Maintenance reminders that fire on time, true cost of ownership in €/km, and an odometer you update by snapping a photo. Built for riders first, cars too.
7 days free, then €9.99/year. See what Free and Pro include
No account. Your data stays on your iPhone and in your iCloud.
Rydger is an iPhone and iPad app by independent developer Oscar Gallego that reminds you when your motorcycle or car is due for maintenance and works out its cost per kilometre; an Android version is in closed testing.
No typing. Point the camera at your odometer, your iPhone reads the kilometres and you confirm. Reminders recalculate on their own.
Open Rydger and point the camera at the odometer. Nothing to type.
Your iPhone's own vision reads the kilometres. The photo never leaves your phone.
One tap and the ledger is up to date. The next reminder already knows how far it is.
Fuel and service are logged the same way: receipt photo or by hand, your call.
Reminders that fire on time, the manufacturer's service plan, and what every kilometre really costs you.
Oil, chain, tires, brakes, ITV/MOT and insurance. Each reminder fires by kilometres or by date, whichever comes first. Confirm once and Rydger works out the next one.
One vehicle on the free plan. Unlimited vehicles with Pro.
You start with the maintenance plan for your make, model and year, not an empty list. Browse it for free; with Pro, apply it in one tap and the reminders are created.
Fuel, service, tires and insurance in one ledger. The real €/km answers “keep it, sell it, or buy another?”
Logging expenses and services is free. Example figures.
Your bike's or car's Bluetooth and a Shortcuts automation log each ride, without opening the app. Rydger checks the first one and tells you what to adjust if it doesn't record.
Your first 10 automatic rides are free.
Every service, fill-up and odometer reading adds to a dated record. Export it as CSV whenever you like, or send it to the next owner by QR code when you sell. The PDF resale report is Pro.
The free plan is the whole app. Pro is for the garage.
≈ €0.83/mo, save 16%
7 days free, then €9.99/year. Cancel anytime.
Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing.
Billed through the App Store and renewed automatically until you cancel in your Apple ID settings. The App Store shows the price in your currency.
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On iPhone it syncs through your own iCloud, so a new iPhone signed in to the same Apple ID gets it back. You can also export everything as CSV at any time.
The monthly and yearly subscriptions start with 7 days free. If you cancel before they end, in your Apple ID settings, you are not charged. The lifetime purchase has no trial: you pay once.
No. The free plan is free forever: one vehicle, reminders, cost tracking, full CSV export.
Yes. Cars get the same reminders, service records and cost per kilometre as motorcycles. The reminders are adapted to each vehicle type.
Snap a photo of your dash; on-device vision reads it, you confirm. Cloud vision is only a fallback for glare/analog dashes.
(Beta) Rides log themselves via your bike's Bluetooth + a Shortcuts automation. Your first 10 automatic rides are free; Pro makes it unlimited. Set up automatic tracking
Yes. Sign in with Apple on the web portal to see your status and manage it through Apple.
The full ledger
Everything below is in the current App Store version. Clear labels show what is Free, what needs Pro, and what is still in Beta.
Track service by date, distance, or both, with due-date predictions based on your riding pace.
Follow physical wear on chains, tires, pads, and discs, plus tire DOT age.
Start from curated make, model, and year service schedules instead of a blank list.
Keep insurance, inspection, and licence files with expiry alerts.
Check supported US-market vehicles against NHTSA recall data.
Track equipment costs and helmet age alongside your vehicles.
Point at the dash, confirm the on-device reading, and keep moving.
Use a metered cloud read when on-device vision cannot resolve a difficult display.
Keep trip history and distinguish city, highway, and twisty-road riding.
Log rides in the background through your vehicle's Bluetooth and Shortcuts.
Your records sync through your own iCloud and come back on a new iPhone.
Export your history or send encrypted service records to a buyer by QR code or link.
Create fuller ownership reports to share or hand over when you sell.
Use the full core ledger for one motorcycle or car without paying.
Track dirt and circuit machines by running hours instead of distance.
Keep every motorcycle and car active in one garage.
Log fuel, service, parts, insurance, and other ownership costs in one place.
See the real €/km, category breakdowns, and paired-consumable costs.
Run and save quick safety checks before you set off.
Winterize, pause wear-based reminders, and recommission with guided checklists.
New in 2.0
Rydger 2.0 is out on the App Store. Try automatic rides on us, see every vehicle ranked by cost, and share a resale report that checks your history first.
Your bike's Bluetooth and a Shortcuts automation log each ride. Rydger checks your first one and tells you what to fix if it doesn't record.
Your vehicles ordered by € per km, so you can see which one costs you most. Tap one to open it.
It flags odometer drops, long gaps and overdue service, and marks each service as receipt photo or logged by hand.
An odometer drum and a live bar to your next service. Logging a reading is quicker.
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Ownership resources
Rydger is a motorcycle maintenance tracker for iPhone: reminders by date or distance, a service log with odometer readings, and cost per km.
Read resource →What a motorcycle really costs to run: which costs go in the total, cash versus full cost, depreciation, and what the per-km figure tells you.
Read resource →Winterize a motorcycle step by step: clean, fuel, oil, battery, chain, tyres, cover and insurance. What ADAC, Can-Am and Battery Tender advise.
Read resource →A service history a buyer can check: dated entries tied to odometer readings, labelled owner work, explained gaps and a copy you can share.
Read resource →What a kilometre in your car costs: fuel or charging, why a finance or lease payment hides most of it, and how to compare alternatives.
Read resource →General motorcycle service intervals in one table: before every ride, monthly, by distance and by time, each with a named source. Your manual wins.
Read resource →