A complete picture of what you spend
Fuel, charging, servicing and insurance add up to a single number — cost per kilometre. For the first time you see exactly what the car costs you.
Out now on the App Store and Google Play
A whole garage that fits in your pocket. Najeto works out consumption and cost per kilometre, and reminds you before the roadworthiness test runs out.
One vehicle free. No sign-up, your data stays on your phone.

Enter the odometer reading and Najeto works out the rest. No spreadsheets, no receipts in the glovebox.
Fuel, charging, servicing and insurance add up to a single number — cost per kilometre. For the first time you see exactly what the car costs you.
Every part, service and invoice stays with the car. A documented maintenance history is an argument buyers pay attention to.
The app tracks the roadworthiness test, insurance and motorway vignette by date and by distance, and reminds you in good time. Keeping them valid stays your responsibility.
Private and business trips stay separate and the PDF export is one tap away — your accountant has the paperwork before they ask for it.





Every entry carries a date, an odometer reading, a price and a document. Before you sell, it becomes a PDF — a maintenance summary with the invoices attached.


Short answers about what Najeto does — and plain explanations of the terms that come up around keeping vehicle records.
Yes. Every entry is saved straight to the phone, so you can log a fill-up in a garage with no signal just as well.
Yes. For an EV we track kWh instead of litres, and for a plug-in hybrid both separately — so you can see how much you really drove on the battery.
One vehicle is included in the free version. The PRO subscription unlocks further vehicles and the mileage log.
We will announce the price at launch. The subscription is taken out through the App Store or Google Play and can be cancelled there at any time. Sign up before launch and you get 50 % off the first billing period.
Yes. Besides cars and motorbikes you can add a trailer, caravan, quad bike, tractor or forklift. Machines are measured in engine hours instead of distance, and the reminders follow those.
No. The app works without signing up and your data stays on your phone, or in a backup you save yourself. We have no access to the contents of your garage.
Your data lives only on your phone, so without a backup it is gone. The app lets you export a backup to a file whenever you like — where you keep that file is up to you. Do it regularly; nothing is backed up automatically.
A record of trips with the date, route, purpose and odometer reading. Anyone using a car for business uses it to show the split between business and private kilometres. What exactly is required differs by country and by how you claim the costs — check with your accountant.
A chronological list of everything that happened to the car — oil changes, repairs, tyres, roadworthiness tests. Each entry carries a date, an odometer reading, a price and a document. Before you sell, it becomes a PDF that shows how you looked after the car.
Rolling back the recorded distance so a car looks less used. It shows up as a mismatch between documents: service records, inspection reports and receipts carry higher figures than the odometer. That is exactly why a documented history with dates and distances is worth something when you sell.
You fill the tank, drive, and at the next full fill-up the litres are divided by the distance covered. That is why the first figure is only indicative and the accuracy arrives with the second full tank.
No. The service book from the manufacturer is the official warranty document and the stamps still belong in it. Najeto is your own record on top — with documents, photos and figures that were never in the book.
No. Reminders are an indicative aid. Keeping your roadworthiness test, insurance and other documents valid remains your responsibility — Najeto only helps you not to forget.
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