One-click unsubscribe on lifecycle emails
The unsubscribe link in GarageHub's onboarding and tip emails now works in one click.
Updates to GarageHub across iOS, Android, and Web.
One-click unsubscribe on lifecycle emails
The unsubscribe link in GarageHub's onboarding and tip emails now works in one click.
Rev can confirm every change it proposes
When Rev suggests several changes in one reply, you can now confirm all of them.
Family members keep Premium everywhere
Members who inherit Premium from a family plan now get it at every limit and lock.
A pending purchase shows a notice
When the store holds your purchase for approval, the app says so instead of looking stuck.
Log limit paywall matches your real count
The paywall appears only when you have actually reached the Free log limit.
Button labels wrap instead of clipping
Long button titles now continue onto a second line.
Locked labor field no longer crashes
Tapping a locked labor time on Android hides the keyboard instead of closing the app.
Errors say what went wrong
Android shows the server's message instead of a bare HTTP code.
Premium prompts wait until your plan loads
Paying users no longer see Free-plan prompts while the plan is still loading, and a failed load offers Retry.
Tell Rev opens a real conversation
Setup's Tell Rev option now starts a normal garage chat like on iPhone and the web.
Chat handles percent signs and plus signs
Typing % or + into a message or onboarding no longer crashes the app or changes your text.
Rating request waits for a real win
The review prompt now appears after a couple of successes, like logs or finished jobs, never on your first.
Chat list previews read as plain text
Previews no longer show stray markdown symbols.
Links inside Learn articles work
Links to other guides in an article now open in the app instead of doing nothing.
Currency and weekday names follow the app language
Pickers and calendars use the language you chose in the app, not the phone's.
Expired sign-ins sign you out cleanly
If your session is revoked or expires, the app signs you out instead of staying on a broken signed-in screen.
Tell us why you're leaving
Deleting your account now offers an optional one-tap reason, so we can learn what to fix.
You hear about failed payments
If a renewal payment fails, GarageHub tells you, reminds you a week later and confirms once it's fixed; the web app adds a banner with a link to fix it.
More specs, in your units
The spec sheet covers 65 specs, including fluid capacities, torque values, filters and bulbs, and shows each one in metric or imperial to match your settings.
Import cards in chat show the current status
An import you started from Rev now shows whether it is still pending or already saved.
Make and model keep what you type
The keyboard no longer autocorrects a car's make or model, so a name like Accord stays Accord.
Long car names and mileages fit on the car page
A two-line car name no longer slides under the stats, and the mileage tile keeps the number and its unit together.
Mileage fields show the car's unit
Logging or viewing a service, editing an imported record, a part's install mileage, completing, snoozing or editing a to-do, and a car's purchase mileage now show the unit your car is tracked in, and the due mileage on a card no longer gets cut off on small screens.
Signing out keeps your phone's language
The sign-in screens no longer switch to English after you sign out, and a new install on Android starts in your phone's language.
Mileage fields use the car's own unit
Logging a service, adding a reminder or editing an imported record now shows the unit your car is tracked in next to the mileage, not your account's.
Due mileages show the car's own unit
A car tracked in kilometres on an account set to miles now shows kilometres on its own page, not miles.
Generated schedules use your units
A car tracked in kilometres now gets its service intervals in kilometres, not miles.
Rev keeps your corrections
Tell Rev "it's a diesel" and it saves that to the car, so the next conversation knows. It also offers to close schedule items that no longer apply, like spark plugs on a diesel.
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.
Open tabs survive an app update
A web tab left open across an update reloads once to pick up the new version instead of breaking.
Renewal reminders for every billing period
Subscribers now get a heads-up before each renewal, not just the first one.
Rev can clear a labor estimate
Asking Rev to remove an estimated labor time now clears it instead of failing.
Rev saves part specs
Ask Rev to note a part's specs and it saves them on the part. Installing, removing or retiring a part now keeps its install history the same everywhere you do it.
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 logs work more reliably
Separate jobs are logged separately, long service histories go through import, and Rev no longer proposes changes your plan can't save.
Rev answers for your exact car
Rev now takes your engine, gearbox and market into account, and tells you when your last odometer reading is old instead of assuming nothing is due.
Mac app now uses GarageHub's own typefaces
Headings, numbers and labels on the Mac now render in the same type as on iPhone instead of the system font.
Rev describes upcoming maintenance in plain words
Garage summaries no longer leak internal status labels like "due_soon".
Rev reads your first real mileage right away
Your first session's summary updates as soon as you correct the odometer instead of keeping the signup value.
A zero starting odometer no longer blocks history
Your real service records save even if you entered 0 miles at signup.
Import review shows what was actually saved
Reopening a finished import shows its result instead of a dead Import button, and the count is what landed in your history — a re-import of records you already have says zero, not the full list.
Odometer rollbacks ask before saving
A reading lower than the last one now shows both numbers and a Save anyway button instead of an error.
Free plan keeps 50 logs and 25 photos
Free now holds 50 service logs, 25 photos and unlimited parts.
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.
Schedules say when they're US estimates
For cars outside the US, a schedule built from US data is labelled so you know it may differ in your market.
Free plan previews your spec sheet
Free shows every open spec in full and counts what's locked, with one bar to unlock the rest.
Specs fill in when you add a car
A new car gets its engine, transmission and spec sheet filled in from its VIN and our maintenance data, on every plan.
VIN scanner reads the door-jamb barcode
Point the scanner at the barcode on the door-jamb sticker and it reads the VIN exactly, with no mixed-up letters and digits.
Read your odometer from a photo at setup
Adding a car now asks for the odometer, can read it from a photo, and plans by date until you add it if you don't know it yet.
Tell Rev what your car is for
Setup asks what each car is for and keeps the answer on the vehicle, and the upgrade offer that follows speaks to it.
A clearer paywall with no trial
Upgrading is one screen: the annual plan first, the other plans one tap away, and no trial to cancel.
Switching units now asks: relabel or convert
Changing your distance unit in Settings now asks whether your vehicles' numbers should be relabelled or converted, so an odometer of 100,000 km never silently becomes 100,000 miles.
Clearer message when you send too fast
Hitting the rate limit now shows a plain "slow down" message instead of reading as a failed upload or push.
Sign-in survives an interrupted refresh
Your session is saved as one unit, so an app closing mid-refresh can no longer leave you signed out on the next launch.
A purchase lands on the account that made it
If you sign out while a purchase or restore is still finishing, it no longer attaches to whoever signs in next.
New vehicles use your mileage unit
Adding a vehicle or finishing setup now follows the miles or kilometres you chose for your account, with a quick switch if it guessed wrong.
Shared photos upload at any size
Photos shared into GarageHub from other apps are resized before upload, so large camera images no longer fail.
Oversized photos upload cleanly
Android now shrinks very large vehicle photos before uploading, and every platform explains when a file is too big instead of failing silently.
Siri shortcuts speak your language
Every GarageHub Siri command, prompt and shortcut title is now translated into all twelve supported languages.
Odometer warnings in your language and units
When a mileage you enter conflicts with an earlier reading, the explanation and Rev's fix-it card now use your language, units and date format.
Rev knows today's date where you are
Rev now uses the current date in your timezone, and checks your saved specs before quoting oil grades or capacities.
New vehicles follow your miles or kilometres setting
A vehicle you add now takes the miles or kilometres you chose in settings, on every platform and when Rev adds it for you.
You stay signed in through network hiccups
A dropped connection while the app refreshes your session no longer signs you out.
Adding a log no longer opens the paywall
Picking a category while adding a service record could open the Premium screen on its own for free accounts. It no longer does.
PDF receipts upload and share reliably
Share or attach a PDF invoice and GarageHub reads it and drafts the service record, the same way it does for photos.
Rev fixes a wrong odometer in one tap
When a log disagrees with an odometer reading you typed earlier, Rev offers to correct the reading and save the log together.
Rev saves a log when odometer numbers disagree
When a service's mileage contradicts an earlier reading, Rev now asks which number is right and saves it, instead of leaving you with a Confirm button that does nothing.
Rev saves the odometer you mention
Tell Rev your current mileage in conversation and it updates the vehicle, so reminders stay on schedule.
Labor fields show a lock before you type
On the free plan, labor cost and labor time appear locked up front, so you never fill in a form only to hit the paywall on save.
Tracking what a service cost is now free
Every account can record the total cost of a service and the estimated cost of a job. Labor cost and labor time stay part of Premium.
More European VINs decode to the right model
VINs from the Volkswagen group, Mercedes, Peugeot, Hyundai, Ford of Europe, Land Rover and Fiat fill in the model far more often.
Quick account switches sign in the right account
Signing in to a different account while the previous sign-in was still loading now always lands you in the account you chose.
Switching accounts shows only your own data
Signing out and into another account on the same device no longer briefly shows the previous account's garage, parts, shops, plan or notification count.
Rev shows what it is doing for every action
The activity line under Rev's reply now names each step it takes, in your language, instead of going blank for some actions.
Reminders and the weekly digest arrive on schedule
Daily reminders and the Sunday digest no longer skip a day when GarageHub is updated behind the scenes.
This week loads on the Mac again
The weekly summary pane no longer stays blank after switching to it from the sidebar.
Shop plan limits open your shop's billing
Reaching a shop-plan limit now takes you to that shop's billing page instead of offering a Premium upgrade you may already have.
Forward receipts by email from the app
Set up your forwarding address and see what has arrived right from Settings, and pick it as a way to start during first-run setup.
Tap a fill-up to edit it
Fill-ups on a vehicle now open when tapped, and See all appears whenever you have any, so your full fuel history is always reachable.
Edit or delete a fill-up
Correct a wrong fill-up in the web app or ask Rev to fix or remove one, and its odometer reading follows the change.
Google sign-in no longer gets stuck at login
A sign-in that finished while the screen was changing left a valid session behind the login page; it now completes on its own.
First-run setup now greets every new account
Signing up with Apple or Google now lands you in Rev's guided first-run setup, which most new accounts were skipping past straight to an empty garage.
Ask Rev to fix a mileage reading
Rev can now correct or remove a specific reading from your mileage history when you point it out.
Fixing a service log fixes its odometer reading
Editing or deleting a service log now updates or removes the mileage reading it created, so a corrected entry no longer leaves a dip in your mileage history.
Edit and delete mileage readings
Each vehicle now has a mileage history page where you can correct a wrong odometer entry, delete a stray reading, and jump to the service log that recorded it.
Rev no longer creates duplicate to-do items
When you ask Rev to track something that is already on a vehicle's list, it points you at the existing item instead of adding a second one.
Rev research cards now finish reliably
Research Rev starts in chat now completes into the card, notifies you when it is ready, and Rev can read the result in later turns.
Counts read correctly in Polish, Russian and Romanian
A translation update had flattened the plural forms; every count now agrees with its noun again.
Save an odd odometer anyway
When a reading is flagged, the web app shows what it conflicts with and lets you save it regardless in one tap.
GarageHub warns before an odometer goes backwards
A reading that goes backwards against your mileage history is refused with the entry it conflicts with, so a mistyped odometer no longer skews your estimates and reminders.
Rev quotes money in your currency
Confirmation cards no longer show a dollar sign for amounts in euros, pounds or any other currency.
Rev's confirmation cards show every detail
Before Rev saves something, the card lists everything it is about to write, including the extra fields it now captures.
Rev records everything you tell it
Costs, labour time, part numbers, purchase details, nicknames and more now land on the log, part or vehicle when you say them to Rev, instead of being dropped on the way in.
The Sunday digest stops going missing
A week's digest could be skipped entirely if the service restarted at the wrong moment on a Sunday — it now has the whole day to reach you, and arrives at a sensible local hour.
Parts fits a smaller window
On a narrow window the part details step aside instead of squeezing the inventory table, and open in their own panel when you pick a part.
This week loads on Mac
The weekly summary opened to an empty pane on macOS and never recovered — it now loads every time, and says so while it is loading.
Counts read correctly in Russian, Polish and Romanian
Anything counted — vehicles, photos, guides, notifications — now takes the right grammatical form instead of one fixed ending for every number.
Scan your odometer on the free plan
Reading your mileage off a photo no longer asks you to upgrade — point the camera at the odometer and the number fills itself in.
Free plan tracks up to 30 of your own jobs
Items you add yourself now count against the free plan's allowance of 30 — the schedule GarageHub generates for you is never counted, and Premium is unlimited.
Far fewer VINs come back unrecognised
The VIN decoder now knows tens of thousands of manufacturer codes instead of a couple of hundred, so a quarter of the VINs that used to read "manufacturer not recognized" now resolve.