Comparison

MotoLog vs LookOver

LookOver and MotoLog both track maintenance by engine hours for dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs and more. LookOver is cheaper, older and on more platforms. MotoLog puts the wrenching reference on the bike's page: torque specs, parts diagrams and an AI assistant.

FeatureLookOverMotoLog
MachinesDirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, snowmobiles, jet skis, plus trucks, trailers, cars and moreMotorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs, scooters, snowmobiles, watercraft
Engine-hour trackingYesYes
Torque specs for your bikeNot listed on their siteYes, by make, model and year where available
Parts diagramsNot listed on their siteYes (AI-generated reference drawings)
AI assistantNot listed on their siteYes (Pro)
How-to help per serviceTools and parts list, how-to video links, shop finderOEM intervals that tighten with your Build Level
SharingPDF export, QR ownership transfer, garage sharing with up to 5 people (Pro)Share link for buyers or shops (Pro), garage sharing with up to 5 people (Family), CSV export
PlatformsiPhone, iPad, Android, webiPhone and web (Android in testing)
PriceFree for 1 machine. Pro $3.99/mo, $24.99/yr or $99.99 lifetime. 14 days of Pro free, no cardFree for 1 vehicle. Pro $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr (up to 5 vehicles, 2 weeks free). Family $12.99/mo or $79.99/yr (unlimited vehicles, share your garage with up to 5 people).
Track recordSays 5,000+ downloads and a 4.9 App Store ratingNew: on the App Store since September 2026

LookOver details are from their website, checked October 24, 2026. Prices and features change, so check their site before deciding.

Where LookOver wins

  • Price: Pro is $3.99/mo or $24.99/yr, about half of MotoLog, and there is a lifetime option MotoLog does not offer.
  • Platforms: Android, iPad and web today.
  • Maturity: more riders, more reviews, and extras like logbook import, recall alerts and 16 languages.

Pick LookOver if: You want the cheapest option, you're on Android, or you track trucks, trailers and yard equipment alongside your bikes.

Where MotoLog wins

  • Torque specs for your bike on the same screen as its service list, with a clear label when a value isn't bike-specific.
  • AI-generated parts diagrams and an AI assistant for diagnostics and tuning questions.
  • Build Levels: one setting tightens every interval for a modified or race motor.

Pick MotoLog if: You wrench on your own bikes and want torque specs and parts reference next to the service list, not in a separate manual or tab.

Questions riders ask

Is MotoLog a good LookOver alternative for dirt bikes and ATVs?

Yes, if you want torque specs, parts diagrams and an AI assistant with your service log. Both track engine hours and both cover dirt bikes, ATVs and UTVs. LookOver costs less and runs on Android today.

Which is cheaper, MotoLog or LookOver?

LookOver. Its Pro plan is $3.99/mo or $24.99/yr. MotoLog Pro is $7.99/mo or $49.99/yr after a 2-week free trial. Both have a free plan for one machine.

Can I move my records from LookOver to MotoLog?

MotoLog can import service history from a CSV file. Export from LookOver (it offers PDF export of service records), put the entries into a spreadsheet, and import it.