Oil and scheduled service
Record the service date and add mileage or oil specification in a note.
Oil changes, inspections, tire work and small repairs often live across invoices, emails and glove-box paperwork. When someone asks when a job was last done, the answer can take longer to find than it should.
With Last Time, each service becomes a one-tap entry. Add a note for useful context, then view the exact date and previous history whenever you need it.
Set up items that reflect your own vehicle and its service schedule. The owner’s manual and qualified professionals should determine when work is due.
Record the service date and add mileage or oil specification in a note.
Track rotation, seasonal changes, balancing, alignment and replacements.
Keep a quick history of completed inspections and administrative renewals.
Log replacements, checks and top-ups recommended for your vehicle.
Remember washes, waxing, interior cleaning and protective treatments.
Save the completion date with a short note about the work or component.
Last Time is a personal log, not a diagnostic or safety system. Follow the vehicle manufacturer’s schedule and professional advice for maintenance decisions.
Tap after the job is done. The date and elapsed time update automatically.
Your history stays available without a connection or an account.
Tracking data stays locally on your device, under your control.
Yes. Create an item for each type of service and log it whenever work is completed. Each item keeps its own chronological history.
Yes. Notes can hold mileage, a part number, garage name or other useful context alongside the completion date.
No. Use the schedule for your specific vehicle. Last Time records dates and can provide optional reminders based on the interval you choose or your previous entries.
Yes. Name items with the vehicle and service, for example “Blue car — oil change,” so each history stays clear.