FOR THE HOURS SPENT IN THE WORKSHOP
Every restoration
has a story.
Keep yours.
The jobs. The parts. The little victories.
Give your project a proper record, on paper or on your phone.
TWO WAYS TO RECORD THE JOURNEY. ONE LOVE OF RESTORATION.

A place for the story behind the spanners.
01 / YOUR PROJECT, IN YOUR POCKET
Less chasing notes.
More turning spanners.
The Dirty Spanners Android app brings the everyday details of your restoration together, wherever the work takes you.

Work & progress
Track jobs, work time and milestones. Know what’s done and what comes next.
Parts & costs
Keep parts, suppliers, expenses and budgets together with your project.
The whole story
Save photos and documents, create restoration reports, and back up your records.
SEE THE APP IN ACTION
Every detail.
At your fingertips.
From the project dashboard to your finished report.
Tap a screen to view it larger.
Your projects stay on your device. No account needed. Read the privacy policy ↗

02 / PEN, PAPER & A PROPER PROJECT
The Restoration
Journal.
For the notes that deserve more than the back of an envelope.
The Dirty Spanners Restoration Journal is a hands-on logbook for restoring classic and modern vehicles. Keep a written record of your project, from the first ideas to the work along the way.
Make it part of your workshop routine: put down the tools, pick up a pen, and keep the story of your restoration.
TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
A proper record.
From start to finish.
Explore the planning, work records and finishing pages.
Tap any picture to take a closer look.
03 / BUILT FOR THE BUILD
For people who see
what it could be.
A restoration is more than a finished vehicle. It’s everything that went into getting it there.
Dirty Spanners is for people restoring and rebuilding cars, motorcycles and other vehicles. The journal gives you space to record the journey on paper; the app keeps your project details together on Android.
Choose the way that suits your workshop. Keep the work, the learning and the memories.
KEEP IN TOUCH
Good projects start
with a conversation.
Questions about the journal or app?
We’d love to hear from you.










