Car Repair AI: MechanicIQ

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MechanicIQ looks at a photo of a warning light, a leak or a worn part and tells you what is likely wrong with your car, how urgent it is, what to do next and roughly what the fix costs. HOW IT WORKS 1. Take a photo of the warning light, the leak or the part, or choose one from your library. Add a code or a question if you have one ("P0420", "grinding when I brake"). 2. MechanicIQ names the likely issue, how urgent it is and whether it is a DIY job or one for a mechanic. 3. Detailed and Expert diagnoses add repair steps, a parts and labor cost estimate, the tools you need and the common misdiagnoses to avoid. MY CAR Add your car once. Enter the VIN and MechanicIQ decodes the year, make, model and engine, or type them in by hand. Every diagnosis and every chat then answers for your car. WARNING LIGHT GUIDE What the common dashboard lights mean and how urgent each one is, plus the repairs to always leave to a mechanic. ASK YOUR AI MECHANIC Chat about a diagnosis or anything car-related: a code, a symptom, maintenance, or what a fair repair price looks like. No OBD dongle or Bluetooth adapter needed. Got a code from a parts store or a scanner? Photograph the screen or type it in. Save your diagnoses in History. Available in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese and Brazilian Portuguese. MechanicIQ requires a subscription or purchase to use premium features, plans detailed below: PREMIUM PLANS ($2.99/week, $7.99/month, $39.99/year, $24.99/year discount): • More diagnoses • Detailed and Expert diagnoses with repair steps and cost estimates • More chats with your AI mechanic The $2.99/week plan starts with a 3-day free trial. By downloading this app, you agree to our terms and conditions and privacy policy: Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://www.format.partners/mechaniciq-privacy-policy Support: https://www.format.partners/support Contact: hello@format.partners MechanicIQ uses AI to give automotive diagnostic guidance for educational purposes. It is not a substitute for a professional inspection. Always see a qualified mechanic for safety-critical repairs and whenever in doubt.