More than one motorcycle
Each bike has a name, brand, model, year, plate, engine size, purchase date, and purchase price. The purchase price stays separate from installment payments, so ownership cost is not counted twice.
Mileage you can trust
Update the odometer with a date and a note. MotoCare records the distance from the previous reading and refuses a lower number unless you mark it as a correction. The latest reading drives kilometer-based service.
Service on a date, a kilometer mark, or both
Oil, filters, spark plugs, chain, brakes, tires, battery, coolant, lights, and your own categories. Completing a service saves the history and calculates the next due date and mileage. Intervals are examples you can edit. Follow the manufacturer's manual.
Fuel and economy
Log the date, odometer, liters, price per liter, station, and whether the tank was full. Economy comes from consecutive full-tank fill-ups. Monthly fuel cost sits next to the rest of the garage.
A real installment ledger
A monthly plan can start from the common example of ₱10,300 with a ₱200 rebate for 12 months. The rebate can apply every month, only when you pay on time, or on a custom rule. Opening the payment screen does not mark anything paid. Remaining balance updates after you record the amount, date, method, and reference.
One history, no double counting
Maintenance, fuel, and installment payments each create one transaction. Search by date, motorcycle, category, or payment method, then export CSV or print a report. Refunds reduce the cash total.
Reminders that stay put
Alerts fire 7, 3, 1, and 0 days before a due date, and when the odometer crosses a service threshold. They stay in the notification center with read and unread state. Quiet hours can hold the push, and the in-app record remains.