App Comparison

Dirt Bike Maintenance App Comparisons

Side-by-side comparisons of the apps riders use to track dirt bike maintenance, built from each app's own App Store and Google Play listing and dated so you know how current they are.

By MotoMind TeamPublished October 7, 20265 min read

Disclosure: MotoMind publishes this page and makes the MotoMind app. Competitor details come from their App Store and Google Play listings and websites as of October 7, 2026, and can change. If something here is out of date, tell us through the help page and we will fix it.

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The Apps At A Glance

Dirt bike maintenance apps (as of October 7, 2026; "not mentioned" means not mentioned in the app's listing)
FeatureMotoMindDirtTimeMaintBotRevvyLookOverDirt Bike Dialed
PriceFree download (one bike, ride tracking, hour updates, fuel and mod logs). Pro: $1.99/week, $4.99/month or $29.99/year$1.99 paid upfront; no in-app purchases listedFree; no in-app purchases listedFree; no in-app purchases listed; no account requiredFree tier (1 machine); Pro $3.99/month, $24.99/year, $99.99 lifetimeFree tier (1 bike, no ads); Pro Annual $14.99, Pro Lifetime $39.99
PlatformsiPhone only; Android plannediPhone and iPad (no Android version found)iPhone and iPad (no Android version found)iPhone, iPad and AndroidiPhone, iPad and AndroidiPhone, iPad and Android
Tracks byEngine hours and dates (miles via GPS ride tracker)Hours, kilometers/miles, or ridesEngine hoursHours or mileageHours and milesEngine hours
RemindersPush reminders for date-based items; hour-based items show due/overdue status in appSmart reminders; notifications when service is due or overdue (per listing)Color-coded health indicators; local notifications for registration expiry (30/7/0 days)Alerts when a consumable is due (per listing)Reminders per OEM-style schedules; recall alertsUpcoming service shown in app; website says no pushy notifications (October 21, 2026)
Ride trackingYes, GPS ride tracker adds ride time to hours and distance to milesLog Ride quick action adds hours (manual); no GPS tracking mentionedRide logging of hours (manual)Not mentionedGPS ride tracking, GPX import and Apple Watch tracking (Pro, per listing as of October 21, 2026)Ride notes (no GPS mentioned)
VIN toolsYes, typed, live scan, photo OCRNot mentionedNot mentionedNot mentionedNot mentionedNot mentioned
Import old recordsYes, AI import from photos and PDFsNot mentionedNot mentionedNot mentionedBuilds schedule from a service manual PDF or screenshotsNot mentioned
Export or transferPDF service historyNot mentionedJSON data exportNot mentionedQR code history transfer to buyerExports (Pro)
Offline / privacyNot statedYes, works offline, data on deviceYes, no accounts, no cloud, encrypted on-device databaseNot statedYes, works offlineNot stated
Last update (US App Store)2026-09-06 (version 1.1.1)2026-04-22 (version 2.13.0)2026-04-24 (version 1.0)2026-09-02 (version 2.1.7)2026-10-12 (version 3.9.1, checked October 21, 2026)2026-09-08 (version 1.0.14)
App Store rating4.6 from 16 US ratings5.0 from 2 US ratings5.0 from 1 US ratings5.0 from 1 US ratings4.9 from 23 US ratings (October 21, 2026)5.0 from 6 US ratings (October 21, 2026)

Quick Answers

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. Pick one that matches your unit, your phone and your budget, and set intervals from your owner's manual.

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; MaintBot is free and private. On Android, Revvy, LookOver and Dirt Bike Dialed are available. For racing 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. If you also track cars or mixed vehicles, Revvy and LookOver cover more vehicle types; if you want dirt-bike-specific features, MotoMind, DirtTime and Dirt Bike Dialed focus there.

Whatever you pick, the app only works if the hours are right. Use an hour meter if your bike has one, update the app after every ride, and set intervals from your owner's manual rather than trusting any app's defaults. Our model maintenance schedules list the manual intervals for 30 popular bikes, and the free service due calculator shows what is due at your current hours.

How We Compare

We check each app's US App Store listing, its Google Play listing where one exists, and its website, and we date every page. We quote features from the developer's own description, say "not mentioned" rather than "missing" when a listing is silent, and give ratings with their counts because many of these apps are new. We make MotoMind, so read our entries with that in mind, and tell us through the help page if anything is out of date.

FAQ

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. Pick one that matches your unit, your phone and your budget, and set intervals from your owner's manual.

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; MaintBot is free and private. On Android, Revvy, LookOver and Dirt Bike Dialed are available. For racing 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. If you also track cars or mixed vehicles, Revvy and LookOver cover more vehicle types; if you want dirt-bike-specific features, MotoMind, DirtTime and Dirt Bike Dialed focus there.

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 iPhone only.

Try MotoMind On Your iPhone

Free to download with one bike. Track service by engine hours and date, log rides with GPS and keep a service history you can export.

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