And here's what comes out
Log a build and the app produces a single shareable image — your car, your real parts cost, your measured hours. Nothing estimated, nothing inflated. A flex you can back up. Tip: move your cursor over it.
Real project cars, documented to the minute and the dollar. Build logs, deep-dive guides, and the app that proves every hour was actually worked — not guessed.
Every job gets logged to the minute and written up honestly — hours, parts, what went wrong. The first posts land once the app's out of testing and there's measured data behind them. No filler in the meantime.
An iOS app for logging project builds hands-free — clock on by voice, attribute time to the system you're actually working on, and end up with numbers nobody can argue with.
// looping preview of the real capture screen — not live data.
Log a build and the app produces a single shareable image — your car, your real parts cost, your measured hours. Nothing estimated, nothing inflated. A flex you can back up. Tip: move your cursor over it.
Guides and logs are filed under the same nine areas the app tracks — so what you read here maps straight onto what you log there.
Curated parts and tools from the builds we actually log — with the hours they took to fit shown next to the price. Opens once the app is in your hands. No catalogue filler, ever.
