Email Support@kdjent.com. Include your iPhone model and what you were doing when the problem happened. We usually answer within a day or two.
Tap the Equipment tab, then Add equipment. Pick the type (mower, outboard, water filter, and so on) and Gear Upkeep fills in the usual maintenance tasks, which you can change. Or tap Scan the model tag to photograph the sticker and let your AI fill everything in.
It records the date (and hour meter reading, if the item has one) and moves the next due date forward automatically. The entry shows up in the service history.
Turn them on from the Due tab or in Settings. You get a notification a week before a task is due and again on the day, at the time you choose. Tasks that repeat by engine hours remind you once you've logged an hour meter reading.
No. Everything works without one. "Ask AI" opens ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Google with the question already written. An API key from your own Anthropic or OpenAI account is an optional extra that shows parts prices inside the app and powers Scan the model tag. The key stays on your phone.
Open the piece of equipment and tap Service history PDF near the bottom. To export everything at once, go to Settings and tap Export all equipment as PDF.
Your data lives on your phone and is included in your normal iPhone backup (iCloud or computer). There is no account, so there is nothing to sign in to on a new phone; restore from backup to bring it across. A direct sync feature is on the list for a future update.
Yes. Settings, then Seasonal checklists. Only the month and day matter.
Read the Gear Upkeep privacy policy. Short version: your data stays on your phone and we never see it.