What's New

Filter History by type, photos or odometer

A vehicle's History now has filters, a photo grid with search and an odometer view with the year's cost totals, and you can edit or delete odometer readings.

Settings in six clear groups

Settings now follows the same six groups on every app (Appearance, Units, Notifications, Account, Family and More), and on Mac you can set quiet hours.

Preview what Rev will log first

When you type a job in one line, Rev shows a card with the entry, date, odometer, cost, parts and the Up Next items it closes, and nothing is saved until you choose.

Garage home lists every car's next job

The garage home shows each car as a row with its odometer and next job, your own cars first, then family cars, with archived cars tucked away.

Done and snooze on every Up Next row

Every Up Next item has a Done button and a menu to snooze, edit, delete or stop tracking it, and on iPhone and Mac you can snooze to a date or an odometer reading.

Delete a shop from shop settings

Shop owners can now delete a shop from its settings page after confirming.

Rev links spec answers to your spec sheet

When Rev answers from your car's spec sheet, like which oil it takes, the reply ends with a link that opens the car's Specs tab.

Browser notifications and a weekly budget

Turn on browser notifications in Settings > Notifications, where you can also see how many notifications you have had this week against the limit.

Sign up while connecting Claude or ChatGPT

Create an account or sign in right on the connect page, which always shows where you'll be sent after approving.

Tell Rev your last service while setting up

New iPhone owners can tell Rev about their last service on day one and answer a quick follow-up from the lock screen on day two.

One-tap Done keeps recurring jobs on schedule

Marking a recurring job done from a notification, widget or Up Next rolls it forward to its next due date, and Stop tracking ends a series for good.

Spec sheets filled for more cars

Oil, coolant, brake fluid, torques and more now fill in from the manufacturer's manuals for the Toyota RAV4 and Tacoma, Mazda MX-5, Jeep Wrangler, Audi A3 and Ford F-150.

Estimated odometer readings are clearly labelled

When the mileage on a log or update is our estimate it says Estimated, a guess or a zero is never saved as a real reading, and the web entry wizard keeps estimates as estimates.

One reminder per car instead of a pile

Maintenance and recall reminders now arrive as one digest per car, with a fresh note only when something turns overdue.

Rev keeps red for what's urgent

In Rev chat only the Send button and critical repairs are red, so a worn brake stands out from a dropped connection.

Rev shows its steps; Stop keeps answers

While Rev works the chat names each step, and Stop keeps the part of the answer already written.

Clearer connector tools, 30 free changes a month

Claude and ChatGPT now see a plain title and a read-or-change label on each GarageHub tool, and the Free plan includes 30 changes a month.

Upgrade goes straight to checkout

On the web, Upgrade in the Premium window opens secure checkout for the yearly plan in one step, and View all plans still shows monthly and promo codes.

Schedule pages are clearer and more accurate

Schedule pages note when they show the US schedule, the 2026 RAV4 names the right fluids, and the Corvette C8 gearbox filter first comes at 7,500 miles.

Resetting your password signs out every device

After a password reset, other devices lose access right away instead of staying signed in.

Garage Year counts parts and labor spend

Logs that record parts and labor without a total now count toward your Garage Year and History spend.

Photos stay on the car they belong to

A photo is always filed under the vehicle of the log or item it belongs to.

Log and car screens stay accurate

Deleted cars and logs no longer show in search, widgets, History or lists, and a log's details name its car.

Shop work orders list loads again

Shop members whose work orders had line items saw an empty list on Android; every order and its items now show.

Import history is always one click away

Importing receipts or a CSV of past services is now in the History menu and the command palette, not only on an empty history.

Rev reads your cars and chats accurately

Rev's car picker shows how you use a car, a car with no odometer says No reading yet instead of 0 km, and Rev no longer cites chats that never said it.

Rev's free-plan limit stays with its own account

After you sign in as someone else, the Rev limit message from the previous account no longer shows.

Your first job shows in Recent Activity

On a new garage, a job you logged in the afternoon could be hidden behind scheduled services; your own history now comes first.

Upgrade screen says when no plans load

When Google Play has no plans to show, the upgrade screen says so instead of asking you to check your connection.

See your car's plan before creating an account

A new account starts with your car and odometer, shows the maintenance plan right away, and saves it with Apple, Google, a passkey or email.

Mac onboarding in one window

On the Mac, the form and your car's plan sit side by side, and the plan updates as you type.

Scan a VIN, odometer or receipt live

Point the camera at a VIN, the odometer or a receipt and the app reads it live, with a confirm step before anything is saved.

One notification level with push and in-app switches

Choose Off, Important only, Weekly plan or Everything in Settings and turn push and in-app notifications on or off separately, while the level never silences payment problems or recalls.

Fewer, more useful push notifications

Routine pushes are capped at three a week, so reminders about items coming due are never crowded out.

Rev asks one question on your second day

Two days after you sign up, Rev asks when you last did the one service your plan still needs, and on Android you can answer right from the notification.

Rev remembers your other recent chats

A new chat with Rev knows what you talked about in your recent chats, and on Premium Rev can also search your older conversations.

Rev keeps a case file for each problem

Rev keeps what you noticed, the likely causes, the safety call and the likely cost for each problem, picks the case up in later chats, and closes it by logging the repair.

Your diagnosis case files on the car

Open diagnoses lead the car's Overview and Up Next with the safety call and the likely causes, and closed ones move to History under Diagnoses.

Premium includes a shop for side jobs

Premium now comes with a small shop for work on other people's cars, with up to 15 open jobs, one member and 30 Rev drafts a month.

Labor time is free to record

Free users can add labor time and estimated labor to a log on the web or through Rev, while labor cost stays Premium.

See how many photo reads you have left

On the free plan, the add-entry form shows how many photo reads are left this month, and when they run out the photo stays so you can finish the prefilled form yourself.

History shows everything you've done

History now lists your logs, fill-ups, Up Next items and notes together, with filters by type or car, search, and every entry one tap away.

Dates land on your own day

A log, fill-up or part dated in the evening or early morning now shows on the day you meant, wherever you are.

A clearer upgrade screen

Every upgrade prompt on the web now opens the same Premium screen, with the benefits for the feature you tried and one Upgrade button.

See Rev's steps and stop a reply

On the web, Rev shows what it is doing as it works, folds the steps into one line when it is done, and Stop ends a reply you no longer need.

Appearance has its own Settings page

Pick System, Light or Dark on a dedicated Appearance page, and find This week in the More list.

Tell Rev your last service from the garage

A garage card opens Rev with the question ready to send, and the odometer step can read a photo of your dash before you create an account.

An estimated odometer never counts as a reading

A job or fill-up logged at your car's estimated odometer no longer raises the odometer, moves a mileage due or skews fuel economy.

Your garage stays put when a refresh fails

If refreshing the garage fails, your cars stay visible with a small error and Retry instead of a blocking error screen.

Skipping the odometer no longer records 0

Adding a car without an odometer reading no longer stores 0, so services you log later don't read thousands of miles overdue once the real reading arrives.

A new car's schedule starts from zero

On a car that really reads 0 km or miles, finishing a service plans the next one from 0 instead of leaving it without a mileage target.

Rev keeps work order totals up to date

Line items Rev adds to a work order now update its labor, parts and grand totals, and Rev respects your plan's limit on open jobs, telling you before you confirm.

Up Next stops asking about jobs you logged

If you log a job yourself instead of from its card, Up Next and its reminder now see it and stop asking how the job went.

Finished shop jobs update the customer's Up Next

When a shop completes a work order, the matching item on the customer's Up Next is marked done, just as if they had logged it themselves.

Estimated intervals get the manufacturer's value

When we find the manufacturer's interval for an item your schedule only estimated, your schedule switches to it and tells you, unless you changed that item yourself.

Photo diagnoses lead with the safety call

When you send Rev a photo of a problem, its reply now opens with whether it is safe to keep driving, before any steps.

Rev remembers your photos

When you send Rev a photo, with or without a message, and keep talking about it, Rev keeps what it read from the photo instead of asking you to send it again.

Rev can check your account

Ask Rev what plan you're on or why something failed, and it reads your account status and your recent errors to answer.

Get help from Rev

Settings has a new Help section: tap Get help from Rev to ask Rev about your account, the app or anything that went wrong.

A cleaner Rev chat

Your messages to Rev now sit in dark ink bubbles, the message box has a clearer edge, and cards that can't open from where you are no longer look tappable.

Clearer Bulgarian and Japanese wording

Recalls read correctly in Bulgarian, the first-run steps keep one consistent tone, and Japanese no longer calls registration an inspection.

Service names read the same in every language

In the 12 translated languages each maintenance item now has one name, and mistranslations such as a tire rotation called a tire change are fixed; items already on your schedule keep their names.

Garage Year opens on a year with records

Garage Year now opens on a year your car actually has records for, instead of an empty current year.

Specs follow a change of engine or model

When you correct your car's engine, model or VIN, the spec sheet refills from the right source and keeps the values you entered or confirmed with Rev.

Spec sheet links name the car

When Rev links to a spec sheet, the link names the vehicle it belongs to.

Edited specs drop their old source

When you change a spec value, the source it was first copied from no longer stays attached to your new value.

Fuel grade and other specs in your language

Fuel grade, drivetrain and transmission type on the spec sheet now read in your language, as they already did on the web.

Vauxhall VINs fill the spec sheet

A Vauxhall's VIN now fills its spec sheet, even though it decodes as an Opel.

Pull to refresh updates the spec sheet

Pulling to refresh a car's Overview now fetches its spec sheet again instead of showing a cached copy.

Honda and Camry key specs from the manual

Civic, CR-V, Accord and Camry spec sheets now fill their key values from the owner's manual, each matched to the right engine.

Schedules for the newest Opel Astra and Corsa

The 2025–2026 Opel Astra L and the 2024 Corsa F get schedules from Opel's documents and labelled secondary sources.

European cars get their exact engine's schedule

On European models the schedule now matches the exact engine you entered, reading badges, engine codes and power figures such as 75 PS.

2023–2025 MX-5 intervals match the owner's manual

The RF roof drain on 2023–2024 cars and the air filter on 2025 cars now follow the owner's manual for that year.

Notification search finds older notifications

Searching or filtering notifications now loads older pages until it finds matches, and says when there is nothing more.

Easier-to-read labels on cards

Labels, dates and units on raised cards and selected rows now have enough contrast while keeping their hierarchy.

Easier-to-read text on photos

Captions, badges and controls over photos sit on a darker backing, so they stay readable on bright pictures.

Selected chips readable in light theme

Text on a selected chip now has enough contrast in the light theme.

Inventory and More show their own titles

The Inventory and More tabs now show their own names at the top, and on Android the Inventory tab has the hammer icon.

The oil change card lists your engine oil

The oil change card now names your car's engine oil type and capacity with its source, or tells you to check your manual.

A focused tool set for the Claude connector

The GarageHub connector in Claude offers a focused set of tools for reading your garage and logging work, can start from an empty garage, and can turn a receipt photo into a log.

Customers can request jobs from your shop page

Your public shop page has a Request a job form, and each request arrives as a notification that opens a new work order marked Requested.

Asking Rev in your shop uses no drafts

In a shop's Rev chat, questions no longer count toward your 30 monthly Rev drafts: only a job, job line or notes Rev writes once you confirm it does, and when you run out Rev tells you before asking you to confirm and keeps answering questions.

DVI findings count toward your Rev drafts

On a Bench or free shop, generating findings for an inspection counts as one of your 30 monthly Rev drafts, and an inspection with nothing to write up uses none.

A new shop logo needs the Shop plan

Uploading a new shop logo now needs the Shop plan, while a logo you already have stays and you can always remove it.

Shop dates in your format

In Shop Mode, customer visits, work orders, the calendar and printed work orders show dates in your app's language and format.

Shop tab labels fit in more languages

In Shop Mode, the dashboard tab uses a short word in Russian, Spanish, French, Polish, Romanian and Turkish, so both tab labels fit.

A password reset removes every passkey

Resetting your password now also removes every passkey on your account, so nobody else can keep signing in with one.

A new typeface

The app now uses Sofia Sans, and Learn headings use Spectral. Text follows the app's language, so Bulgarian, Russian and Ukrainian letters take their proper forms, in the share sheet too.

Handle it records only a real odometer reading

Marking an Up Next item as handled no longer saves an estimated odometer or the item's due mileage as a reading, so your mileage history stays accurate.

Service history matched to your schedule more accurately

When GarageHub matches your past services to your maintenance schedule, it now tells similar parts apart and skips matches it isn't sure about.

Engine-specific schedule changes wait for your engine

If your car's engine isn't known yet, schedule corrections that apply only to certain engines are held back instead of changing your schedule.

Clearer Specs labels in every language

The Specs card uses one consistent term and tone per language, with two Bulgarian and Russian labels corrected.

Relative dates in your language

Times like "2 days ago" now appear in the app's language and count calendar days the same way as on the web.

Tidier cards and dialogs

A long customer email no longer pushes their vehicles off the card, disabled cards keep their color, and the unit options stand out from the dialog behind them.

Deleting a log or Up Next item

Deleting from the edit dialog now leaves the page once and doesn't try to load the deleted item again, and a deleted log links back to History.

Completing a task no longer guesses your mileage

When you mark a task done, the mileage field starts from your last real reading. An estimate is offered separately, and keeping it no longer records it as an odometer reading.

Clearer chips, cards and empty states

Selected chips are now dark instead of red, work order details are grouped into cards, and dates, prices and labels follow your language.

First chat with Rev in your language

The title of your first Rev conversation, its notification and its error message now appear in the language you use the app in.

Marking a task done keeps real mileage

The complete form and Handle it now use your last real odometer reading. An estimate is offered separately and is never saved as a reading.

Build plan buttons work again on iOS 26

The settings gear and the add button in the build plan show and respond again on iOS 26.