Drivvo is a great car management and logging app. I've been using the app for well over a year and have even bought the pro version for backups. However, my only gripe on easy of use is that the odometer input defaults to zero if the screen is turned off. This zero then needs to be manually deleted in order to add your milage without an extra zero.
I uninstalled the app two minutes after installing. Why? I had to type my car's model instead of selecting it from a list. That matters a lot to me and it means the app does not know or recognize that critical info. Data is critical in the information age. It also insisted (and required) on entering the "fuel capacity" which I also I'm not interested in tracking. I just wanted a simple schedule to track and remind of needed maintenance items. I dont care about mpg or costs. I use flex fuel.
Great app for tracking car-related expenses and maintenance. You can keep track of things like new tires, oil changes etc. Also, track and get reports on how much you pay for gas, which it great! Note this is NOT a mileage tracker, if you need to log miles for work, you'll need a separate app. But if you want all your auto stuff in one place Drivvo is a great app.
I liked the app in the beginning because I thought it had what I needed - the ability to track fuel-ups, services, and track multiple cars. But when I wanted to log all the reminders from my car's suggested maintenance plan, I realized that the services you can set reminders for are very limited. Seeing as that's one of the main reasons why I downloaded this, I'm going with carfax's app - it automatically reminds you and already has your car's maintenance recommendations.
I have been using this app for at least 5 years, I used the free version for 2 years prior to purchasing the annual membership. The app is a fantastic tool to keep track of all your expenses associated with your vehicle customer service has been fantastic I have used them twice. It can be customized to your expenses, repairs, etc. Can keep track of your car loan payments so you can know actual amount you paid for your vehicle at end of loan. The more info input the best the reports worth the $s.
Forces you to input gas price, station name & location, and other irrelevant details. Settings are hard to adjust & I had to fool around with it quite a bit just to get it to display a basic fuel calculation correctly. I simply wanted to track my MPG and this app is ridiculously complicated. It won't let you skip inputting the tank capacity, so then the app tells you when to expect your next fill-up -- as if cars didn't have gas gauges! Too much fiddle-faddle.
Love this app, tracks everything I need, especially nice for a new car. Once you figure out how it works it's easy. But no more paper documentation. Let's you upload pictures, I use it for receipts. Let's you set reminders for service and not just for oil changes. I bought the full version which is an amazing deal.
2 year update: I literally use this app every time I get fuel, perform maintenance, buy parts... Everything, every time. I can't imagine how I kept all of this data straight before using this app! There are a couple of things left to desire with pro members: 1. Uploading copies of receipts and maintenance records. 2. OBDII diagnostic and realtime monitoring. 3. Better gas finder feature that includes Octane rating instead of mid/premium/regular.
I have used the app for years and really like it. The ability to get set up service prompts is great. I can get a prompt for anything I want to manage-windshield wipers, brake pads, tires, oil, and more. Use on all three cars and sync across the family. The only feature I would like to see added, is the ability to dump to a spreadsheet for management on my desktop. A desktop app that syncs with Drivo would be great. One of the best apps I have for desktop syncing is Recipe Keeper. The cross platform functionality in that app is amazing.
Great App for tracking fuel and maintenance. I'm a little disappointed about the feature of searching for gas stations near by; 90% of the fuel prices listed on the app is incorrect. I at first got excited that one gas station, shown on the app, advised gas for $2.46 but it was actually $2.99. Since then I haven't trusted the listed prices. But it's nice to spot a gas station ahead of time while traveling on vacation or business trips.
