Show buyers the car's real history.
The Revember passport is a read-only web page for one car: every service with its date and odometer reading, plus the checks a buyer cares about. You share the link; the buyer needs no app and no account.
What a buyer can check
Mileage that adds up
Every odometer reading is compared with the one before it. A reading that goes backwards is flagged, the classic sign of a wound-back clock.
What's due next
Items due in the coming months, so there are no surprise bills straight after buying.
When each part was last done
Oil, filters, brakes, fluids and battery, each with the date and mileage of its last service.
How it works
Log your services
Add each garage visit by hand, or scan the receipt with Pro. Every job gets a date and an odometer reading.
Switch the link on
One tap in the app creates the passport page for that car. The passport is part of Pro.
Send it to a buyer
Paste the link into a message or your listing. It opens on any phone or computer.
What the buyer sees
- Every service with its date and mileage
- The car's current health score
- A check that the mileage only ever goes up
- What's due soon and when each part was last done
- How many services have a receipt on file (not the receipts)
- Make, model, year and odometer
What stays private
- Your name and contact details
- What you paid for each service
- Receipts and invoices
- Insurance and inspection documents
- Your car's specs, such as oil grade and tyre size
You decide how long it's public
Switch the link off in the app and the page stops working straight away. Turn it on again later and the same link comes back.
Got a passport link from a seller?
It shows the service history the owner logged in Revember. For anything important, ask to see the original receipts or book an inspection — the passport is a record, not a guarantee.