Now available on iOS & Android

Fix your car with
tools you already own

WhatHaveU is the first car repair app that matches your existing tools to repairs you can tackle right now. No mechanic needed. No wasted money.

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60+
Common Repairs
$1,500+
Avg. Annual Savings
2 min
Setup Time
100%
Free to Use

From problem to fix
in four steps

No mechanic experience required. Just your tools, your car, and 2 minutes to set up.

1

Check Off Your Tools

Quick checklist of common automotive tools. Just tap what you own — socket sets, wrenches, jack stands, whatever’s in the garage.

~2 minutes
2

Add Your Vehicle

Enter year, make, model — or scan your VIN. Every repair guide is tailored to your exact car with correct specs.

~30 seconds
3

Describe the Problem

“My brakes are squealing” or “check engine light is on.” Plain English. Our AI figures out the rest.

Type or speak
4

Get Your Repair Guide

Step-by-step instructions matched to your tools. Tool readiness score. Safety warnings. Torque specs. Everything you need.

~10 seconds

Smart Tool Advisor

We do the math so you never overspend. One tool. Maximum impact.

Smart Tool Advisor

Based on your 23 tools
#1 RECOMMENDED
Torque Wrench (1/2")
Tool Cost
~$35
Unlocks
8 repairs
You Save
$3,200
91x return on investment
Brake Pad Replacement $300-$600
Wheel Bearing Replacement $250-$500
Strut Assembly $400-$800
+ 5 more repairs $1,100+

Buy one tool.
Unlock thousands in savings.

Most people have tools sitting in their garage that are one purchase away from unlocking a whole new world of repairs. WhatHaveU analyzes your entire inventory and tells you exactly which single tool gives you the biggest bang for your buck.

No more random tool shopping. No more buying things you don't need. Every recommendation is backed by real data — which repairs it unlocks, how much you'll save, and the exact ROI.

  • 💰 ROI calculated — see exactly what each tool earns back in repair savings
  • 🔧 Multi-repair tools — one wrench that works across 8+ different jobs
  • 📈 Budget-first thinking — spend $15-$35, save $1,000-$3,000+
  • 🏆 Ranked recommendations — top 5 smartest purchases for your specific garage

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

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AI Repair Guides

Describe your problem in plain English. Get step-by-step instructions with torque specs, safety warnings, parts lists, and fluid specs — all for your exact vehicle.

Tool Match Score

Every repair shows what percentage of tools you already own. 100% means go. Missing one? We tell you exactly which. No more half-finished repairs.

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Discover Tab

Browse 60+ repairs filtered by readiness, difficulty, and savings potential. See every repair you can tackle today — and what’s one tool away.

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Hands-Free Voice Mode

Working under the hood with greasy hands? Voice mode reads each step aloud. Big navigation buttons. Your phone becomes your shop assistant.

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Skill Progression

Earn XP with every repair. Level up from Beginner to Expert. Unlock badges. Get personalized recommendations based on what you've mastered.

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Savings Tracker

Log every repair. See what a shop would have charged vs. what you spent on parts. Watch your lifetime savings grow with annual projections.

Stop overpaying shops

The average DIY mechanic saves $1,500+ per year. Here's what that looks like.

Brake Pads (Front)
$350-$600 $40 DIY
Oil Change
$50-$100 $25 DIY
Air Filter
$40-$80 $12 DIY
Spark Plugs
$150-$350 $20 DIY
Battery Replacement
$200-$350 $120 DIY
Serpentine Belt
$150-$300 $25 DIY

That brake job?
$40, not $600.

Shops charge $80-$150/hour for labor. Most common repairs take 1-3 hours. You're paying for someone else's time when you already have the tools to do it yourself.

WhatHaveU shows you exactly where the money goes — and helps you keep it in your pocket.

$1,500+
Average saved per year by DIY mechanics

Your phone reads
the steps out loud

Hands dirty? Hood open? Toggle voice mode and WhatHaveU becomes your personal shop assistant. Big buttons for greasy gloves.

Step 3 of 8 “Remove the two 14mm caliper bracket bolts. Use the breaker bar if they're stuck. Set the bracket aside — don't let it hang by the brake line.”
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Your tools are waiting.
Start fixing.

Set up in 2 minutes. Free forever. No credit card. Just real repairs you can do with what you already have.

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