Comparison
Best Dirt Bike Maintenance Apps Compared
Paper logs and spreadsheets work until you own two bikes or forget one oil change. We compared the dirt bike maintenance apps riders actually find in the App Store, using each developer's own listing for features and prices, as of October 2026.
Disclosure And Method
- We make MotoMind. We have tried to describe every app fairly, including where others do something MotoMind does not.
- Features and prices come from each app's App Store listing and official website on October 6, 2026. "Not listed" means the developer does not mention it, not that it cannot exist.
- Prices are US App Store prices and can change. Check the listing before you buy.
Quick Comparison
| App | Platforms | Price (US) | Hour tracking | Reminders | Bikes | Ride tracking | Record import | Export |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MotoMind: Dirt Bike Service | iPhone | Free download; Pro $1.99/week, $4.99/month or $29.99/year | Yes, hours and date | Push reminders for date-based items; due and overdue status by hours | 1 free, unlimited with Pro | Yes, GPS adds hours and miles | Yes, AI import from photos and PDFs | |
| DirtTime: Dirtbike Maintenance | iPhone, iPad, Mac (Apple silicon) | $1.99 one-time | Yes, hours, km/miles or rides | Yes, smart reminders | Unlimited | Ride log adds hours (no GPS listed) | Not listed | Not listed |
| Braap: Dirt Bike Maintenance Tracker | iPhone, iPad | Free; extra bikes by in-app purchase | Yes, hours | Shows tasks that are due | Via in-app purchase | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
| MaintBot | iPhone, iPad | Free | Yes, hours | Color-coded health; registration reminders | Yes | Ride logging of hours (no GPS listed) | Not listed | JSON |
| Revvy - Motocross Maintenance | iPhone, iPad, Android | Free, no account | Yes, hours or mileage | Alerts when a consumable is due | Any vehicles | Not listed | Not listed | Not listed |
MotoMind: Dirt Bike Service
Best for: riders who want the schedule, the records and the hours in one place, on iPhone.
MotoMind tracks maintenance by engine hours and by date for every bike in your garage. You can add a bike by typing, scanning or photographing the VIN, import old service records from photos and PDFs, sync maintenance to Apple Calendar, and export the full service history as a PDF. Its GPS ride tracker adds ride time to the bike's hours and GPS distance to its miles when you save a ride. It also keeps mods, fuel and spending logs, and shows torque and jetting references and owner's manual links where available.
Trade-offs: iPhone only for now. It is free to download with one bike, hour updates and ride tracking, but maintenance logging, schedules, multiple bikes, imports and PDF export need a subscription ($1.99/week, $4.99/month or $29.99/year). Since version 1.1.2, MotoMind supports hour-based alerts after rides or hour updates, as well as date-based reminders, when notifications are enabled.
DirtTime: Dirtbike Maintenance
Best for: riders who want a simple one-time purchase and keep data on their device.
DirtTime costs $1.99 upfront with no in-app purchases shown on its listing. Its developer describes unlimited bikes, default task libraries for 2-stroke and 4-stroke engines, tracking by hours, distance or rides, and environment multipliers that shorten intervals for sand, mud and racing. It logs rides (adding hours) and service, tracks parts, and since version 2.0 logs fork and shock services. It works offline with data stored on the device and includes a Home Screen widget.
Trade-offs: Apple platforms only, with no Android version or website found. The listing does not mention record import, GPS ride tracking or calendar sync. It had 2 ratings (5.0) and was last updated April 22, 2026, when we checked.
Braap: Dirt Bike Maintenance Tracker
Best for: a basic, free hour-based task list, if you are comfortable with an older app.
Braap tracks bike hours, shows which maintenance tasks need doing, keeps a bike log of completed work, and has a pre-ride checklist with editable and custom tasks. Multiple bikes are an in-app purchase, and it offers iCloud backup.
Trade-offs: the App Store listing shows its last update on November 16, 2016 (version 1.3), and the website it lists now points to an unrelated site, so it appears to be unmaintained. Do not confuse it with BraapTrax, a separate ride-tracking app.
MaintBot
Best for: privacy-focused riders who want a free, offline, open-source tracker.
MaintBot is free with no in-app purchases listed. It tracks hours per bike with color-coded health indicators, has a service log timeline, customizable maintenance items with default intervals, notes and photos per vehicle, ride logging of hours between services, registration reminders and JSON export. It has no accounts, cloud, analytics or ads, and it covers ATVs and UTVs as well as dirt bikes. The code is open source on GitHub.
Trade-offs: it is new (version 1.0, released April 24, 2026) with one rating when we checked, no Android listing, and the listing does not mention record import, PDF export, calendar sync or GPS ride tracking.
Revvy - Motocross Maintenance
Best for: Android riders, and anyone who wants a free app with no account.
Revvy, by Damien Gaillard, tracks maintenance for any vehicle, from motocross bikes to cars and tractors, with reminders based on hours or mileage, pre-ride safety checklists, a service log and invoice storage. It is free with no in-app purchases listed and needs no account. It is on the App Store and on Google Play, and its developer has shared it with riders on Reddit.
Trade-offs: it is a general vehicle app rather than a dirt-bike-specific one, and it had one US rating when we checked (version 2.1.7, September 2, 2026). The listing does not mention GPS ride tracking, VIN tools, record import or export.
Also Worth A Look
- Dirt Bike Dialed: Logbook. Free for one bike, with Pro at $14.99 per year or $39.99 lifetime. Its standout is a suspension setup log for clickers, sag, air pressure and spring rates alongside hour-based maintenance and parts history. Its website lists an Android version. App Store, website.
- LookOver: Maintenance Tracker. A broader powersports tracker for dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles and more, on iPhone, Apple Watch, Android and web. Free for one machine, with Pro at $3.99 per month, $24.99 per year or $99.99 lifetime. It can build a schedule from an uploaded service manual and checks U.S. recall databases. App Store, website.
- MXTrackr. An Australian motocross platform that combines maintenance schedules and service history with race results synced from Speedhive, MYLAPS and Computime, coaching goals, a 3D model of your bike and race weekend checklists. Free tier; Pro is $9.99 per month or $99.99 per year on the US App Store, with family plans. iPhone and Android. App Store, website, Australasian Dirt Bike coverage.
- RIDEHQ. A UK-built app that tracks service by hours with due and overdue status, plus an AI suspension setup tool, gearing helper, tire pressure and premix calculators and lap logging. One bike free; Pro is $4.99 per month or $49.90 per year on the US App Store. App Store, website.
- Moto-Stash. Maintenance history plus suspension and jetting baselines, saved riding spots with the setup you ran, family rider profiles and a transfer code for selling. Free for 2 bikes and 10 logs per bike, with paid tiers; iPhone and Android. App Store, website.
- Motolog: Bike Maintenance. A new powersports maintenance and ride log (first released September 3, 2026) by hours and mileage, with due notifications, torque data, an AI mechanic and Siri support in Pro ($12.99, or $39.99 family, as in-app purchases). Several unrelated apps share the MotoLog name. App Store, website.
- BraapTrax. Mainly a GPS ride tracking and social app for iPhone and Android, with maintenance logging and due notifications as part of Pro ($4.99 per month or $39.99 per year). App Store, website.
How To Choose
- One bike, simple needs: any of these will beat memory. MaintBot and MotoMind's free tier cost nothing to try.
- Several bikes and a real service history: look for multi-bike support, service logs and export. MotoMind adds record import and PDF export; DirtTime adds unlimited bikes for a one-time price.
- Hours that update themselves: MotoMind's free GPS ride tracker adds ride time to hours automatically. LookOver (Pro) and MXTrackr (Pro) also track rides by GPS. DirtTime and MaintBot let you log rides manually.
- Suspension setup notes: Dirt Bike Dialed is built around them.
- Android: Revvy, LookOver, Dirt Bike Dialed, MXTrackr, Moto-Stash and BraapTrax have Google Play listings.
- Racing results and coaching: MXTrackr.
For head-to-head detail, see MotoMind vs DirtTime, MotoMind vs Revvy, MotoMind vs MaintBot, MotoMind vs Braap, MotoMind vs LookOver, MotoMind vs Dirt Bike Dialed, MotoMind vs MXTrackr, DirtTime alternatives, Braap alternatives and LookOver alternatives.
Whatever you pick, set the intervals from your owner's manual. Our maintenance schedules by model list them for popular bikes.
FAQ
What is the best dirt bike maintenance app?
It depends on what you need. As of October 2026, MotoMind is the most complete option on iPhone if you want hour-based schedules, GPS ride tracking that adds hours, AI import of old records and PDF export. DirtTime is a strong pick if you want a one-time $1.99 purchase with unlimited bikes and on-device data. MaintBot suits riders who want a free, open-source, offline-only tracker. We make MotoMind, so weigh that when you read our take.
Is there a free dirt bike hour tracking app?
Yes. MaintBot is free with no in-app purchases listed. MotoMind is free to download with one bike, engine hour updates and GPS ride tracking; maintenance logging and schedules need a subscription. Braap is free but has not been updated since 2016.
Which dirt bike maintenance apps work on Android?
As of October 7, 2026, Revvy, LookOver, Dirt Bike Dialed, MXTrackr, Moto-Stash and BraapTrax have Google Play listings. MotoMind, DirtTime, MaintBot and Braap are on Apple devices only. MotoMind's Android version is planned.
What is the best app for motorcycle maintenance?
It depends on how you measure use. Dirt bikes wear by engine hours, so hour-based apps such as MotoMind, DirtTime, MaintBot, LookOver or Revvy fit better than car-style mileage apps. Street riders who track miles may prefer an app built around odometer readings. Set intervals from your owner's manual whichever you choose.
What is the best dirt bike app?
For maintenance, the best dirt bike app is the one you will update after every ride. On iPhone, MotoMind adds hours from GPS rides and imports old records, DirtTime is a $1.99 offline option and MaintBot is free and private. On Android, Revvy, LookOver and Dirt Bike Dialed are available. For race results and training, MXTrackr is built for that.
What is the best bike maintenance application?
For dirt bikes and other off-road machines, choose an app that tracks engine hours, shows what is due or overdue, and keeps a history you can show a buyer. Revvy and LookOver cover more vehicle types; MotoMind, DirtTime and Dirt Bike Dialed focus on dirt bikes.
Can a dirt bike app track engine hours automatically?
Some can estimate them. MotoMind's GPS ride tracker adds elapsed ride time to your hours when you save a ride, and DirtTime and MaintBot let you log rides to add hours. None of them read a physical hour meter, so use your meter's reading when you have one.
Sources (accessed October 6 and 7, 2026)
- Revvy - Motocross Maintenance, App Store and Google Play
- Mxtrackr, App Store, website and Australasian Dirt Bike
- RIDEHQ, App Store and website
- Moto-Stash, App Store and website
- Motolog: Bike Maintenance, App Store and website
- MotoMind: Dirt Bike Service, App Store
- DirtTime: Dirtbike Maintenance, App Store
- Braap: Dirt Bike Maintenance Tracker, App Store
- MaintBot, App Store and GitHub
- Dirt Bike Dialed: Logbook, App Store and website
- LookOver: Maintenance Tracker, App Store and website
- BraapTrax, App Store and website
Try MotoMind Free
Free to download on iPhone. MotoMind tracks maintenance by engine hours and date, adds hours from GPS rides and keeps a service history you can export.
