Android · United Kingdom
Odo logs your driving without you having to remember
Start the car, drive, and it is written down. Odo keeps fuel, servicing and renewals alongside it, tells you what needs doing before it catches you out, and has the whole history to hand on the day somebody asks for it.
The MOT that crept up on you. The service that was due four hundred miles ago. The cambelt the garage is asking about. All of it in one place, for every car you run.
What it does
Journeys record themselves
Pair your phone with the car stereo once, and Odo starts when you get in and stops when you get out. Nothing to press and nothing to remember — which is the difference between a log you keep and a log you meant to keep.
It tells you in time to do something about it
MOT, road tax, insurance and service intervals — by date or by mileage, whichever the car actually goes by. The notice arrives with enough warning to book something, rather than on the morning it expires.
Fuel and charging, with the sums done
Log a fill-up in a few seconds and get real economy measured between full tanks — miles per gallon, litres per 100 km, or miles per kilowatt-hour for an electric car.
Servicing, and the work still outstanding
What the garage did, when, at what mileage and what it cost — and the advisories they mentioned but did not do.
A record for the roadside
If something happens, Odo keeps the details together and turns them into a document you can hand to your insurer.
Everything exports
A spreadsheet of your journeys and a backup you can restore. That is free, and always will be.
There is no account, and nothing is uploaded
Odo works entirely on your phone. If you ever turn on sync to share a garage with your household, some things still never leave it — your licence details, your address, and anything you record after a bump.
A place you have named and marked as private keeps its name on the phone whether you sync, back up or export. No adverts, no tracking, nothing sold to anybody. Problem reporting is off unless you turn it on.
What it costs
Free, forever
Journey tracking and automatic start, fuel and charging, servicing, reminders, incidents, maps, economy, and full export and restore.
Odo Plus
£9.99 a year £1.49 a month
Sync across your devices, a shared garage for the household, cloud backup, mileage reports for expenses, and longer-run insights.
Both prices are shown on purpose. If it is not earning its keep, cancel it — and a lapsed subscription drops back to working offline rather than locking you out of your own records.
Availability and support
- Platform
- Android. An iPhone version has not been ruled out, but nor has it been scoped — so it is not something we are going to promise.
- Where
- United Kingdom at first release.
- Support
- support@launchbench.dev — a person reads it. There is also a Tell us what happened item in the app's settings that attaches the information needed to work out what went on.
- Deleting your data
- odo.launchbench.dev/delete, whether or not the app is still installed.