Product
Everything Carva does.
Five connected areas. Each one is useful alone, and better because the others exist.
Drive
Journeys, replay and parking
Carva records automatically when you drive, then keeps the route so you can look back at it.
- Automatic trip recording — starts on sustained movement, no button
- Journey history and replay — a cinematic playback of any drive
- Trip planning — routes, stops and fuel stations along the way
- Parking — saved at the end of a drive, with walking directions back
- Driving insight — acceleration, braking and cornering from real journeys
- Road trips — live map, group chat and short press-and-hold voice notes
Garage
Health, maintenance and diagnostics
A picture of the car built from what has actually been done to it.
- Vehicle health — scored from real records, withheld when there aren't any
- Maintenance — service history and what is due next
- OBD diagnostics — live engine data with a plug-in scanner
- Warning-light scanning — photograph a dashboard light to identify it
- Battery monitoring — voltage readings kept over time
- Connected devices — supported BLE OBD scanners, plus an experimental nearby Bluetooth presence hint
Fuel & ownership
What the car actually costs
Numbers calculated properly, so they are worth acting on.
- Fuel tracking — fill-ups logged by hand or read from the pump display
- True economy — full tank to full tank, never a rolling average
- Dashboard comparison — how optimistic your car's own display is
- Expenses and reports — cost per kilometre, branded PDF exports
- Documents — insurance and inspection scanned on-device
- Reminders — before something lapses, not after
Carva Assure
A second opinion on parts and fluids.
Scan the packaging of an oil, filter or fluid and Carva checks the observable evidence — printed codes, the text on the label, internal consistency, and whether the specification fits the car you actually own.
Carva Assure reads what is on the outside of a product. It cannot test a fluid's chemistry or a part's metallurgy, and it does not claim to prove that something is genuine — it tells you what the evidence supports and where it falls short.