family vehicle monitor
You can't be in three cars at once. AutoSense can.
Add your wife's car. Add your child's car. The moment any of them gets a fault code, you know — before they do.
No separate accounts. No extra charge.
A 2008 Corolla, bought Tokunbo, three days before he drives it to Ibadan for the first time. AutoSense flags a misfire code on Thursday night. The coil is replaced Friday. The journey happens Saturday — uneventfully, the way journeys should.
Lekki to Victoria Island, twice a day, in traffic that eats oil. Her reminder fires at 4,800 km instead of the sticker's 5,000 — because AutoSense counts actual kilometres, not months. The engine never runs dry. Nobody has to remember anything.
The battery's 90-day voltage trend dips below 12.4V resting. AutoSense predicts failure within six weeks — right at the start of rainy season. You replace it on your schedule, at your price, instead of at 6:45am on a Monday.
Family members see health status and get alerts. They can't clear codes, delete history or change settings on your vehicles.
The Family Vehicle Monitor is part of the free tier — permanently. It's how families should look after their cars, not an upsell.
Critical faults (severity 4–5) on any household vehicle reach your phone immediately, even past the daily notification limit.