RigLog is an iPhone app for RV maintenance the way owners actually do it: a separate log for every system on your rig — roof, bearings, generator, water heater, slide-outs — each with its own service interval and reminders. And because it's your rig's history, it stays on your phone and exports any time.
The question every app should answer first
Fair question. Most maintenance apps are subscriptions with your history held on someone else's server — cancel, or the company folds, and years of records vanish. A spreadsheet doesn't do that to you, and neither should we. RigLog is built so your records outlive the app — and outlive us, if it comes to that.
$34.99 one time. There is no subscription to lapse, no renewal to cancel on you, no paywall that appears later in front of your own data.
Every entry is stored on your device. No account required, no server that has to stay in business for your history to exist.
Log a bearing repack at a boondocking site with zero bars. Everything works without a connection, because nothing depends on one.
Your complete history as PDF and CSV, any time, no strings. If you ever leave RigLog, you leave with everything — spreadsheet-ready.
The wedge
Free reminder apps treat an RV like a car: one list, one calendar. But your rig is a rolling collection of systems that age on different clocks — months for sealant, miles for bearings, engine hours for the generator. RigLog gives each system its own log, its own interval, its own reminder.
Lap-sealant inspection and reseal on a calendar interval you set — 6, 12, or 18 months, your climate's call.
Repack tracked by miles, not months. Log the date, the mileage, and the shop — or that you did it yourself.
Oil, filter, and air cleaner tracked by engine hours. Enter the meter reading; RigLog knows when the next service lands.
Annual anode-rod check and tank flush, with notes on what the rod looked like when it came out.
Seal conditioning and rail lubrication on their own cycle, with photos of seal wear over time.
Furnace, A/C, brakes, tires, batteries, awning — add any system with a custom interval in months, miles, or hours.
The payoff
Ask anyone who's sold an RV: two identical rigs, and the one with a service history sells faster and negotiates stronger. "Trust me, I kept it up" is a shrug. A dated, itemized, per-system record is proof.
What the export shows a buyer
Coming soon
Straight talk: RigLog isn't built yet. We're a small shop testing whether enough RV owners want this before we build it. If that's you, leave your email — we'll write when it ships, and you can size us up then. No spam, no sharing your address, unsubscribe any time.
Signing up is an interest signal, not a purchase — no card, no charge. If we don't build it, we'll tell you that too.