CarKeep vs Tachwire

When was your last oil change? Time for a tire rotation? How many days until inspection? CarKeep is a maintenance log for drivers that tracks your car's care by two axes: mileage and time. ■ Mileage × Time Oil changes and tire rotations are tracked by mileage; inspection and battery by time. Each item uses the right axis, so you see "Oil change in ~300 mi" at a glance. ■ Core items, ready to go Just add your car and the key items—oil change, tire rotation, inspection—are set up automatically. Add oil filter, brakes, coolant, wipers, air filter, wash & wax and more. ■ Gentle, persistent reminders Get notified before each item is due. Even if it slips by, CarKeep reminds you kindly every day until it's done—so nothing falls through the cracks. ■ Manage your car with photos Add a photo of your car (the subject is cut out automatically). Manage multiple vehicles and switch between them from the top switcher. ■ Service log & mileage log Record when, at what mileage, and how much each service cost—handy for resale value and predicting the next due date. ■ Daily care tips Get a practical maintenance tip every day to keep your car running longer and better. ■ Widget See the next car that needs care and how much is left (mi / days) right on your home screen. [Free] 1 car, up to 3 care items [Premium] Unlimited cars & items / full history / storage groups / no ads - Lifetime ¥3,000 (one-time purchase, yours forever) - Weekly ¥200 * Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. ■ LINKS - Support: https://tsuzukit.com/contact/ - Terms of Service: https://tsuzukit.com/legal/terms-of-service.html - Privacy Policy: https://tsuzukit.com/legal/privacy-policy.html

Tachwire reads your car through a Bluetooth LE OBD adapter and puts what the dashboard keeps to itself — oil and gearbox temperatures, boost, gear, a hybrid's battery, on a BMW even oil pressure — on the car's screen, laid out the way you want. When something runs critically hot, it says so out loud. Deepest on BMW, which it asks through its own engine, gearbox and hybrid units. First support for many more makes, from Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Ford to Toyota, Land Rover and RAM. Standard readings on any car with an OBD port. A SCREEN OF YOUR OWN IN THE CAR • Tiles of any size on a grid fitted to your car's display. • Pages for the road, the track and the warm-up, a button apart. • Arrange it on the phone, start from a layout in the Gallery, or edit on the car's screen while parked. • A Live Activity on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and, on iOS 26, in CarPlay. YOUR CAR AND YOUR DRIVES • Car: your car pictured in its factory colour; tank, battery, tyres and the last drive at a glance. • Drives: a diary by day — city, highway or track, with alerts, pulls and records. • A drive's page: the route, a verdict with its reason, every reading on one time line. • Route video: a 15–60 s flyover on an OpenStreetMap map, saved to Photos. • Logbook: records and trends against your car's own usual; ignition timing pull and power by rpm. • Power from the torque the engine reports, never estimated. 0–60 mph or 0–100 km/h, ¼ and ½ mile, timed from the car's speed — on a closed track only. ROAD CAMERAS • Spoken alerts and a map window on the car's screen for speed and red-light cameras, section controls and low-emission zones in Spain, Portugal, Italy, the United Kingdom, Poland, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Norway, Cyprus, Malaysia and Russia. France: danger zones and low-emission zones only, as French law allows. Silent where such alerts are banned. • Off until you turn it on. TRACKS • 535 tracks in 17 countries, or set your own start/finish line. • Laps by session and the gap to your best, on the car's screen too. Runs and laps only on a closed track. • Track guidance in CarPlay: on a circuit, the track map with the next turn, and your braking points once a lap is recorded. A Track map tile for any page. WHICH CARS • BMW, the deepest: G-series from 2018 and F-series, recognised from the VIN — oil temperature and pressure, gearbox temperature and gear, boost, torque and power, a plug-in hybrid's e-motor and battery, a diesel's DPF and AdBlue. • MINI (2014–2024) and the Toyota GR Supra are read the way a BMW is. • First support, readings vary by model: Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, Ford (F-150, Mustang, Ranger and more), Toyota and Lexus (Land Cruiser 300 among them), RAM, Dodge, Jeep, Chrysler, Land Rover, Jaguar, Audi, Volkswagen, SEAT, CUPRA, Mazda and Honda. Their own readings stay quiet, with no warnings, until a drive confirms them. Renault, Dacia and Alpine are recognised. • Any other car with an OBD port: revs, speed, coolant, intake, load, often oil temperature and boost. A tile stays empty rather than show a wrong number. Make by make: tachwire.app/cars. WHAT YOU NEED • A Bluetooth LE OBD adapter: OBDLink CX (the fastest), vLinker, UniCarScan, or an ELM327 BLE clone (slower). Classic Bluetooth and Wi-Fi adapters can't connect to an iPhone. • iOS 18.4 or later and CarPlay, wired or wireless: the app reads the car only while CarPlay is connected. • No car nearby? Choose "No car yet" on the first screen for a demo drive. READ-ONLY, PRIVATE Tachwire only reads live values: no fault codes, no coding, nothing changed in the car. No account, ads or tracking. Drives stay on the phone unless you turn sending on (encrypted, route removed; only laps on a track keep their positions). Crash reports turn off with one switch; usage data only if you agree. GPS runs only during a drive. Tachwire is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by any carmaker. All trademarks belong to their owners.