What you run
What we track, by asset
Browsing by industry tells you who else uses it. This tells you what we actually track on the thing you own — the real part list, out of the same profile the app seeds when you add one. 70 of them.
On the road
Car
The service light is not a maintenance schedule.
Truck
Towing rewrites the service schedule.
Van
A work van does a year of driving in four months.
Fleet vehicle
Twelve vehicles is where the spreadsheet stops working.
Luxury vehicle
A documented history is worth real money at sale.
18-wheeler
A roadside inspection is a maintenance audit you did not schedule.
Bus
You are carrying people, and the inspection record is the point.
RV
An RV fails from sitting, not from driving.
Food truck
The engine is not what shuts you down.
Motorcycle
Your rear tire is not your front tire.
Scooter
The belt goes without warning. The chain you do not have never will.
Boat
Salt water is on a clock whether you run the engine or not.
Trailers
Trailer
Four things strand a trailer, and none of them is an engine.
Semi-trailer
Brakes and lights put trailers out of service. Not engines.
Reefer trailer
Two assets, two meters, one load at stake.
Flatbed trailer
Your straps and chains are load-securement equipment with a service life.
Tanker trailer
The valves and gaskets are the whole job.
Lowboy trailer
The detachable gooseneck is hydraulic, and it is how you load.
Dry van trailer
A leaking roof seam is a claim, not a repair.
Car hauler
Ramps, hydraulics and tie-downs carry other people's cars.
Cargo trailer
The tools inside are worth more than the trailer.
Dump trailer
The hoist is the only part that stops you working.
Equipment trailer
You load it at its limit every single time.
Boat trailer
You reverse the bearings into water, hot.
Gooseneck trailer
More capacity means the running gear works harder.
Travel trailer
It fails from sitting, like an RV, but on someone else's axles.
Livestock trailer
Everything inside gets washed, and everything washed corrodes.
Construction & earthmoving
Excavator
Undercarriage and swing gear are what you actually spend money on.
Backhoe
Hydraulics fail slowly and then all at once.
Bulldozer
Undercarriage is half the machine's lifetime cost.
Skid steer
Everything on it runs through the hydraulics.
Wheel loader
Tires are the second-biggest line on a loader.
Telehandler
It is a forklift that has to pass a crane's inspection.
Scissor lift
Most of them are electric, and the batteries are the machine.
Boom lift
The annual inspection is not optional, and neither is the record of it.
Trencher
Chain and teeth are consumables. Treat them like fuel.
Plate compactor
Vibration destroys the machine that makes it.
Material handling
Forklift
An electric reach truck and an LP counterbalance are not the same machine.
Reach truck
The battery is the most expensive part, and watering is what kills it.
Order picker
The platform gate is a safety device with a service life.
Pallet jack
The cheapest machine in the building, until one drops a load.
Yard truck
It never leaves the property, so nobody schedules it.
Tug
Low speed, high hours, no odometer worth reading.
Power & site
Generator
A generator that has not run in a year is not a generator.
Generator light tower
Two machines in one frame, one hour meter.
Light tower
It runs all night, every night, and nobody reads the meter.
Ground power unit
A GPU failure holds an aircraft on the stand.
Air compressor
Compressor oil is not engine oil, and the interval is not the same.
Welder
An engine-driven welder is a generator that also welds.
Pumps & sprayers
Pressure washer
Pump oil, unloader, nozzle. In that order of neglect.
Trash pump
It is designed to pump things that destroy it.
Fire pump
It has to start the first time, once.
Hydro-jetter
Hose and nozzle wear is a safety issue, not a performance one.
Paint sprayer
Packings and the tip decide the finish, and both are consumables.
Grounds & landscaping
Mower
A season is measured in hours, not in lawns.
Stump grinder
Dull teeth burn belts and fuel.
Wood chipper
Knife sharpness is the whole machine.
Debris loader
The impeller and the hose wear from the inside.
Golf cart
The batteries are most of the cart's value.
Utility cart
It carries everything and gets serviced like nothing.
Lawn cart
Low value, high use, zero records.
ATV
Your odometer is lying to you.
Cleaning
Floor scrubber
Squeegees and brushes are consumables. The batteries are the asset.
Floor buffer
Pads, cord, and a motor nobody services.
Burnisher
High speed finds every worn bearing you have.
Carpet extractor
Pump and vacuum motor, and the filters that protect them.
Water-fed system
Resin and membranes are on a clock you cannot see.
Sweeper
Brooms wear by the hour, not by the mile.
Specialist
Reefer unit
It runs when the truck does not.
Wheelchair lift
It is the part of the vehicle a passenger depends on.
Not listed? If we miss a part, you can add it yourself — there is no limit.