Log today's odometer reading or check on the fleet.
Quick heads up on how RideCare works.
RideCare tracks how far your bike travels while this app is open — it pauses if you switch to another app. It's not a live map and doesn't show anyone where you are; it only measures distance.
That distance updates your odometer automatically as you ride. It's used for one thing: reminding you and dispatch when your bike is due for an oil change or service, so nothing gets missed.
We don't have service history for your bike yet — enter these two numbers to get started.
Not sure about the last service reading? Check your bike's service sticker, or ask your mechanic — a close estimate is fine.
Field rescue workers use their own kiosk to see dispatched jobs and confirm work done — same PIN-based pattern as mechanics. This roster is who's allowed to log in there.
Riders who tapped "I've arrived" themselves — accept to add them to the queue, or reject with a reason.
Asks the assistant to match every waiting bike to an available mechanic. You'll still get the usual two-step review before anything changes.
Used to check that a rider tapping "I've arrived" is actually near the garage. Stand at the garage and tap "Use my current location" for an accurate pin.
Based on repairs completed in the last 90 days.
Every log the app keeps — faults, accidents, roadside rescues, mechanic work, maintenance, garage bookings, broadcasts. View recent entries here, or export the full history as CSV or JSON to open in any spreadsheet.
If this bike was serviced before joining RideCare — e.g. serviced at 12,000km and it's now at 12,850km — enter 12000 and 12850 here so the countdown picks up from the right place, instead of restarting from zero.
+ Add document details (optional)Columns: plate, model, service_interval_km, last_service_km, current_km, purchase_date, registration_expiry, insurance_expiry, status (the last 4 are optional). Export your spreadsheet as CSV first.
No password needed here — the rider creates their own the first time they log in with this Talabat ID.
+ Add contact details (optional)Columns: name, talabat_id, bike_plate, phone, hire_date (the last 2 are optional). The plate must match a bike already added above.
Ask questions or give operational instructions in plain language. The assistant can prepare the same fleet work as dispatch, including rider creation/import, rider removal, rider-to-bike swaps, service and repair records, fault resolution, odometer corrections, broadcasts and broadcast deletion. Nothing is changed until you approve the exact action twice. Your conversation is saved and will still be here next time you log in — use "Clear conversation" to delete it.