Why FixHelp exists
The calm bit between “something is wrong”
and “I know what to do next”.
FixHelp is for the ordinary, awkward moments around a car: checking one before a viewing, reading its history, making sense of a warning light, and walking into a garage knowing what to ask.
Our job
Make the next move around your car feel obvious.
FixHelp brings the useful parts of a car’s record into one place, explains what they mean and gives you the questions worth asking before you spend a penny.
- Principle 01Start with the car, not a generic answer.
- Principle 02Turn workshop language into plain English.
- Principle 03Make urgency useful, not alarming.
- Principle 04Keep each car’s context together.
- Principle 05Help every driver ask better questions.
Built from the questions drivers ask in real workshops.
Kamil Wozniak created FixHelp after more than 12 years as a mechanic, listening to the same pain points from drivers and independent garages: unclear advisories, difficult decisions and too much useful context arriving too late.
He built and personally curates the product so its guidance stays practical, relevant to UK drivers and grounded in the way good mechanics actually explain a car.
One mission, two sides of the conversation
Better-informed drivers. Better-prepared garages.
Clearer information helps drivers ask better questions and gives mechanics a better starting point.
- For driversFixHelp for your car
Vehicle checks, saved cars and clear answers shaped around the car you drive.
- For mechanicsFixHelp for the workshop
Practical tools that help independent garages organise work and communicate clearly.
- Coming soonA smoother route to the right mechanic
We are still shaping how finding and booking help should work, sharing only the vehicle context you choose.
Workshop sense, made useful
A clearer answer should lead to a better conversation.
FixHelp helps you understand what matters, how soon to act and what to ask when the next move is a garage.
Free vehicle check
See it on the car on your drive.
Enter a UK registration and read what FixHelp already knows.