Smiðja is a garage log for motorcyclists: service history, intervals, parts wear, fuel and the Nordic winter. No account, no cloud, no ads, no subscription — your garage stays on your phone.
Smiðja is Icelandic for the forge — the garage-side sister to Vegvísir, our road companion.
One book per bike — and it keeps itself honest as you ride.
Add your bikes — make, model, year and odometer. Each keeps its own book: service log, intervals, parts, fuel and storage history.
What was done, when, at what odometer and what it cost. Attach receipt photos, so the workshop invoice lives with the job it paid for.
By distance, by time, or both — whichever comes first. Every due item is shown, not just the next one, with the exact kilometres or days left.
Fit a chain, tires or a battery and watch the wear bar fill. Fitting a new part of the same kind retires the old one automatically.
Litres, cost and odometer. Consumption is worked out between full tanks, so a splash marked as partial never skews the average.
Put her away properly and spring starts with a turn of the key. A checklist in, a checklist out, and the days off the road counted.
Every job, every cost, the total spent and the parts fitted. When you sell her, the buyer gets proof instead of promises.
It is why riders lose years of history when they change phones. Your backup is a single file, handed to you through the share sheet — keep it in your own cloud drive, in an email to yourself, wherever you like. It never passes through us.
Restoring merges: new records are added, newer versions win, and nothing is ever deleted. Safe to run on a phone that already has data.
Read the full privacy policy.
Google Play asks for twelve testers over fourteen days before an app like this can be released. If you ride and keep a bike of your own, that is the whole qualification. Send a mail and you will get the test link.