Define. Publish. Review.
Create vehicle configurations, manage requirements, publish setups and review execution history.
SETUP MANAGEMENT
Connect the engineer defining the car with the mechanic working on it. Setup Management keeps the intended configuration, trackside execution and measured result in one workflow.
ENGINEER ↔ MECHANIC
A setup is only useful when the configuration on screen becomes the configuration on the car. The engineer publishes the intended setup. The mechanic receives the same reference at trackside, performs the changes and records what was actually done.
TWO INTERFACES · ONE SYSTEM
Different tools for different jobs — connected through the same setup.
Create vehicle configurations, manage requirements, publish setups and review execution history.
Access the current setup at the car, perform the requested changes and record the measured result.
FROM SCREEN TO CAR
Keep the planned configuration and each real execution connected, without relying on messages, screenshots or handwritten notes.
EVENT-BASED ORGANIZATION
Keep setups, executions and results organized around the events where they were used. Instead of searching through scattered files or old messages, the team can return to a previous event and quickly find the setup that was run there.
This creates a structured history of the car: what configuration was used, when it was used and what happened after the setup was executed.
LICENSING
Each managed vehicle has its own license, including access to the Engineer Web Interface and the Mechanic App.
SETUP MANAGEMENT
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