Car Guru – Know Your Car. Trust Your Mechanic. Control Your Costs. Most car owners are in the dark. A warning light appears on the dashboard, and suddenly they're faced with a choice: ignore it and hope for the best, or hand the car over to a mechanic and trust whatever they're told. That information gap costs drivers time, money, and peace of mind every single day. Car Guru is a mobile-first automotive diagnostic application that puts the power back in the driver's hands. By connecting directly to a vehicle's OBD (On-Board Diagnostics) port, Car Guru reads real-time data and fault codes straight from the car's own systems. But unlike traditional OBD tools that simply display raw codes, Car Guru translates that data into plain, actionable language. Users don't just see a fault code — they understand what it means, how serious it is, and what to do next. The core problem Car Guru solves is information asymmetry. Mechanics have knowledge; car owners have uncertainty. That imbalance leads to unnecessary repairs, inflated bills, and decisions made under pressure. Car Guru closes that gap. Key features include real-time fault code reading and interpretation, dashboard warning light explanations, ongoing vehicle health monitoring, pre-purchase used car inspections, and repair decision support — helping users understand whether a problem is urgent, whether a quote seems fair, and whether a trip to the garage is even necessary. Car Guru is not built for mechanics or enthusiasts. It's built for everyday drivers — families managing multiple cars, budget-conscious owners, and anyone who has ever felt vulnerable sitting in a waiting room while someone else decides how much their car will cost them. The product vision is simple: transparency in car ownership. Less stress, fewer unnecessary costs, and the confidence to make informed decisions about one of life's most significant expenses. Globally scalable and currently targeting the UK and European markets, Car Guru operates in the automotive diagnostics category with a clear differentiator — it doesn't give you data, it gives you insight.