Dalwick Registry

Everything you own, and everything you are about to buy.

Dalwick is an enthusiast's application for gearheads who are fanatical about their vehicles — truck, bike or car. Intelligent maintenance, vehicle research, and everything else you could want, on the web and on your phone.

In private testing · cars, trucks and motorcycles

What it does

A garage full of vehicles, and one place that knows all of them.

Not a filing cabinet with a nicer font. The work goes in the way it actually happens — an emailed invoice, a photographed receipt, a sentence typed at the bench — and comes back as something you can search, total up, act on and hand over.

Why it matters

The record is worth more than the receipts in the folder.

Anyone can keep a shoebox. What nobody has is a complete, ordered history — what was done, when, by whom, with which parts — that transfers to the next owner when the vehicle does. That is what turns a well-kept car into a documented one, and a documented one is worth more. Dalwick is built around that record from the first entry.

Before you buy

Research any vehicle before you hand over the money.

Name something you are considering and an agent goes and does the homework — then hands it back as a report you keep, share and take to the viewing.

  • The write-up. The model's history, where this one sits in the line, what changed year to year.
  • What breaks. The faults it is known for, how common each one is, and what to look out for.
  • What to inspect. A checklist you work through standing at the vehicle — it ticks off on your phone.
  • Pricing. What they have been making at auction and what moves the number.
  • Clubs, forums and recalls. Where to ask, where they change hands, and everything on file at NHTSA.
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A Dalwick research report
A real report, saved to your account and downloadable as a PDF.
Dalwick

Dalwick Tools

Capture

  • Forward an invoice to your garage address — it is read on arrival: shop, date, every line item, the total
  • Photograph a paper receipt and the same thing happens
  • An inbox to check it before anything is filed
  • Type what you did in plain English and it becomes a record
  • Mark any line on an invoice as a modification rather than maintenance

The record

  • Work kept at line level, not invoice level — every job searchable on its own
  • Tagged against a closed vocabulary, so searches actually return
  • Full specs per vehicle: engine, drivetrain, fluids and capacities, wheels and tires
  • Torque figures and dimensions, kept as the list your vehicle actually has
  • Photographs, documents, manuals and notes
  • An ownership chain — who had it, when, and what they paid

What is due

  • A service schedule per vehicle, built for what it is rather than a generic list
  • Due and overdue by both date and mileage, whichever comes first
  • Mileage logged across the whole fleet
  • Open recalls straight from NHTSA

Money

  • Purchase, service, parts and modifications totalled per vehicle
  • Separated so you can see which is which
  • Spend across the fleet, not just one car

Builds and modifications

  • A build sheet where each line is a decision: part, maker, part number, link, cost, labour
  • Four states — planned, ordered, on the shelf, done — because a part in a box is spent money that is not finished work
  • Paste a listing and the shop, part number and link fill themselves in
  • Ask what a decision commits you to before you order
  • Everything fitted lands in the vehicle's permanent record

Shops and parts

  • The shops and suppliers you use, and what you bought at each
  • Products kept by part number, so you order the same thing again
  • The products for a job, from the row that says the job is due

Research

  • A full report on a vehicle you are considering: history, what breaks, what to inspect, market, clubs, recalls
  • Saved to your account, downloadable as a PDF
  • Written once per model and read by everyone after that

On the phone

  • Capture at the vehicle — say or type what you have just done
  • Check what is due while you are standing at it
  • Work through an inspection checklist with dirty hands
Dalwick Registry

The Dalwick Registry web app and phone app are now in testing and projected to be available in late 2026 or early 2027. Feel free to reach out to us at info@dalwick.ai for more information. © 2026 Chassio.ai