I need a lightweight web-based tool that lets me see, at a glance, which cars in my rental fleet are sitting idle and for how long. The core of the job is to build a small dashboard where I can manually update each vehicle’s status—available, out on hire, in maintenance—then have the system turn those inputs into clear daily usage reports. When any car hits a predefined threshold of inactivity or kilometers, I also want an alert so I can schedule servicing before problems arise. Here is the flow I’m picturing: • Simple login → list of all vehicles with their current status editable in place (no GPS integration for now; I’ll be entering the data myself). • A daily report that lands in my inbox every morning summarising utilisation, highlighting idle units, and flagging any vehicles that haven’t moved for the configured number of days. • Automatic maintenance reminders driven by mileage or time since last service, with notifications via email or an on-screen banner. You’re free to choose the stack—Laravel, Django, Node, or anything comparable—as long as the final product runs in a browser, stores data in a reliable SQL database, and is easy for me to host on a standard VPS. Clean, responsive design matters more to me than fancy graphics; I just need clarity and speed. Deliverables I will sign off on: 1. Source code and database schema. 2. Deployment guide I can follow on Ubuntu. 3. One-page user guide showing how to update statuses, view reports, and adjust alert thresholds. If this sounds straightforward to you and you’ve built similar management dashboards before, let’s get started.