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Your whole garage. A mechanic who’s read it.

Every job, part and receipt for every vehicle, in one place. Tell Rev, the AI mechanic, what you did in plain English. It writes the record.

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How it works

Ask, log, and know what’s next.

GarageHub on iPhone, Rev chat for a 2018 Honda Civic Si: the owner asks whether brakes that squeal for a couple of minutes after a cold start are a worry. Rev checks the brake history first (pads and rotors, brake fluid six weeks ago), explains the squeal is surface rust burning off the rotors, lists when to book it in, and gives its verdict: normal, nothing to fix today.GarageHub on iPhone, Rev chat for a 2018 Honda Civic Si: the owner asks whether brakes that squeal for a couple of minutes after a cold start are a worry. Rev checks the brake history first (pads and rotors, brake fluid six weeks ago), explains the squeal is surface rust burning off the rotors, lists when to book it in, and gives its verdict: normal, nothing to fix today.
GarageHub on iPhone, Rev chat: the owner types that they changed the Civic’s oil with Mobil 1 0W-20 and a Honda filter at 58,240 miles. Rev shows a confirm card for an oil and filter change with the odometer, the cost, the oil and filter it will take off the parts shelf, and the next oil change at 65,740 miles or March 2027, then replies that it’s done.GarageHub on iPhone, Rev chat: the owner types that they changed the Civic’s oil with Mobil 1 0W-20 and a Honda filter at 58,240 miles. Rev shows a confirm card for an oil and filter change with the odometer, the cost, the oil and filter it will take off the parts shelf, and the next oil change at 65,740 miles or March 2027, then replies that it’s done.
GarageHub on iPhone, the Up Next list for the whole garage: nine open items, with a critical timing belt and water pump replacement on the Miata six days overdue and its kit in stock, then a coolant flush due at 158,000 miles and the Civic’s oil change due at 65,740 miles.GarageHub on iPhone, the Up Next list for the whole garage: nine open items, with a critical timing belt and water pump replacement on the Miata six days overdue and its kit in stock, then a coolant flush due at 158,000 miles and the Civic’s oil change due at 65,740 miles.

Demo garage. The Rev conversations shown are examples.

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Demo build · 1997 Mazda MX-5 Miata LS

Project Apex — NA Miata Track Build

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Photo: Joel Gundi, Pexels
Complete
62%
8 of 13 installed
Odometer
142,000mi
Paid for parts
$3,397

Modifications

  • SuspensionTein Flex Z CoiloversInstalled$950
  • Wheels & tiresKonig Rewind 15x8 WheelsInstalled$560
  • Wheels & tiresFalken Azenis RT660 205/50R15Installed$720
  • BrakesHawk HPS Rear PadsOrdered$65est.
  • EngineGates Timing Belt + Water PumpPlanned$90est.

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What owners say

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What's new

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Latest release: Oct 7, 2026

  • Rev remembers what you tell it

    Confirm a fact once, like how you use the car or what you prefer, and Rev carries it into every conversation. Review or delete saved facts in Settings on the web.

  • Plan your next jobs during setup

    Pick what's next on your car when you add it, and Rev's first answer plans all of it: the order, the parts and tools, and what to check first.

  • Rev can search the web, with sources

    Research answers and quick lookups like part numbers, prices and recalls now come from live search and show the pages they came from.

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Questions, answered straight.

The honest version — pricing, privacy, and what Rev can actually do.

Is GarageHub free?

Yes. The free tier includes 1 vehicle, 50 service logs, 25 photos and unlimited parts, plus 15 Rev messages a month — no credit card required. The Premium plan ($7.99/mo or $59.99/yr) unlocks unlimited vehicles, logs, and Rev.

What is Rev?

Rev is GarageHub's AI mechanic. It reads your service history, parts inventory and vehicle details. Ask it anything in plain language — it can also log maintenance, add issues and set reminders, and it shows you exactly what it will save before anything is written.

How is Rev different from searching forums or YouTube?

Rev knows your specific vehicle — year, make, model, mileage, mods, and service history — so it answers for your actual car, not a generic result. For a bigger job it can research a step-by-step guide for your exact car, with difficulty, tools, parts and sources.

Does it work for classic cars, motorcycles, and project builds?

Yes. GarageHub supports vehicles from 1940 to today — classic cars, motorcycles, trucks. The Build Plan feature tracks project stages, mod lists, and milestones with photos, costs, and notes.

Can I try GarageHub before paying?

Yes. The free tier lets you track one vehicle with 50 service logs, 25 photos and unlimited parts, plus 15 Rev messages a month. Upgrade to Premium anytime for unlimited access.

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