure points for your exact car.
A personalized maintenance plan — priority-flagged, plain English. Reminders before problems become expensive.
Generic maintenance schedules treat every car like it's the same. We don't. Your plan is built from your model's actual failure patterns — not a 30/60/90 calendar.
"CVT fluid at 60k" becomes "Your transmission needs fresh fluid soon."
Manufacturer specs combined with what actually breaks on your model.
Red = do now. Yellow = watch. Green = you're fine. One screen.
Your car, your data. We don't sell it, and we never use it for third-party advertising.
Try the full plan free — no credit card, no trial countdown. Premium adds history & deeper diagnostics when you're ready.
Describe a symptom in plain language. Get a likely cause grounded in your exact year, make, and model — not generic advice.
Every conversation is logged against your vehicle. Patterns emerge — what's recurring, what's escalating, what to ask the shop next time.
The plan comes from the known failure points of your exact make, model and year — not a generic 30/60/90 schedule.
Every item is flagged do-now, watch, or fine, so you can see what has to happen this month and what can wait.
Each due item carries an estimated cost range, so you can weigh a quote before you agree to the work.
Make, model, year and mileage. You get a plan without creating an account or finding your VIN.
No tabs, no dashboards, no settings pages to learn. You open the app, you see what matters this month, you close it.
Answer 4 questions. Start the conversation. Decide if it's useful — if not, you spent ten seconds.