CarBeat

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About this app

CarBeat is the all-in-one way to understand what your car actually costs—not just what you paid for it. Keep your car’s heartbeat in rhythm—track every mile, service, and cost as it happens.

CarBeat brings together everything usually scattered across receipts, emails, and glove compartments: maintenance history, repair costs, purchases. Whether you own one car or manage several, it gives you a clear, organized financial picture of every vehicle you use.

- Track every cost, clearly

Log any expense tied to your car—oil changes, brake repairs, tires, insurance, registration, and more. Every entry is automatically categorized so you can see exactly where your money goes over time. Track your

- Know your true cost of ownership

CarBeat calculates lifetime, yearly, and custom-range spending per vehicle. Visual charts break down costs by category and time period, helping you understand which cars are expensive to maintain and why.

- Built for real car owners

From daily drivers to multi-car households and small fleets, CarBeat is designed to scale with your needs while staying simple and offline-first. Your data stays on your device and you can export when you choose.

- A complete dashboard for your garage

See all your vehicles at a glance—total spending, cost to own per mile, breakdown by car, "top offender" etc.

CarBeat turns car ownership from scattered guesswork into a single, structured record of everything you’ve spent and everything you still need to do.
Your car's true cost of ownership.
Updated on
Jul 23, 2026

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