Vekkle exists so that anyone buying, owning or simply loving cars can know what the experts know — in the time it takes to point a phone.
Buying a used car is most people's second-biggest purchase, made with the least information. The seller knows the car's history; you get twenty minutes on a driveway. Vekkle levels that: photograph the car or type its plate and the official record appears — every MOT, the mileage story with clocking detection, tax status, insurance write-off markers, and what the market actually pays. Then the toolkit goes deeper: tyre condition from a photo of the sidewall, dent and damage costs, priced parts.
And because knowing cars should also be fun, Vekkle is a spotter's companion too — identify anything interesting on the street, learn its story, save it to your Garage, complete daily challenges and share Top-Trumps-style cards. The same engine drives Vekkle Diecast for the toy versions.
Assessments, valuations and check results are computed from data, full stop. If we ever show a partner's prices, it answers "where to buy" — never "do you need to".
MOT and mileage from DVSA. Write-off markers from Experian, attributed on every report. Where data is a snapshot or an estimate, we say so in plain English.
Identifications show their confidence, offer alternatives, and ask for another photo instead of bluffing. Official records always beat a visual guess.
Photos are processed, not kept. No advertising trackers. Delete your account and everything goes with it — one button, no dark patterns.
Vekkle is built and operated by Rhett Clinton — two decades delivering production software platforms and leading technology teams across enterprise integration, cloud architecture and product delivery. It sits alongside his other founder-led products, TalentHub365 and LeagueHub365, which run sports trials and grassroots competitions across the UK. Small team, direct accountability, no growth-at-any-cost playbook — products that do what they say.