Vehicle maintenance and project tracking

Your garage has a lot to remember.
EverRestore remembers it for you.

Track maintenance, projects, parts, mileage, photos, procedures, and everything else that keeps your vehicles and equipment running.

No credit card required.

My Garage showing a truck at 90,090 miles, a mower at 53 hours, a boat with 3 overdue services, and an RV trailer with 10 overdue services.

Maintenance information ends up everywhere.

  • In your head

    Service dates you meant to remember.

  • In a toolbox

    Receipts that never made it into a record.

  • In bookmarks

    Procedures you cannot find at the vehicle.

  • In other apps

    Parts and project notes split across places.

EverRestore gives every vehicle a permanent home for its history, maintenance, projects, and important information.

One garage for everything you maintain.

Add cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, trailers, lawn equipment, and project vehicles. Each one gets its own history, schedule, photos, parts, projects, and notes.

  • Daily driver

    Mileage, upcoming maintenance, and open tasks.

  • Boat

    Operating hours and work that has to happen before launch.

  • Project vehicle

    Task progress next to the maintenance still due.

  • Trailer or mower

    A schedule in miles, hours, or the calendar — whatever that machine uses.

Stop wondering what’s due.

EverRestore tracks maintenance by date, mileage, hours, or a combination of them — and brings important work to the surface before it is forgotten.

  • Overdue
    Truck — oil change

    1,090 miles overdue.

  • Due soon
    Boat — inspect bellows

    Before launch.

  • Due soon
    Mower — sharpen blades

    In eight operating hours.

  • Upcoming
    Trailer — inspect wheel bearings

    In April.

Services for a 2016 Chevrolet Silverado 1500: oil change 1,090 miles overdue, annual inspection 30 days overdue, and brake inspection with 12 days remaining.
The Silverado’s services: two overdue, one upcoming.

Every service tells part of the story.

Record when the work happened, the mileage or hours, who completed it, what it cost, which parts were used, and anything you want to remember next time.

Oil and filter

March 12, 2026 · 88,420 miles · You

Parts
Oil filter and 5 quarts of oil
Cost
$64
Receipt
Photo kept with the visit
Notes for next time

Filter was tight. Use the strap wrench in the top drawer.

Turn scattered instructions into a procedure you can actually follow.

Save repeatable procedures with tools, parts, safety guidance, diagrams, and glanceable steps. Follow them from your phone while you work, then preserve the completed service in the vehicle’s history.

How procedures work

Follow steps on a phone, step 3 of 16 for checking steering and suspension, with a photo of the jack position and a safety warning not to work under a vehicle supported only by a jack.
Step 3 on the Silverado, with the jack position photo on the step.

Less typing. Better records.

Photograph a parts receipt. EverRestore reads the vendor, line items, and costs. You review them, then add what you want to the vehicle. Nothing is saved until you confirm.

  1. Photograph a parts receipt

    Take a photo or upload the pages from a parts counter or an online order.

  2. Review parts, names, and costs

    Check each line. Match it to a part you already keep, or confirm a new name and cost.

  3. Add it to the vehicle

    Receive the parts into inventory and, if you want, record one parts expense with the photos attached.

  • A shop invoice can be reviewed and applied as service records.
  • Service review can suggest schedule changes from the maintenance you already track.
  • Owner’s manuals you upload stay with the vehicle, and you can search them or pull a schedule to review.

Plan the work — not just the maintenance.

Break restorations and repairs into manageable tasks, organize the parts you need, compare budgeted and actual costs, and preserve progress with photos.

Projects and restorations

Full-screen project photo of the lower sterndrive in its initial state, before cleaning, labeled 3 of 9.
Before cleaning
Full-screen project photo of the lower sterndrive after cleaning, labeled 2 of 9.
After cleaning
Sterndrive Restore on the boat. The same part, photographed before and after cleaning.

Made for the driveway, garage, and boat ramp.

Open EverRestore on your phone. There is no separate app-store download to describe — the same account works in the browser, including outside.

  • Update mileage or hours
  • Take a photo
  • Capture a receipt
  • Log a service
  • Review what is due
  • Follow a procedure one step at a time
  • Open project photos full screen

Your vehicle history belongs to you.

  • Vehicles, maintenance, notes, and photos stay on your account.
  • You sign in to your own account before the garage opens.
  • You can download a service-history PDF for a vehicle you own.
  • Read how personal information is handled in the privacy policy and the terms.

Built by someone who was tired of forgetting the details.

I built EverRestore after years of maintaining vehicles and equipment — from Coast Guard helicopters to the projects in my own garage. Existing tools were either too limited, too complicated, or designed for repair shops instead of owners. EverRestore is the system I wanted: one place to know what needs attention, record what I did, and make the next job easier.

Give your garage a better memory.

Start tracking your vehicles, maintenance, and projects today.

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No credit card required.