A history you can find
Log service, repairs, parts, fuel and odometer readings. Keep receipts and vehicle documents alongside the records they explain.
SELF-HOSTED VEHICLE LOGBOOK
Your garage.
Your history.
Your server.
Remember every oil change. Understand every expense. Keep your car’s maintenance history in a beautiful, private app you host yourself.
MIT licensed · Docker · 8 interface languages · No required cloud
ONE PLACE FOR THE WHOLE STORY
From the first fill-up
to the next service.
Know where it goes
Review expenses by vehicle, category and period. Calculate full-to-full fuel consumption from recorded measurements.
Keep the next job in view
Set date and mileage reminders. Track tire mounting and tread measurements, and document body damage and repairs.
A PERSONAL GARAGE, ON YOUR TERMS
Your records stay
on your server.
SQLite and local attachments. Complete backup and restore. Durable offline entries with synchronization when you reconnect. No required paid API or telemetry.
Install it as a PWA on your phone. Some actions, including photo uploads, need a connection. Physical iPhone validation remains in progress.
Read the hosting & backup guide →BEFORE YOU START
A few useful answers.
How do I track car maintenance?
Create a vehicle, record service with its date and odometer reading, add parts and costs, and attach the receipt. Use the history to find previous repairs and set a reminder for the next service.
How do I remember when I last changed my oil?
Record each oil change as a service entry. Search your vehicle’s history for it to see the recorded date, mileage, parts and cost. Add a date or mileage reminder based on your vehicle’s service schedule.
Is MASHINA an alternative to vehicle maintenance apps?
Yes, if you want to run your own vehicle logbook. It combines service history, mileage, fuel and expenses in a mobile-friendly interface. You manage installation, HTTPS and backups yourself.
How does it compare with LubeLogger?
Both track vehicle maintenance and fuel on your own server. MASHINA uses React, FastAPI and SQLite, with a phone-oriented PWA and an isolated demo inside your installation. LubeLogger offers Docker and a standalone Windows executable, plus a hosted demo. Both use the MIT license. Compare their current documentation and try their workflows; this is not a claim that either has every feature of the other.
Can I try it without adding personal data?
After installation, choose “Explore the demo garage” on the welcome screen. The fictional garage uses a separate temporary database and files. This website is a product introduction, not a hosted instance of your garage.
Is MASHINA free and open source?
MASHINA’s own code is available under the MIT license. You provide the hosting. Third-party components retain their own licenses.