BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY RIDE

The ability to set reminders based on multiple conditions, like "every 50 hours OR 6 months, whichever comes first."

This is exactly how OEMs specify service intervals. Your manual doesn't say "change oil every 50 hours." It says "every 50 hours or annually, whichever occurs first." Apps that can't handle this force you to pick one or the other.

LookOver checks your machines against U.S. safety recall databases and flags any match right on the machine, then pushes you an alert the day it lands.

A recall on your machine can mean a free fix for a real safety problem, but only if you hear about it. LookOver watches NHTSA (on-road) and CPSC (off-road) for you and matches recalls to your exact year, make, and model. No other powersports maintenance app does this.

The ability to use the app without an internet connection.

Your garage probably doesn't have great cell signal. Neither does the trailhead. You need to log services where maintenance happens, not where Wi-Fi exists.

Tracking maintenance for multiple vehicles in one app.

Powersports households don't own one machine. You've got a dirt bike, maybe an ATV, possibly a UTV, and a snowmobile for winter. Apps that charge per vehicle or limit your garage don't understand how riders live.

Track your rides with GPS to automatically log distance, duration, and routes.

Knowing exactly how many miles you put on during a ride makes interval tracking effortless. No more guessing or forgetting to update your odometer. Plus, you get a record of where you rode.

Use natural language to log services. Just type "Changed oil on my KTM at 25 hours, cost $35" and the app creates the record.

Filling out forms is tedious, especially with greasy hands. Natural language input means you can quickly dictate or type what you did without navigating through menus and dropdowns.

Bring your history in however it lives today. Paste a scroll of old notes, snap a shop receipt, or photograph your handwritten logbook, and AI turns it into organized service records.

Switching apps or finally going digital? You shouldn't have to retype years of maintenance. Typed notes, a stack of receipts, a grease-stained notebook: LookOver reads them and builds proper service records for you.

Photograph the maintenance interval pages out of your owner's manual, or send the PDF, and LookOver reads the chart and builds the whole schedule from it.

The intervals your machine actually needs are already printed in the book in your toolbox. Typing 60 rows off a dense chart is the reason most riders never build a schedule at all. Snap the pages, check what came across, save. Your pages are read once and thrown away, so LookOver keeps the intervals and never the manual.

Set service intervals based on the number of rides or races, not just hours or miles.

Some maintenance makes sense after a certain number of rides regardless of hours. Racers often service between events. MX tracks might be short on hours but hard on equipment.

A browser companion that signs in with your phone account and reads and writes the same data, both ways.

Powersports apps are almost universally mobile-only. That's fine when you're loading up at the truck, but a phone keyboard is painful for long service write-ups, importing a scroll of old notes, or tidying up your garage on a quiet afternoon. A real keyboard and a big screen turn 20 minutes of thumb-typing into 5.

Create and apply service templates that match your machine and riding style.

OEM schedules are just a starting point. A desert racer needs different intervals than a trail rider. Tell LookOver how and where you ride and it builds a schedule to match, or snap the interval chart out of your manual and use the numbers the factory printed.