Areva

They stay yours. Everything you logged, every repair, every date, every dollar, stays in your account and you can keep logging manually for free, forever. Your health score freezes where it was and is marked paused until Areva is back on. No hostages here.

The app itself — logging, records, and history — is free with no card required. Areva is a flat per-truck add-on: $79 a month for the first truck at launch, $69 a truck for trucks 2–5, $59 for trucks 6–10, and past ten we talk. Annual takes 20% off. Waitlist members lock the $49 founding rate on their first truck before launch, and that number never moves.

No, and anyone who promises that is selling you something. The score measures how well you're keeping up with the recommended maintenance for your truck's make, model, and mileage. Areva uses the repair/maintenance reports and cost data to help predict future repairs needed so you always have a clear picture of the health of your truck. Stay ahead of it and the score climbs. Skip and stretch intervals and it drops. The score is a mirror of your maintenance habits. The predictions are Areva reading the road ahead from your own data.

No. Areva is built to protect you, not the people who profit off you. Your numbers are your leverage. Handing them to the other side of the table would defeat the entire point of this product.

It's an estimate, not a promise, built on 2025 owner-op data: a typical operator running about 94,000 miles a year on roughly $220K gross and $72K net. Four levers, run against your numbers not ours. Knowing your real cost per load is the big one. True cost runs about $2.26 a mile, and a few underpriced loads wipe out a month, so knowing your floor and passing the losers is worth about $14,500 a year, call it +20%. Catching a breakdown before it happens saves another chunk: a roadside failure runs three to four times a shop fix once you add the tow and a day parked, so heading off a few a year is around $6,500, about +9%. Reading months of your own history to flag a lane or broker quietly going soft is worth roughly $2,900, +4%. Logging miles and expenses by voice so write-offs don't slip recovers about $3,000 in missed deductions, another +4%. Those overlap a little, so we trimmed them rather than stack the raw numbers, which is how four levers land at +37%, not higher. Your truck, lanes, and freight will move every one of these. The honest version is your own before-and-after once Areva's been in your pocket a few months.

Both — it's the same math either way. One rig with every repair and mile on record, or ten trucks each carrying their own costs, records, and compliance dates, with trailers tracked as their own asset. Areva keeps every one straight, the way I wish somebody had for me.

Soon, and the waitlist gets it first. Join below and you'll be the first to know, and the first in.