While your car is in the workshop you can see what is being done to it, how long it has taken and what it will cost. Service centres run the whole shop from one place.
Two apps, one database. What the customer sees is exactly what the service centre entered.
One for the person who owns the car, one for the workshop repairing it. They talk to each other in real time.
Add your car, find service centres nearby and follow the work as it happens — without even opening the app.
From taking the car in to handing back the bill: queue, mechanics, pricing and statistics in a single app.
Ulov+ is not only for watching a repair. Most of the everyday jobs live here too.
The moment work starts, a live panel appears on your phone. On iPhone it sits in the Dynamic Island and on the lock screen, no app to open: which job is running and how long it has taken.
Service centres, car washes and fuel stations nearby. Filter by the service you need, with distance, rating and directions.
Stuck on the road — tow truck, tyre fitter, fuel delivery or an ambulance. Once the request is accepted you can see who is on the way.
Every job is recorded. Based on mileage, the next oil change or inspection is flagged before it is due.
Check traffic fines by licence plate and get a warning before the insurance policy runs out.
Traffic rules, road signs, fine amounts and practical advice for drivers — readable offline.
Ulov is a workplace for a service centre. The car that came in, who is working on it, how long it has taken and what it came to — on one screen. The customer follows the same process on their own phone, which is the end of the phone calls asking whether it is ready.
VIN scan or licence plate — the vehicle details fill themselves in, with nothing to type.
Who is working on what and for how long, so payroll is not a matter of memory.
Labour price list, parts added and the final bill — all kept in the customer's history.
Daily and monthly revenue, workload and the services most asked for.
Ulov for service centres runs on a subscription. Ask us about current pricing and the trial period.
You leave the car. The app tells you the rest.
The service centre takes the car in and opens a job. The vehicle is linked to your app.
Which job is being done and how long it has taken shows on your phone, live.
A notification arrives the moment the work is finished, with the final bill.
Every service is recorded, together with when the next one is due.
Short answer: you. The long one is in the privacy policy. Read the privacy policy →
Everything between the app and the server goes over HTTPS (TLS). Passwords are never stored in the clear.
Signing in is confirmed with a one-time SMS code. The code expires and the number of attempts is limited.
The account can be deleted from inside the app. Once requested, the data is erased within the stated period.
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For car owners Ulov+ is free — both to download and to use day to day, with no subscription required inside the app.
For service centres, the Ulov app runs on a subscription; ask us about current pricing. Separate products such as an insurance policy are bought in the app, and their price is shown before the purchase.
Open the app, enter your phone number, confirm the code sent by SMS and set a password. Nothing else is asked for.
When your car is taken in, the service centre sees the list of past jobs — what was done and when. That is deliberate: you cannot repair a car correctly without knowing about the previous brake job.
Prices are not shown. Each service centre only sees the amounts it entered itself; another workshop's figures are closed to it.
The live panel on the lock screen needs iOS 16.2 or newer; the Dynamic Island needs an iPhone 14 Pro or newer. On Android and older iPhones the same progress arrives as ordinary notifications.
Only to show nearby service centres on the map and to locate you when you call for roadside assistance. The rest of the app works without location access.
In the app: Profile → Settings → Delete account. The procedure without the app is described on its own page.
Questions, suggestions or partnership — write to us. We normally reply within one business day.