Vehicle Manager · Documentation

Vehicle Manager docs

Track fuel, mileage, servicing and running costs for your vehicles.

Installation

Vehicle Manager runs in your web browser — there’s nothing to install. Open the app and you’re ready to go.

Launch Vehicle Manager ↗

Getting Started

  1. Open Vehicle Manager in your browser at /vehicle-manager/.
  2. Start a new entry or project and add your information.
  3. Let the app handle the structure and output.
  4. Export or share the result when you’re done.

It’s designed for vehicle owners and small fleet operators, so the defaults already match the way that work is usually done.

Features

  • Fuel and mileage log. Record refuelling date, volume, price, odometer and fill cost.
  • Efficiency trends. Monitor fuel economy, driving cost and cost per kilometre over time.
  • Service history. Record servicing and include maintenance in total running costs.
  • Vehicle reminders. Create alerts for servicing and other vehicle tasks.
  • Multiple vehicles. Manage more than one vehicle from a single account.
  • Import and export. Bring in historical CSV logs and export your vehicle data when needed.

FAQ

Is it free? The web app is free to use today.
Do I need an account? Only where one is needed to save your data; the app will tell you.
Is my data private? Yes — see the Privacy Policy.

Troubleshooting

  • It won’t load. Refresh, check your connection, try another browser.
  • Something looks wrong. Clear your browser cache and reload.
  • Still stuck? Email ornovalabs@gmail.com with your device and browser.

Release Notes

Current status: Live. Version 1.0 (2026). See the Vehicle Manager changelog.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Standard browser shortcuts apply (for example Ctrl/Cmd + S in supported flows). Product-specific shortcuts will be listed here as they’re added.

Tips

  • Enter information as you go rather than all at once — it’s faster and more accurate.
  • Keep names and labels consistent so your records stay easy to search.
  • Export regularly so you always have a copy of your work.

Best Practices

  • Make daily use a habit; small, regular entries beat occasional big ones.
  • Review your exports to confirm everything captured correctly.
  • Send us feedback — the best improvements come from real use.