How VeeFive works
Real VeeFive screens, fictional demo data. This controlled demo does not create an account, save a car, request your location, send a booking or take a payment.
Real journeys, played through the real app.
This is not a set of screenshots and it is not a re-creation. The phone below is running the actual VeeFive app. Pick a journey and see the real buttons a driver would use, from the everyday first-car setup to an unexpected minor accident.
Pick a journey
The blue ring is a fingertip. It travels to a control, presses it, and only then does the screen answer — so you can always see what was pressed. Use the journeys and controls above. On a phone, swipe up or down across the screen to scroll the real app; swipe left for the next guided step or right to go back. Direct taps stay disabled, keeping this public example deterministic and away from account, location, booking and purchase actions.
Nine journeys, one real app
Follow the exact screens and buttons for setting up your first car, managing more than one vehicle, keeping renewals in view, handling a minor accident, checking history, reading a Car Passport, requesting service, finding fuel or charging and sharing VeeFive with a friend. Every change of screen is caused by a visible press, because how you get somewhere is part of knowing what the app does.
Household and fleet management in one Garage
Add more than one car to the same VeeFive Garage — practical fleet management for household cars or a small fleet. Each vehicle has its own registration, mileage, renewal dates, reports and Car Passport, so one car’s history never gets mixed into another’s. Switch between vehicles whenever you need to, then add the next one from the Garage.
What these journeys show
- Adding and managing cars is free. MOT and tax information, the insurance renewal date you add and basic recall monitoring stay tied to the individual vehicle.
- Help Now is included in Basic after its 30-day free period. In an emergency VeeFive opens your phone's own dialler for 999; it cannot contact the emergency services for you and does not send them your location.
- Preferred service slots are not live availability. The workshops you choose respond with their price and availability.
- The dashboard value is not a promise. It is an estimate, not a guaranteed sale or part-exchange price; a free account sees the option to buy an update rather than an included value.
- Service reminders are estimates, not deadlines. MOT, tax and the insurance renewal date you enter are shown separately.
- Recall status can be unavailable. VeeFive says when it cannot confirm a status rather than inventing one.
- Where no MOT is required, no reminder, alert or warning is ever raised.
Plans
VeeFive is available in the UK. Basic is £2.99/month for Help Now after the 30-day free period. Plus is £4.99/month for the broader app experience except live vehicle health. Premium is £9.99/month and adds live vehicle health with a compatible OBD reader.
Individual vehicle reports — a full history check, service history, factory spec and more — can also be bought for one car, whenever you need one, with no subscription required.
Real screens, deliberately controlled
The phone contains a genuine VeeFive build, published with this site and checked against the app’s own controls. If a control is renamed or moved, the walkthrough stops rather than quietly skipping a step. To keep this public example safe, the phone does not accept direct taps and the journeys stop before an account write, location request, booking request or payment. The minor-accident journey can still show its full documentation form because it opens an already-prepared fictional incident rather than creating one for a visitor.
Fictional data throughout
No real driver, vehicle or record appears here. The app uses VeeFive’s made-up 2019 MINI Cooper in Chili Red on registration VE33 FIV, the same fictional car shown on the home page. The sample dates are written into the demo rather than calculated from today, so this public example remains clear about what it is showing.