Martyr: Vehicle Records

It remembers, so you don't have to

Martyr is for the one person in the family who keeps track of every vehicle. It holds the service history, tells you what is coming due, and keeps the registration and insurance cards with their expiry dates. It is free, it has no ads, and it does not ask you to make an account.

Start with your cards

Grab your registration and insurance and take a photo of each. Martyr reads the VIN, plate and expiry dates on your phone, fills them in for you to check, and keeps the cards ready. It reminds you 30 days before each one expires and on the day. The card photos stay on your phone.

Let your agent handle it

Martyr is meant to be used with your own AI agent: Claude, ChatGPT, Muse or Codex. It looks the car up from its VIN and fills in the trim, tires, oil and fluids. Tell it what was done and it logs it. Let it keep an eye on what's coming up, remind you, and find your nearest Martyr shop. You check everything before it is saved. Prefer to do it yourself? Manual mode is one tap away.

Every garage, by name

Your place, the project car at Dad's house, the boat at the storage lot: name each garage and keep its vehicles in it. Tell your agent "checked the tire pressures on the cars at Dad's house yesterday" and it knows which ones you mean.

Everything the DMV registers

Cars and trucks, motorcycles, RVs, trailers and boats. No cards handy? Scan the VIN barcode, photograph the VIN label, type the VIN, or enter the vehicle yourself. Boats keep their hull ID and count engine hours; trailers need no odometer.

Log what was done

Oil, tires, brakes, alignment, fluids, filters — or anything you name yourself. Add the odometer or engine hours, the cost, the shop, and details like oil grade or tire size. Your own work is marked as yours; shop work names the shop.

Your build sheet

List the modifications — suspension, wheels, power, brakes, safety gear for track days — with brand, spec, date and who fitted them. The list goes into the PDF history, and with a quote when you want the shop to know.

Reminders that follow your driving

Every reminder works by date, by distance or hours, or whichever comes first, and learns how much you actually use the vehicle. Reminders arrive at 9 AM on the day they are due and two weeks before. The intervals start from general defaults and say so — your owner's manual wins, and every interval can be changed.

Stored or rarely driven

Put a vehicle in storage mode and the mileage reminders step aside; a reminder to use it takes their place.

Export when you sell

Make a PDF of a vehicle's history with the VIN and page numbers on every page — with or without costs, with or without the VIN and plate. Export everything as JSON or CSV whenever you like, and import it on your next phone.

One-tap quote for cars, only if you want one

"Get a quote" sends the service you need and the records you choose to your Martyr shop: the independent shop in the Martyr network that serves your ZIP code, such as TDW Auto in San Jose, California. Shops that pay to be listed are marked "Sponsored". You see exactly what is sent before you tap Send. Martyr works fully without it.

Your records stay on your phone

Your records and card photos live on this phone and travel with your phone's own backup. Martyr collects usage stats, which help us improve it and tell shops how many users are in an area. Shops never see anything about you, and you can opt out in Settings.

Martyr is published by Zerostat LLC. Zerostat LLC and TDW Auto have the same owner. Martyr is independent and not affiliated with any vehicle manufacturer.