Garage and build log for car people
Start typing something like Steeda sport progressive springs
and RollingSeries Garage looks up the part number, specs, fitment, price and photo. You check it, tap confirm, and it's in your garage.
In development. Early access opens to the waitlist first.
Pick the car, then type the part the way you'd say it. Brand and product name is enough.
Part number, specs, fitment, price and photo come back filled in. Fix anything that's off, then confirm.
It's in your garage as wishlist, owned or installed, ready for the build log when it goes on the car.
Each part is checked against your exact car. If the listing doesn't cover your year or trim, you'll see that before you save.
Forward your order confirmation emails, or snap a photo of the box label. Line items land in a review queue so you can log a whole shelf in one sitting.
Install dates, mileage, notes and photos for every mod, plus what you've spent on each car.
When two parts look alike but fit differently, you get them side by side with the difference called out. You pick, not the app.
Works in your browser and installs to your home screen. Your garage stays readable when the signal drops.
The daily, the weekend car and the project, each with its own parts list, from wishlist to installed to sold.
I've got a Mustang GT with more than 20 mods and a shelf of parts that never made it into a spreadsheet. If logging a part takes more than a few seconds, it doesn't happen. So I'm building the garage app I wanted.
From the team behind RollingSeries, the car meet and cars and coffee calendar.
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