# WrenchBook — Vehicle maintenance tracker

> Vehicle maintenance tracker (iPhone/iPad app by Leo Ohayon.)

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wrenchbook/id6759511152 (this page in markdown: same URL + `.md`)
- Developer: [Leo Ohayon](https://appshunter.io/developer/1879160982)
- Category: Utilities, Productivity
- Price: Free
- Age rating: 4+
- Requires: iOS 18.0 · 4 MB
- Languages: American English
- Released: 2026-02-26
- Data updated: 2026-08-30
- User reviews in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/wrenchbook/id6759511152/reviews.md

## What is WrenchBook?

WrenchBook is a simple, privacy-first vehicle maintenance and fuel log app that helps you track service history, fuel usage, costs, mileage, and receipts in one place. Stay organized with reminders and insights, and optionally back up your data to Google Drive so your records are always accessible.


## Version history (last 4 releases)

### 1.5.4 — 2026-08-22

New:

- Import from Fuelio (Settings > Import from Fuelio). Reads a Fuelio CSV export and brings the fill-up history across, converting the file's units. Fuel history only: maintenance rows in the file are counted and reported, not imported.
- Import a Fuelio "back up all" archive (.fuelio) covering every vehicle at once. The review screen lists each vehicle with its fill-up count, date range and units, with a checkbox and a destination picker per vehicle. Units are read per vehicle, not once for the file.
- The destination vehicle is pre-selected by matching the file against your garage. Importing onto a vehicle whose odometer range doesn't overlap the file's warns first.
- Vehicles can be marked inactive instead of deleted. The garage splits into Active and Inactive; retired cars keep all their history. Reversible, from a swipe or the vehicle's overflow menu.
- Reminders are paused for inactive vehicles: no badges, no banner. The reminders themselves are untouched and still browsable.
- Each vehicle can have a default fuel type.
- Vehicles with no known year. A blank year field is now valid and means unknown, shown as 0000 rather than guessed.

Changed

- Fuel type is optional. Records and vehicles start unset instead of defaulting to an octane grade.
- The Stats tab is split into Fuel, Distance and Service sections instead of one long scroll. Fuel covers fill-up count, volume and spend, average, best and worst economy, and month and year against the period before. Distance is derived from odometer readings on both fill-ups and service records, spread over the days between them, so a month with no entries still shows its driving.
- Best and worst economy now skip stretches too short to measure, where pump shutoff variance dominates. The screen reports how many were left out.
- Vehicle screens open on Maintenance, with the tabs ordered Fuel, Maintenance, Stats.
- The Log Fuel shortcut opens the fill-up you just saved instead of dropping you back where you started.
- ZIP backup exports are date-stamped instead of all arriving under the same filename.
- Unit preferences are included in cloud backups and restored with them.
- Cloud backups upload images before the manifest that names them, and receipt images the backup no longer references are removed from Drive rather than accumulating.

Fixed

- Correcting a number when logging fuel no longer sets the other fields off rewriting what you typed. Editing one of volume, price or total could overwrite a second field, so backspacing fought back a character at a time.
- Export ZIP Backup and Import from ZIP did nothing at all. Both work.
- Importing from a ZIP now marks your data for sync, so the next cloud sync can't push the pre-import snapshot back over what you just restored.
- Stats period comparisons counted one boundary value too many: "last month" included this month's mileage and last year included January.
- Restoring a backup onto a new phone no longer silently reverts units to miles and gallons.
- An interrupted cloud backup no longer leaves the previous one damaged or citing images that never uploaded.
- Garage search matches the text shown, so 0000 finds every vehicle still missing a year.
- A one-word vehicle name is no longer printed twice.

### 1.4.6 — 2026-04-09

Bug fixes.

### 1.4.5 — 2026-03-15

Garage search feature, improved data visibility in maintenance section.

### 1.4.3 — 2026-02-26

No release notes.

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