My Moto arrives on the App Store. Type in a registration, and everything the DVLA knows about your vehicle appears — then let the app watch your MOT, tax, insurance, service and tyre dates for you.
Every update, every fix, and everything we're building next. My Moto is made by two people who actually use it — so the roadmap is short, honest, and driven by what you tell us.
My Moto arrives on the App Store. Type in a registration, and everything the DVLA knows about your vehicle appears — then let the app watch your MOT, tax, insurance, service and tyre dates for you.
Our first proper hotfix. Less about new toys, more about making sure the app is rock solid — three bugs squashed, and MOT and tax dates now refresh themselves every single day.
The biggest update since launch. Home screen widgets, calendar export, and real mileage history pulled from your vehicle's MOT record — plus a proper UK number plate on every car in your garage.
Nothing for you to do. Once 1.0.7 is released it'll arrive automatically if you have App Store updates switched on — otherwise open the App Store and tap Update.
Ideas on the bench — some will make it, some won't. What gets built first is decided almost entirely by what people ask for.
Log fuel, servicing and repairs against each vehicle, and see what your car really costs you per month and per mile.
Keep a photo of your V5C, insurance certificate and service receipts with the vehicle they belong to — so they're on you when you need them.
A notes page on every car for the things you always forget — tyre sizes, oil type, wheel nut torque, the locking nut key location.
Share a vehicle with a partner or family member so you both get the reminders, without sharing a login.
A proper record of every service and what was done, built up over time — handy for warranty claims and worth real money at resale.
Motorbikes, vans, classics and trailers — better support for everything else on your driveway.
These are possibilities, not promises — nothing here has a release date attached, and priorities shift based on what people actually ask for.
My Moto is built by two people, and the best features so far have come straight from people using it. If something would make your life easier, tell us.