Scan the receipt and Dipstick fills in the fill-up. It reads the service schedule out of your owner's manual, remembers the insurance card, and tells you what every mile really costs.



Most apps track fuel. Dipstick keeps the receipt, the schedule, the paperwork and the money — and hands all of it back when you sell.
Gallons, price and station come off the paper. It checks the numbers are plausible, so a misread price doesn't quietly land in your history.
Import the factory service schedule straight out of the owner's manual PDF, then adjust any interval you disagree with.
Both of you log fill-ups, both of you get the reminders, and the insurance card is there when either of you needs it.
Cheap fuel stops being cheap once you count the getting there. Dipstick knows what your vehicle really does to the gallon, so it can tell you how far a ten cent saving is actually worth going — and it counts the drive home, which is the bit everyone forgets.
No location permission, no map. You type how far off your route it is.

Measured from full tank to full tank, counting the partial fills in between, so topping up when you pass a cheap station doesn't wreck the figure. Per fill-up and over the life of the vehicle.

Every service has its own interval in miles, months, or both, and the card tells you which one runs out first. Overdue work turns red on the garage screen so you see it without going looking.

Export the whole service history as a PDF, or as a spreadsheet zipped up with the receipt photographs themselves. Every competitor exports naked numbers and leaves the paperwork behind.

There are no analytics, no ads, no trackers and no third-party sharing anywhere in Dipstick. There is no account to create, because there is no server to create one on. Everything you enter stays on your device and, if you use iCloud, in your own iCloud account — where the developer cannot reach it either.
This website is the same. No cookies, no analytics, nothing that phones home.
Read the full policyDipstick is in open testing on TestFlight while it's finished off. It's free, there's no account, and you can leave feedback from inside the app.
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