Log the cars history
Snap a receipt and the entry writes itself — date, mileage, workshop, cost. Photos and drives sit alongside.
Log every job, see what's due next, know what the car really costs — and hand over a history that adds value.
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Exemplary logA real Elferlog car page · updated 17 Oct 2026987.1 · Black · Manual · United States
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Setup
Every car gets four pages
One record feeds all four: the log, the schedule, the cost picture and the certification score. Nothing to keep in sync.
Snap a receipt and the entry writes itself — date, mileage, workshop, cost. Photos and drives sit alongside.
Recurring jobs scheduled by km or date from what you've already done. Overdue items surface on your garage.
Monthly cost of ownership, where the money went, and the market trend for your generation.
Six tiers from Started to Exemplary, scored on how complete the record is — visible to buyers.
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One owner's log
“I enjoy working on the car as much as driving it. And, I can't seem to stop making it better.”
Brian drove his 2007 Boxster S 1,000 miles home from Atlanta, took it to a specialist for a post-purchase inspection, and has logged every refresh since — 89 records and 30 photos, with history back to 2007.
Create your account in under a minute, then log your first receipt from your desk or the garage floor.
How it works
Model, year and mileage. Specs fill themselves in.
Workshop, date, mileage and total are read for you. You check it and save.
The schedule, costs and log score follow. Invoices stay private.
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The rooms
A room per generation, per country, and #general for everything else.
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Photograph the receipt with oily hands. The record writes itself, the next service lands on the schedule, and the log is already up to date on the web.
Add the car and photograph the last receipt. Everything you write stays yours, and it moves with the car when it's sold.