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hargata/lubelog

Self-hosted, web-based vehicle maintenance and fuel mileage tracker that replaces spreadsheets and paper receipts.

Open-source alternative to:FuellyDrivvo

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What is it?

LubeLogger is a self-hosted web application for keeping track of vehicle maintenance, repairs, and fuel mileage. It is meant for people who currently manage service history in a spreadsheet or a pile of receipts and want a single place to store that information.

It is distributed as a Docker image and as a Windows standalone executable, and a Helm chart is available for Kubernetes deployments. A public live demo is available for trying the interface before installing. The project is built with JavaScript on the front end and a .NET back end, and uses LiteDB by default with PostgreSQL support through Npgsql.

Key features

  • 01Track maintenance and repair history for each vehicle.
  • 02Calculate fuel mileage from fill-up records.
  • 03Import and export data as CSV.
  • 04Send email notifications via MailKit.
  • 05Generate QR codes for quick access.
  • 06Run as a Docker container, on Windows, or on Kubernetes.

Use cases

  • Keeping a household's service history for one or more cars in one place.
  • Monitoring fuel economy over time across fill-ups.
  • Self-hosting a private vehicle log on a home server or NAS.

Quick start

  1. 1

    Download the Docker image or Windows executable from the Getting Started Guide

  2. 2

    Try the live demo first (username test, password 1234)

  3. 3

    Deploy on Kubernetes with the Helm chart by Anza-Labs

Things to know

  • Setup requires following the external documentation for Docker or Windows installation.

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Topics

#vehicle#fuel-tracking#maintenance#self-hosted#docker#dotnet#javascript#fuel-consumption#vehicles

FAQ

What is lubelog?
Self-hosted, web-based vehicle maintenance and fuel mileage tracker that replaces spreadsheets and paper receipts. LubeLogger is a self-hosted web application for keeping track of vehicle maintenance, repairs, and fuel mileage. It is meant for people who currently manage service history in a spreadsheet or a pile of receipts and want a single place to store that information.
Is lubelog free to use? What license does it have?
lubelog is open source under the MIT license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
Is lubelog still maintained?
Actively maintained. The last commit to lubelog was on Nov 5, 2026.
What can I use lubelog for?
Keeping a household's service history for one or more cars in one place. Monitoring fuel economy over time across fill-ups. Self-hosting a private vehicle log on a home server or NAS.
How do I install lubelog?
Download the Docker image or Windows executable from the Getting Started Guide Try the live demo first (username test, password 1234) Deploy on Kubernetes with the Helm chart by Anza-Labs
Where can I get lubelog?
The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/hargata/lubelog

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