MotoMaint support

1. Open the Garage tab and tap New vehicle. In an empty garage the button reads Add your first vehicle.
2. Choose a vehicle type, then the make, year and model. If yours isn’t listed, choose Other and type it in.
3. Give it a nickname. That’s the name you’ll use with Siri, so pick something you’d say out loud.
4. Add a photo and your insurance and registration details if you like. MotoMaint creates a renewal reminder 30 days before each expiry date.

Moving from another device? Tap Already have data? Import a backup instead.

1. Open the vehicle from the Garage tab and tap Record service.
2. Pick a service interval to fill in the details, or choose — None — and type your own service name.
3. Add the date and the reading, plus the cost, notes and who did the work if you want them on record.
4. Tap Log. Reminders tied to that service are scheduled forward from it.

1. Tap Update odometer on the vehicle’s card in the Garage tab, or on the vehicle’s page. For boats it reads Update hours.
2. Enter the new reading and save. Distance-based reminders recalculate against it straight away.
3. If the number is lower than the last reading, MotoMaint asks before saving it. Tap Yes, set lower reading if that’s right, for example after a new odometer.

Faster still: use Siri, below.

1. Say “Hey Siri, update nickname in MotoMaint”, using the vehicle’s nickname.
2. Siri asks for the reading. It knows whether that vehicle uses the odometer or engine hours, and your reminders update without opening the app.
3. The same action is available as Update Reading in the Shortcuts app, which you can also put on the Action button.

Settings › Siri & Shortcuts shows the exact phrase for your vehicles.

1. On a vehicle’s page, tap Add reminder for a one-off, or Service intervals for the tasks that repeat.
2. New to this? In Service intervals, tap Load common templates to start with popular tasks you can edit.
3. With MotoMaint Pro, Import OEM schedule fills in the manufacturer’s own service schedule where one is available.
4. Not ready for a reminder yet? Tap Snooze. Choose how far it moves in Settings › Snooze durations.

1. Go to Settings › Notifications.
2. Turn on When a service is due for a notification at 9 am on the due date.
3. Turn on Monthly reading reminder for a nudge after 30 days without a new reading.

Notifications are off until you turn them on. If iOS has them blocked for MotoMaint, the app tells you and takes you to the right setting.

1. Go to Settings › Storage and tap iCloud Drive.
2. Confirm with Switch to iCloud Drive. Your data is copied to your iCloud Drive and the app restarts.
3. Do the same on your other device. It picks up the same data automatically.

You need to be signed in to iCloud with iCloud Drive turned on. Your data sits in your own iCloud storage; we can’t see it.

1. To back up, go to Settings › Data export and tap Share backup (.moto). Save the file to Files or iCloud Drive, or send it wherever you keep backups.
2. To restore, go to Settings › Import data, tap Select backup file and choose your .moto file. Photos in the backup come back too.
3. A full backup replaces everything currently in the app. MotoMaint asks first (Replace all data?), and it can’t be undone.

1. Go to Settings › Import service history (CSV) and tap Share CSV template.
2. Fill in one row per service: motorcycle (the vehicle’s nickname), serviceDate (YYYY-MM-DD), serviceName or serviceTemplate, and odometerKm. cost and notes are optional.
3. Tap Import CSV file and choose your file. If a row can’t be imported, MotoMaint lists it with the reason.

1. Sign in to the App Store with the Apple Account you bought Pro with.
2. Go to Settings › MotoMaint Pro and tap Restore Purchases.

With Family Sharing, members of your family group get Pro too, with nothing to restore.