Changelog

TrackOut changes frequently. This page highlights user-facing updates that affect how you manage cars, plan track days, schedule service, and share your garage.

October 13, 2026

Telemetry

• Turns and straights -- Open Segments on a saved session, pick a turn from the map, or a corner in the delta table. Step turn → straight → turn, and compare a lap, Optimal, or Average in Overview, Position, Speed, Acceleration, and Coaching. Replay starts at each segment's entry so A and B show relative progress. Only channels the file recorded appear -- a GPS-only file skips empty pedal lanes. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Compare turns and straights.
• Channel plots and last workspace -- Add trace lists every recorded numeric channel, including ones that share a logger label. Switch Stacked plots and Shared plot, and compare by Distance or Elapsed time. Reopening the same source restores the last workspace, including layout, axis, groups, scales, and units. See Channel analysis and Analysis workspaces.

Account

• Beta access -- You can still sign up without an invitation. Opening beta.trackout.app needs approval on your verified account; without it you continue on trackout.app. If access cannot be checked, choose Try again. See Beta access.

Fixes

• AiM files with repeated channel names keep each source and its units instead of dropping or mixing them. Re-upload the original file if an older import lost a channel. See AIM XRK/XRZ import accuracy.

October 12, 2026

Telemetry

• Corner shape in coaching -- When the track map lines up with your lap, coaching describes tightening, opening, constant, and compound corners inside the official turn. A technique becomes an opportunity only when the reference is faster through that corner and the following straight, without a slower exit -- otherwise it stays an observation. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Corner coaching.
• Compare a turn -- Open Turns on a saved session, pick a turn from the map, or a corner in the delta table, then load traces when prompted. Compare two sources independently: a lap, Optimal (the fastest complete traversal of that turn), or Average. Overview, Position, Speed, and Acceleration / braking share Previous and Next. Cross-session corner deltas stay in the summary. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Compare turns and straights.

Garage

• Catalogue suggestions with logos -- Tire, brake, manufacturer, and fluid pickers show brand logos (or initials) and use the same suggestions in quick add, CSV review, conversion, and first-car setup. Aliases such as PS4S still resolve. See Tires, Parts, and Getting started.
• Exact fluids on a service -- Search oils and fluids by brand, family, or grade (for example 300V 5W40) and pick the verified product. The selection stays when you edit. Custom entries still work. See Consumables.

Fixes

• MotorsportReg sync with a long history -- Repeat registrations for the same event no longer stall personal sync. Your current registration and linked Track Day stay. See MotorsportReg integration.

October 11, 2026

Telemetry

• Camera video from VBOX Video -- A .vbo from a VBOX Video logger (such as the HD2) opens a Camera panel above the track map. Choose the .mp4 files saved with the session and the footage follows the cursor -- scrub seeks the video, play drives the cursor. The files stay on your computer and are not uploaded. Video needs the original .vbo, so it is not available on a session reopened from saved sessions. See Camera video from VBOX Video loggers.
• GPS shifted onto the layout -- On a curated layout, a GPS shifted N m chip means your logger sat a few metres off the surveyed line, so TrackOut moved the whole session onto it before drawing your lines and placing turns. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Track layout picker.
• RaceBox speed source and connection details -- Live captures keep the Ground speed or 3D speed label they started with. Expand Connection details for the model, firmware, and serial. A stored-memory download or a standalone .racebox backup still shows Speed mode unknown. See RaceBox support in Chrome.

Garage

• Photo-led car header and Set up checklist -- A car's page now leads with its photo, with name and actions beside it. For the first month, a car that still has setup steps and nothing due shows a Set up checklist in place of Needs attention, with a button per remaining step. See Hero and Overview.

Developer

• Approve assistant deletions -- A remote MCP delete_* call now returns a review link and leaves the record intact until you sign in and choose Approve deletion or Decline. Approval expires after ten minutes and works once. See MCP server.

Fixes

• Add to booking keeps its own visit -- Crew Chief Add to booking and Also do no longer move a job that already has its own booking onto another visit. Logging a matching service from history or a to-do also no longer marks a booked solo visit done -- use Mark done on that visit. See Sources and next steps and Service and shop visits.
• Clearing the last interval keeps the booking -- Removing the last interval on a tracker no longer deletes the shop visit you already booked for it -- a booked day, At the shop, and other jobs on that visit stay. See Oil, fluids, and intervals.
• Crew Chief retry leaves one reply -- If a reply drops mid-stream, a failed retry no longer leaves a second bubble with the unfinished text. See When an answer doesn't arrive.

October 10, 2026

Telemetry

• Lap delta by position -- Comparing a lap to the reference now matches the same place on track, not the same distance along each lap's own path -- when both laps have usable GPS. A wider or tighter line through a corner then costs only the time it actually took -- not phantom time from the extra metres. Without GPS, the comparison still uses each lap's own distance, which can invent that extra time. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Delta time trace and Reading the delta trace.
• Smooth markers on the track map -- On a recognized track with a curated layout, the cursor, car markers, turn labels, and start/finish now move along that centerline instead of jumping vertex to vertex. Turn labels that used to stack on the same point now all show. See GPS track mapping and Track map.

Fixes

• AIM channels and one GPS receiver -- A new AIM .xrk or .xrz import now reads sample types, units, and IMU axes the way RaceStudio does, and maps one GPS receiver instead of mixing an internal and an external one. Already-saved sessions keep the parse they were imported with -- dropping the same file again opens that session instead of replacing it. Delete the saved session first, then upload the original file, if an older import had swapped G, wrong units, or a jagged line. See AIM XRK/XRZ import accuracy.

October 9, 2026

Fixes

• Year-at-Track, Off optimal, and Close the day -- Older sessions that stored lap times in a different format now compare as real seconds. Year-at-Track ranks the genuine fastest lap and its delta to your PB, Off optimal is the gap to the session's optimal instead of a number in the thousands, and Close the day shows the same best as the day header. See Track history by venue, Consistency and smoothness readouts, and Closing the day.

October 8, 2026

Telemetry

• Corners on dense AiM files -- On a track without a turn map, coaching and lap comparison now find corners on high-sample-rate logger files (for example AiM at 25 Hz) that previously showed none. Open the session again -- you do not need to re-upload. See Corner coaching.

Fixes

• Best lap agrees everywhere -- The car header, Analysis per-track personal bests, reports, and public profile now pick the same fastest lap when some older sessions stored times in a different format. See Driving.
• Adding a tracker for a service you already booked no longer sends a second appointment email for the same visit. See Maintenance email.

October 7, 2026

Telemetry

• Damaged AiM files keep their GPS -- If an AIM .xrk or .xrz download was interrupted or corrupted in transfer, TrackOut now skips the broken frames and still maps the intact GPS and laps instead of losing the rest of the session. Re-upload the original file if an older import looked sparse or jumped off track. See AIM XRK/XRZ import accuracy.

Tires

• Set names on spare tires -- A spare in a named set now reads Track Set A · Tire 2, using its Custom ID or its number in that set, instead of sharing Tire 1 and Tire 2 across every same-model spare. See Metrics.

Fixes

• Filling in Last done now updates readiness, the garage Last service line, and Crew Chief -- an older logbook service no longer makes that tracker look overdue. See Oil, fluids, and intervals.

October 6, 2026

Events

• Import past MotorsportReg events -- Right after you connect, TrackOut asks Import your past events? Choose Import past events to bring in events you've already run (with matching track days), or Not now to skip. Sync past events on the MotorsportReg card in Settings turns the import on or off later. See Importing past events.
• Price on MotorsportReg -- The catalog does not show a price. Register on a MotorsportReg event opens the registration page, with Price on MotorsportReg under the button. Open-spot and waitlist counts are gone -- MotorsportReg does not send them -- while On waitlist on your own registration stays. See The catalog.
• Group and distance -- A Group pill appears once you have saved a run group for an organization, and filters the catalog to events at clubs where you run in that group. Events whose venue is not in the track catalog still get a distance, measured from the city. See Search and filters.

Garage

• Archived cars on the board -- A collapsed Archived row under Add a car lists parked cars with Open and Unarchive. Needs attention names the next event a due job should beat, and Reorder on a tire set close to its heat-cycle limit starts Add spare. See Garage home.
• Wish list and archive on Parts -- The fleet Parts table keeps Wish list and Archived in collapsed rows under the shelf. See Parts inventory.

Service and Inbox

• Import and export in one menu -- On Maintenance → Service history, Export, Smart import, Import from CSV, and receipts waiting in Inbox share a ··· menu. Upload receipt and Add service record stay on the toolbar. See Toolbar actions.
• Book from a checklist with a time -- Book on a linked tracker opens the same shop-visit form as Service: a day, and optionally a time, the shop, the place, and a note. See Global checklists view.
• Filed this week -- Receipts you filed into a service record in the last seven days stay listed under Filed this week. Ready-to-file rows show a one-line summary of the items. See Inbox.

Maintenance

• Last done on a new tracker -- If the work was done before you started logging it, fill in Last done with that date -- plus the odometer or engine hours when the tracker counts those. Not done yet and Last done are either-or. Trackers always repeat; Just once? points you to Add a to-do or schedule a visit. See Oil, fluids, and intervals.

Track days

• Pressure and temperature units -- Settings → Units now applies in the signed-in app everywhere you read or type pressure and temperature: psi, bar, or kPa, and °F or °C. See Pressure and temperature units.

AI

• Crew Chief next steps -- Answers can offer Add to booking (adds the work to a visit you already booked), Book (the same shop-visit form as Service), Log, and Add to-do. See Sources and next steps.
• What's due names every item -- Asking Crew Chief what's due lists every due tracker, reminder, tire set near its heat-cycle limit, expiring safety gear, and pads that need attention, each with its remaining figure. See Answer questions about your cars.
• Tires, telemetry, and corrections in ChatGPT -- After you connect, ChatGPT can manage spare tire sets and fittings, read saved lap speeds and corner evidence, and -- with separate deletion access -- permanently remove a mistaken service record or checklist item. See Manage tires.

Analysis

• Compare another session's best -- A saved session opens on its summary with Compare defaulting to your car's best lap at that track -- from another saved session when that session holds the best -- and corners labelled from the layout. See Loading saved sessions.

Fixes

• Editing a second service record no longer carries the previous record's maintenance-item ticks into it, so the wrong service cannot reset an interval.
• Unsubscribing from one kind of email no longer breaks the unsubscribe links in other emails already in your inbox. See Email notifications.
• Track days on Driving counts days you have already driven, not upcoming events, and a session's Analysis arrow appears only when that session has recorded laps. See Tabs.
• Mark done logs the visit on the day the work was done, finishes every tracker on that visit, and a just-completed tracker no longer flashes in Due soon. Emptying air temperature, weather, or wind in the session log clears the stored reading; opening Conditions does not overwrite values you already logged.
• Wear ledger names each corner by where it was measured, even after a rotation, and Reports small-multiple cards always show latest, change, reading count, and range. See Wear Ledger and Layouts.
• Service history year and type counts, and the spend total, wait until the whole book is counted instead of flashing a partial number. See Search and filter.
• Best lap on the car header, a public profile, and the best-at-this-track chip pick the real fastest lap even when some older sessions stored times differently.
• Crew Chief retries once when a reply drops mid-stream, so you see fewer unfinished answers. See When an answer doesn't arrive.

October 5, 2026

Garage

• Garage board -- The garage home is one attention board: car cards, Needs attention, and Up next for booked visits and upcoming track days. An empty garage opens What are you driving? so you can add the first car, or start from a receipt, a telemetry file, or the inbox address. See Garage home.
• Jump with Cmd/Ctrl+K -- The palette now jumps to cars, car views, Service, Tires, Parts, Reports, Crew Chief, Inbox, Notes, Checklists, My Track Days, Events, Analysis, Settings, recent track days, and parts -- Create… is still there for a quick log. See Jump anywhere.
• More in the sidebar -- Research, Photos, Part groups, and Report builder now sit in a collapsible More group at the bottom of the sidebar, closed by default. Open More to reach them; arriving on one of those pages opens the group. See Event photos and Deep Research.
• Archive and export -- Archive car in the hero "..." menu parks a car without deleting its records; Export car history saves JSON plus spreadsheets for service, odometer, track days, sessions, and tire events. See Archiving a car and Exporting a car's history.

Track days and events

• My Track Days -- Upcoming cards show Readiness N / 5 and checklist progress, with Open checklist and Browse events. Past days group by year. See Page layout.
• Events distance and When -- Filter the catalog with Within a radius of your home ZIP and a When window you can step month by month. Open spots turn yellow as N spots left when three or fewer remain. See Search and filters.
• Checklists in two panes -- The Checklists page lists every active list on the left and opens Car / Gear / Paperwork on the right. Link an item to a due tracker and Book the visit from the row. See Global checklists view.

Telemetry and reports

• Drop telemetry -- Drop a file on Analysis or the sidebar; the dialog names the car and session it matched, then Open in Analysis. See Accessing Analysis.
• Tire pressure in Reports -- The per-tire pressure line now includes the cold pressure you log on each session. Tires with no corner on record use their Custom ID, or Tire 1, Tire 2, and so on. See Metrics.

AI

• Approved ChatGPT writes -- After you connect with read and write access, ChatGPT can add or edit cars, track days, service, checklists, general parts, sessions, and dated wear measurements -- you approve each change. Sign in with Google, Apple, an email link, or Use a password. See TrackOut in ChatGPT.
• Compare tires and sessions in ChatGPT -- Ask how a tire set's pace changed with heat cycles, or compare two sessions' laps, pressures, temperatures, and tread. You can approve saving cold/hot pressures, middle temperature, and tread on a session. See Compare tires and sessions.
• Ask or Research -- Crew Chief's Ask / Research switch runs a deeper pass on Club, Pro, and Factory. Answers name the records they used; click a source to open it. See Crew Chief.
• Crew Chief on a phone -- The floating amber button is gone. On a phone or tablet, tap the amber disc in the top bar, beside +, to open the chat panel. See Where to find the Crew Chief.

Email

• Weekly digest only when there's work -- The Monday summary sends when a track day or event is ahead or maintenance needs attention. Recent service can still appear in that email, but it no longer triggers a send on its own, and zero stat tiles stay hidden. See Weekly summary.

Fixes

• Changing the car on a track day files Close the day and four-corner readings on the new car's own log, instead of the previous car's. See Assigning or changing the car.
• A 1:25.123 best lap no longer shows as 0:00.085 on the car header, and Crew Chief no longer quotes that same thousand-times-too-small time.

October 4, 2026

Garage

• Overview, Driving, Maintenance, and Build -- A car now opens on Overview: Needs attention, to-dos, notes, Up next, then the car right now -- tires, brakes, and Oil, fluids, and intervals. Driving holds sessions, lap times, the wear ledger, and Paddock view. Maintenance holds service history, the Service schedule with trackers, and documents. Build holds what is on the car, setup, and parts. Old Dashboard, Logbook, and Photos links still land in the right place. See Garage management.
• Odometer log -- Log odometer reading in the car hero's "..." menu keeps a dated log of readings from services, sessions, receipts, and numbers you type. A reading cannot go backwards. See Odometer log.
• Try the garage without an account -- Start at trackout.app/start: add a car, log sessions, and fill in the build sheet in that browser, then Save your garage when you are ready. See Try it without an account.

Service

• Trackers on the Service schedule -- Recurring intervals live as trackers on Maintenance → Service schedule and on the Overview glance. New tracker starts from What are you tracking?; Log records the work in place. Due and overdue trackers also appear on the fleet Service page. See Maintenance tracking.

Track days

• Paddock view -- A phone-sized screen for logging the day from the paddock: sessions, hot pressures, how it felt, and setup changes. With no signal, readings save on the phone and sync when you are back. See Paddock view.

AI

• TrackOut in ChatGPT -- Ask ChatGPT for a track by name without an account. When a question needs your garage, connect a free TrackOut account. During testing, linking may be limited to invited accounts. Disconnect from Settings → ChatGPT. See TrackOut in ChatGPT.

Telemetry

• VBOX laps from the logger's gates -- Racelogic .vbo files time laps from the file's start/finish gates, so lap times match the VBOX instead of a re-derived line. GPS-only files still open as a single lap. See Uploading data.
• CSV recording date -- When the first time value is epoch seconds (a Unix timestamp between 2000 and 2100), the session keeps that recording date. A wall-clock column still carries none. See CSV column requirements.

Email

• Track-day and heat-cycle items in the weekly digest -- Items you track by track days or heat cycles now appear in the maintenance email once they are close to their limit or past it, with the count -- for example 5 of 4 track days. See Maintenance email.

Fixes

• Changing the car on a registered multi-day event keeps the days you already confirmed -- the Track Day does not grow back to the organizer's full weekend. See Assigning or changing the car.
• Restoring an archived part puts it back the way it was -- in stock or on the wish list, and featured on the public profile if it was. See Archived.
• After you sign in or verify, TrackOut returns you to the page you were opening instead of always sending you to the garage. See Create your account.

October 2, 2026

Events

• A shortened MotorsportReg weekend updates in TrackOut -- When the organizer turns a multi-day event into a single day, the next sync drops the extra day from the Events catalog, your registration, and the linked Track Day. You are no longer offered a day the event no longer runs. See Events.

Track days

• A rescheduled registration day keeps its log -- If MotorsportReg moves the event and your saved days no longer match, the Track Day moves to the new dates and takes that day's log, readings, and Close the day wear with it -- so they stay on the day tabs instead of vanishing. Changing Your days yourself still keeps each log on the calendar day you wrote it. See Editing a track day.

October 1, 2026

Dashboard

• Oil, fluids, and intervals -- The car Dashboard replaces the separate Oil and Fluids cards with one card for every tracked maintenance item. Each row names the product and when it was last changed, counts used vs. limit on every interval you set, and reads what's left -- Due now at the limit, N mi left, or N mi over. Items that are due sort first in red; never-logged items sit at the bottom as Never logged / Not logged yet with Log it to start. The header leads with how many are due, then N tracked; Manage opens the Schedule tab. With nothing tracked yet, Add an item opens the rule editor on the Dashboard. Click a row to log that service with the item already ticked. See Overview.

Maintenance

• What are you tracking? -- Adding a rule starts with a searchable list of items. Picking one fills its name, the service type that resets it, and a suggested interval (without overwriting numbers you already typed). Choose Custom for anything not on the list. See What you are tracking.
• Not done yet -- Tick this on a new rule so it waits for the first logged service instead of counting from today. Until then the Dashboard shows Never logged. See Starting from today or from the first log.
• Maintenance items this covers -- When you log or edit a service, tick items this visit reset even if the service type would not -- for example a general service that included a brake-fluid flush. The field only appears when the car has active items. See Log service.

September 30, 2026

Maintenance

• Ask Crew Chief what's due -- Crew Chief looks up every tracked item on a car (engine oil, brake fluid, and so on) and reports used vs. limit, whether it is ok, due soon, due, overdue, or never logged, plus next due and last service. While it runs, the chat shows Checking what's due. See Crew Chief.
• Unlogged rules keep their due date -- Editing a maintenance rule that has no logged service yet keeps the existing reminder date instead of restarting the interval from today. See How rules generate reminders.

Parts

• Uninstall before converting to a consumable -- To change an installed durable part to a consumable, uninstall it first. The edit form shows that step and holds Save until the part is off the car. See Part types.

MCP server

• Maintenance status for agents -- get_maintenance_status (and GET /api/v1/maintenance-status) returns where every tracked item on a car stands. Rules can also track an item kind, extra matching service types, and wait for the first logged service. See Maintenance.

Fixes

• Saving Close the day again without changing tread or pad values no longer moves those measurement dates. See Post-event recap.

September 29, 2026

Tires

• Session tread dates on History -- Tread logged on a session or track day shows that day's calendar date on the tire's History, not a day earlier if you are west of UTC. A reading you backdate on the tread sheet still uses the time you entered. See Tire history.

Logbook

• Badge names service records -- The Logbook tab badge still counts service records. Hover or a screen reader now says N service records, so it does not look like a mismatch with the ledger's All entries · N (which also counts sessions and track days). See Car tabs.

Fixes

• Missing or private car-share and track pages, and unknown routes, title the browser tab Page Not Found | TrackOut instead of leaving it blank. See Withdrawing a link.

September 28, 2026

Events

• Confirm the days you are attending -- On a multi-day MotorsportReg registration, Choose your days (or Edit your days) opens Your days at the event. Save at least one date; personal Events, Garage, Track Days, weather emails, and reminders then follow those days -- even if they are not consecutive -- while the Events catalog still lists the organizer's full weekend. A row that needs a choice says Event dates and Your days are not confirmed. See Events.
• My season -- From Events, My season gathers bookmarks, registrations, and Track Days for a year into Interested, Registered, Planned, and Completed. A past Track Day counts as Completed only when it has a logged session. See My season.

Track days

• Setup on the day -- An upcoming or active Track Day with a car assigned shows a Setup card: the sheet linked to that day, or Currently fitted on the car. Open car setup jumps to the car's Setup tab. Past days hide this live context. See Context rail and Car setup.
• Car readiness on the day -- The same rail shows Car readiness for that Track Day, with Review and log car checks and Ask Crew Chief. See Track readiness.

Sharing

• Old leftover links stay retired -- Turning Anyone with link back on brings back the URL you were using. It does not revive older leftover car links that were hidden while the profile was private. Use Reset link when you need a brand-new URL. See Sharing.

Email

• Hourly weather on event mornings -- On a paid plan with Track day reminders on, each day you confirmed you are attending gets a morning email with hourly temperature and rain chance. When the next selected day is tomorrow, tomorrow's hours sit beside it. A single day or your last selected day shows today only. The day-before outlook still covers your first selected day. See Track day and event email.

Fixes

• Attended MotorsportReg events that had already flipped to Withdrew after they ended can show as attended again. A cancellation recorded while the event was still upcoming stays cancelled.
• Withdrawing from an event no longer recreates an empty Track Day if the organizer later changes the dates.
• Typing a 32nds tread like 1.5 no longer jumps to 15. The session log, Off the track, and Close the day keep the digits you typed.

September 27, 2026

Service Schedule

• Mark At the shop from the schedule -- Open rows on the fleet Service Schedule and the car's Schedule tab now have the same shop icon as the garage rail -- tap it to drop the car off, or the undo icon to bring it back. A past-due visit you mark at the shop stays on this month's fleet calendar instead of sliding under Coming up. See At the shop.

Usability

• Icon buttons on a computer -- Compact icon buttons in Crew Chief, Tires, Parts, Reports, and Deep Research show their icons again instead of a blank square. Phones were already fine.

September 26, 2026

Garage

• Dismiss Next in the garage on a computer -- After first-run setup, the Your garage, at a glance card's Next in the garage follow-ups show a visible X on a computer, so you can dismiss the tire or service-records suggestion and retire the card. See Quick start.
• At the shop -- When you drop a car off, mark the reminder At the shop from the garage Upcoming services rail (shop icon on a computer) or At the shop on the car's Up next card. The rail reads At the shop · since the drop-off date, the car photo shows At shop, and Service Schedule files it under Upcoming with an At the shop chip. It no longer counts as overdue or appears in reminder emails. Log closes it; undo or Back from the shop returns it to the due list. Crew Chief says the car is at the shop instead of overdue. See At the shop.

Logbook

• Try again when history cannot load -- If a car's Logbook cannot prepare older service history, it shows Service history could not be loaded. Please try again. with Try again, instead of leaving the tab blank. See Service records.

Track days

• Later-day logs follow a date change -- Moving a multi-day event's dates keeps later-day logs, readings, and wear on the same day of the weekend. See Editing a track day.

Events

• Attended events stay attended -- After a MotorsportReg event you went to ends, the next sync no longer flips it to Withdrew. Rows already showing Withdrew from earlier syncs are unchanged. See Events.

September 25, 2026

Garage

• A weekend's weather on Upcoming events -- A multi-day event on the garage Upcoming events cards now shows one forecast cell per day for up to five days (sky, hi/lo, rain) instead of only the start day. Once the event is under way, today's cell reads Today and the window slides so today stays in view. A day past the forecast horizon shows a dash. Single-day events keep the one-line summary. See Garage home.

Email

• A forecast for every day of a multi-day event -- For a multi-day MotorsportReg weekend, the week-ahead Weather forecast email lists each venue-local day, and says Forecast unavailable for this day. when that day's sky cannot be fetched. The day-before Track day reminder still uses the next event day's forecast. See Track day and event email.

Service Schedule

• Complete service names the car -- Completing a reminder from the garage or Service Schedule asks how to handle the work on 2019 Porsche 911 GT3 (year, make, and model), so a multi-car garage can see which logbook the entry goes to.

September 24, 2026

Tires

• Long History shows recent mounts -- Open a tire from Tires and the History panel lists the newest mount stints first. When older mounts exist beyond that list, it says Showing your most recent mounts. See Tire history.
• Crew Chief notes a truncated timeline -- Asking for a tire's full timeline still works from recent mounts, events, and notes. When that history is long, Crew Chief tells you it is not the full lifetime. See Crew Chief.

Track days

• Best-lap gaps show the real time -- The day header vs prev and context rail from PR now show the actual seconds instead of 0.000. See Stats band and Context rail.

September 23, 2026

Track days

• The session log saves as you type -- Open a session from the day plan and edit Laps, Conditions, Off the track, and Debrief in one panel. The header reads Saves as you type, then Saved. Finish with Log session N, or Log and start session N+1 to keep rolling. Import can take A file from your timer, or tap Use the parse's numbers when telemetry already has lap stats. See Logging a session.
• Choose when each reading is asked -- On the car Setup tab, under What you track, and when, group readings as Every session, End of day, or Only when I add it, or add your own with New reading. The session log prompts what you chose and keeps every reading as a chip. See Choosing what each car tracks.
• Close the day on one screen -- Close the day collects cold readings, Didn't run or Log it for unfinished sessions, and How was the day? with Cracked it, Progress, or Not yet. Tire feel and costs cover the whole event; on a multi-day weekend, readings and the day debrief stay on the day tab. See Closing the day.
• Season totals use logged laps -- Track Days sums the laps and distance you recorded, and a leading ~ means some days have not been counted yet instead of showing a fake zero. See Stats row.
• Photos, service, and a PDF from the day -- Photos, Service after this day, and Export day report sit in the track day Actions rail. A finished export names the file and how many sessions and laps it included. See Context rail.

Analysis

• Name and edit report views (beta) -- On beta.trackout.app, Your views holds saved pages. New view starts from a question, the panel library, or a blank page; Edit view and Add a panel rearrange charts, then Done, or Save as my view on a default page. Production still uses the original report builder. See Reports views.
• Totals, CSV, and a custom range in Reports -- Additive metrics get a Total column, and Export CSV downloads the readings behind a chart. Custom range sets explicit start and end dates. See Reports.

Wear

• Tread depth in millimetres or 32nds -- Settings → Tread depth chooses Millimetres or 32nds of an inch for Tires, Wear, the tread sheet, Off the track, wear charts, and the day report. The pre-event quick-log, the per-corner session readings card and the Close the day tread grid now follow it too, and the tread sheets and Close the day carry an inline mm | /32" switch. See Wear tracking.
• Session tread and backdated measurements -- Tread logged in the session log appears on Wear with the session date. Tread, pads, and wear-tracked parts accept Measured on when the reading was taken earlier. Clearing optional fields on a tire no longer blocks Edit. See Wear Ledger.

Service Schedule

• Repeat maintenance every N track days -- Recurring rules accept a Track Day Interval alongside mileage, months, and heat cycles. See Maintenance tracking.
• A heads-up a week before maintenance is due -- With Maintenance reminders on, a week-ahead email arrives the first time a dated item enters the next seven days, once per due date, in addition to the regular digest. Mileage-only rules still use the digest. See Reminder emails.

Sharing

• Make private matches what visitors see -- Make private in Share car takes the profile down for everyone, including your own preview. Build sheet rows you leave visible appear on shared Buildsheet and Pit Board links. See Sharing.

September 19, 2026

Email

• Every TrackOut email, redesigned -- Weather forecasts, track day reminders, readiness checks, maintenance digests, receipts, and plan changes now share one layout, with clearer figures and better behaviour on a phone. See Email notifications.
• A reply when a forwarded receipt is read -- Forward a receipt and TrackOut writes back with the vendor, date, mileage, line items, and total it extracted, plus how confident that read was. The receipt waits in your Inbox for review. See Inbox, receipts & schedules.
• Getting-started emails -- New accounts get a short series over the first two weeks covering receipts, tire sets, Crew Chief, importing existing history, and Deep Research, plus a one-off note for your first upcoming event. At most one a day, and the series ends on its own.
• A switch for every kind -- Settings now has a getting-started switch alongside the existing ones, and each unsubscribe link mutes only the kind it came from. See Email notifications.

September 13, 2026

Analysis

• Reports (Beta) compares up to 20 cars -- Reports is now a top-level workspace for comparing up to eight metrics across one car or as many as 20 cars from your garage. Switch between small multiples, overlays, scatter plots, and tables; save useful combinations; and, on paid plans, ask for an AI summary of the trends. See Reports.

Garage

• A dashboard you arrange -- Each car now opens on a card-based Dashboard. Choose Arrange to move or hide cards, and the same layout follows you across cars and devices. See Garage management.
• One workspace for the whole car -- The redesigned car page brings service and track-day history into one Logbook, adds named setup sheets with version history, and groups Parts by the limit that will run out first. Notes, Documents, Wear, and Service schedule remain one tab away. See Garage management, Car setup, and Parts inventory.
• Build sheet and photos open over your work -- The Build sheet is now a per-system table with source labels and in-place editing. The Photos panel can hold a cover plus extra photos, and each extra can be hidden from the public profile. Both open without leaving the current car tab. See Car setup and Garage management.

Parts and tires

• See tire state without leaving Parts -- A car's Parts tab now summarizes its mounted tires, spare sets, loose tires, tread, heat cycles, and agreed storage location. Manage or mount a set from the same screen. See Parts inventory.
• Record a tire's starting condition -- Add Tires now accepts starting tread depth and an existing heat-cycle count, so used rubber starts with the right baseline instead of looking new. See Tire inventory.

Track days

• More Pit Wall readings (limited rollout) -- For accounts with Pit Wall enabled, the mobile view can record fuel added and used, track temperature, and peak front and rear brake temperatures alongside driver feedback and hot pressures. The next-driver brief carries the latest fuel and brake readings forward. See Track days.

Service and usability

• Service work is easier to find and trust -- Search long per-car schedules, see a booked visit's time and shop in schedule rows, and open saved detailing products directly from the Logbook. Completing a reminder always writes a record and advances only the next occurrence. See Service Schedule and Service records.
• Faster cleanup with clearer feedback -- Punch-list rows can be renamed or deleted from their menu, focus stays in the list after a deletion, and invalid form fields now expose their error descriptions consistently to assistive technology.

September 4, 2026

Tires

• Name a set from the card -- Loose storage and on-car cards show Name set, so you can turn that group into a named set without selecting checkboxes first. Edit set still appears on a named set, including a full set of four. Use bulk Group into set when the tires sit on more than one card. See Tires.
• Official marks stack above the set name -- Known-brand wordmarks no longer sit on a white chip. They stack above the set name so the name stays one line on phones. Michelin uses the official lockup. Letter tiles are unchanged. See Tires.

Garage

• Build-sheet cards fill the Setup tab -- A single filled card now spans the panel instead of sitting in a skinny column with empty space beside it. Empty cards stay hidden. See Car setup.

September 3, 2026

Tires

• Add a pair or a single later -- A named set with room left shows Add pair (two or more corners free) and Add tire (one or more free). Both open Add Tires already bound to that set. New tires can also Add to existing, or you can Group into set from the bulk bar so staggered fronts and rears become one set. See Tires.
• Notes on a set -- Add Tires, Edit set, and Group into set all take optional set notes. They show on the storage and mounted cards. See Tires.
• Manufacturer marks on set cards -- Known brands show an official wordmark on the locker card (Michelin, Bridgestone, Pirelli, and others). Catalog brands without a logo, and custom names, keep a letter tile. Mixed-brand sets omit the mark. See Tires.
• Mount, purchase, and tread history on each tire -- Opening a tire from Tires lists when it was mounted and unmounted (with miles used), when it was purchased or added, and logged tread depth in mm. Current tread is editable on that same tire. See Tires.

Analysis

• Link a standalone upload to a past event -- After Upload telemetry or a page-level drop, Session Analysis can suggest a matching track day that already happened (today or earlier), including MotorsportReg imports and days you created. Link attaches the session to that day and its car -- before or after Save, on a re-upload of the same file, and when you reopen the saved session. Unlink clears the day. Dismiss keeps it standalone, or shows the next match if there is one. See Saving sessions.
• Invalid laps stay out of theoretical best -- A truncated final lap or a short out-lap still appears with an Invalid badge, but it no longer donates a sector to theoretical best, becomes the fastest-lap mark, or becomes the stint-evolution reference. See Lap comparison.
• Lap times no longer show 0:60 -- A time that rounds up across a whole minute now displays as 1:00.00, not 0:60.00.
• Saved sessions keep their speed and G traces -- Reopening a saved session plots speed, G, and RPM on every lap, not only the first. AiM files that used a different channel name now resolve the same way. See Telemetry analysis and Saving sessions.
• Analysis says when you are offline -- If the connection drops, the landing shows You're offline and that saved sessions will appear when you reconnect. A file you drop is still analyzed on this device, and Save stays visible with Reconnect to save. See Telemetry analysis.
• Turn markers sit with your coaching lines -- On a mapped track, turn markers and the lines you drew share the same centerline, so a line on T4 still sits on T4. See Coaching lines.

Garage

• Logbook, Wear, and Setup fit the car page -- On a wide screen those tabs now size to the car-page column, so an empty Logbook headline stays readable, preview columns do not overlap, and Wear and Setup no longer jump to a squeezed layout. See Garage and Service records.

September 2, 2026

Analysis

• Saved sessions and Upload, no extra tabs -- Session Analysis keeps Saved sessions and Upload telemetry instead of Sessions / Lap Times tabs. The landing still lists recent track days. See Telemetry analysis.
• Advertised file types stay in the cockpit -- CSV, VBO, XRK, and XRZ all open analysis, including GPS-only VBOX traces and AIM files whose only timed lap is stored as an out-lap. A leftover out-lap is not shown as Lap 0 when the file already has numbered laps. See Uploading data and Telemetry analysis.

Tires

• History search and car filter work -- On the History tab, the search box and car filter apply to archived tires the same way they do on Mounted and Inventory. See Tires.
• Archive takes a mounted tire off the car -- Archiving a tire that is still on a wheel frees that corner, adds the mount's miles to the tire's lifetime total, and records an unmount. The confirmation says how many selected tires will come off the car. See Tires.

Inbox

• A pad without a manufacturer stays model-only -- If a receipt lists a pad model (for example DS2500) but no brand, the draft keeps that model and does not copy it into the brand field. See Inbox.

Wear

• Tire and pad names use only what you entered -- Across the web app, a tire or pad with a model but no brand shows the model (for example Pilot Sport 4S), and a brand with no model shows just the brand. TrackOut no longer fills the empty slot with "Unknown" or a generic "Tire". See Wear tracking.

September 1, 2026

Analysis

• Coach debrief on completed sessions -- On paid plans, a completed session on the track-day plan can show a short AI coach paragraph under the row. It reads your focus, your own debrief answers, and the session's consistency, smoothness, and sector numbers, then tells you where the time went and what to work on next. See Track days.
• Coaching lines on saved sessions -- Reopening a saved session now draws your coaching lines the same way a fresh import does, matching the venue from the track name and GPS stored with that session. See Coaching lines.
• Analyze only when telemetry exists -- The Analysis landing no longer treats a timed track day as if it had a file. The Telemetry chip and Analyze appear only on days and sessions with a saved telemetry file, and Analyze opens that session. The with telemetry count is always visible and counts those days (including 0). See Telemetry analysis.
• 50MB files, 500 saved sessions -- An upload can be up to 50MB, and an account can hold up to 500 saved sessions. See Saving sessions.
• The cockpit says it is built for larger screens -- On a phone, the session view notes that it scrolls sideways and is meant for a laptop or desktop. See Telemetry analysis.

Track days

• Pick a session focus before you roll -- With Focus Flow on in Settings, Edit intent on the pre-session brief includes a Session focus picker. A suggestion from a recent completed session on the same car can pre-fill it. See Track days.

Service Schedule

• Logged visits stay on the calendar -- Completing a shop visit moves it into a Logged list for that month, marked Completed, and the day keeps a Done dot. Logging late still places it on the day the appointment was for. See Service Schedule.
• Appointments and records link both ways -- Record on a logged visit opens the logbook entry it created. From that record, Logged from an appointment on [date] jumps back to that day. Appointments you close without logging have no Record button. See Service Schedule.

Deep Research

• Insurance & Coverage -- Before you start, pick Track day coverage, Second or collector car, or All my cars. All my cars reviews every car and does not ask you to pick one. Reports start from the policies you have saved. Every report and its PDF carry the notice that this is educational research, not insurance advice. See Deep Research.

August 31, 2026

Analysis

• Analysis is open to every account -- Analysis is in the sidebar for every signed-in user, with a teal Beta chip. Telemetry parsing and the lap overlay are still maturing. See Telemetry analysis.

Track days

• Delete and Re-enroll from History -- Each History row has a ⋯ menu with Delete Track Day. Re-enroll appears only when you withdrew and the event is still on -- it restores the registration inside TrackOut (same as Re-register on Events) and does not re-submit enrollment to MotorsportReg. See Track days.
• Ask Crew Chief stays in the rail -- The gold Crew Chief button is gone from the track-day header. Ask Crew Chief is still in the context rail and the global Crew Chief button. See Track days.

August 30, 2026

Tires

• Rotation can update the odometer -- Rotate and Swap L/R include a mileage field, pre-filled with the reading already on file. Correct it there to bring the car's odometer up to date as part of the rotation. Leave it as-is and the rotation still goes through. Mount and unmount still require a mileage reading. See Tires.

Inbox & receipts

• Duplicate tire and pad lines keep their price -- When a receipt lists the same tire or pad twice, TrackOut keeps one draft and copies the line's price onto it if the structured entry had none. A pad named only by its model code (for example DS2500) still matches that line, so you do not also get a standalone Part. See Inbox.
• Consumables stay linked to their service -- Fluids and shop supplies on a receipt stay attached to the service they belong to, even when unnamed drafts are dropped during review. See Inbox.

Wear

• Brand-less tires show the model -- On the Wear tab and in pre-event prep, a tire saved with a model but no brand is labeled with that model -- for example Pilot Sport 4S -- instead of a generic "Tire" prefix. See Wear tracking.

August 29, 2026

Tires

• Mount and unmount need a mileage reading -- When you mount or unmount a set, TrackOut asks for the car's current mileage and will not submit a blank field. A car sitting at 0 miles still mounts or unmounts at 0. See Tires.

Parts & service

• A 0-mile odometer is a real reading -- Installing or removing a part, adding brake pads, or logging the first service on an undriven car now keeps 0 instead of treating it as "no mileage." See Parts and Service records.

Brakes

• A complete pad set installs together -- Adding a pad set either installs every pad or leaves the car unchanged if something fails. See Car setup.

August 28, 2026

Getting started

• The setup card fits on phones -- The four first-run steps no longer squeeze: fields stack, VIN decode sits on its own row, MotorsportReg is a full-width tap, and Copy address is labeled on its own row. Skip this step stays beside the primary action instead of stacking under it. Step 04 shows Crew Chief; Deep Research stays on its own page. See Quick start.
• Setup progress stays in sync -- If you finish, skip, resume, or dismiss a step in another tab, this tab keeps that progress instead of overwriting it. See Quick start.

Analysis

• Coaching lines follow today's turns -- If a turn is removed or no longer sits where it did when you drew, those lines move into Turns that have changed. You can Move them onto a current turn or delete them. A rename just updates the heading. See Coaching lines.

August 27, 2026

Garage

• The car page uses a slim hero -- Photo and stats sit in a slim band so the Logbook stays close to the top. Up next, Punch list, and Checklists travel together: a sticky rail beside the Logbook on a wide screen, three panels on a tablet, and a tab strip on a phone. Checklists live in that rail instead of a hero button. Empty Up next previews your maintenance plan; finished punch-list items stay behind a Completed disclosure. See Garage.

Service records

• Type filter counts stay readable -- In the Logbook Type dropdown, the per-type count sits to the right of the label. See Service records.
• Empty Logbook keeps actions on the card -- On a phone, an empty Logbook no longer clips the headline against the inbound-email chip, and the five-column preview is wide-screen only. While the Logbook is empty, Scan receipt, Log service, and the type filters hide from the toolbar -- the empty card shows Log first service and Scan receipt. Import and export stay in the more menu. See Service records.

Crew Chief

• Confirm stays on the car from the original request -- If you send a second request about a different car before you approve an older confirmation card, Confirm still writes to the car from the original request. An unmatched card is rejected instead of applying to the newest send; Decline still works. See Crew Chief.

Analysis

• Cockpit channel numbers share one precision -- Speed, G, pedal, and related live readouts in the analysis cockpit now share one precision per channel, so the same lap does not show 0.94g in one panel and 0.9g in another. Coaching-derived figures keep their own ranges. See Telemetry analysis.

August 26, 2026

Sign-in

• Password managers fill the form correctly -- Autofilled email, password, magic-link address, or reset code now count when you submit. Send Magic Link and Send Reset Link stay clickable after autofill, and you can press Enter on those screens. See Quick start.

Analysis

• SPD is recognized as a speed channel -- Files that log speed as SPD now plot on the speed chart. See Uploading data.

August 25, 2026

MCP server

• Receipt scans report progress while they run -- If your MCP client asks for progress on scan_receipt with wait: true, TrackOut streams updates on that call so the agent can show that a scan is still running. Clients that do not ask for progress get the same single JSON response as before. See MCP server.

Service records

• A 0-mile odometer stays 0 -- Forms that copy the car's mileage now keep 0 when the car is at 0 miles, instead of opening blank. That includes logging a service, mounting a tire, changing a setup, and installing a part. See Service records.

Track days

• A tied session is not slower -- When the last two sessions with a lap time on that day match, the Best Lap delta stays neutral instead of reading as a regression. See Track days.

August 24, 2026

Analysis

• Draw coaching lines on the track map -- In the analysis cockpit, pick a turn and a line kind (Braking, Turn-in, Apex, Exit, or Racing line), click Draw, place points on the map, and Save line. The line stays on that track layout and draws over your driven trace the next time you analyze a matching session. Lines are private to your account. See Coaching lines.

Inbox & documents

• Un-itemized files open on the original document -- Reviewing an image or PDF that has no extracted line items now opens the Source pane on Document, so you see the file you uploaded instead of an empty extraction. Receipts with extracted items still open on Extracted. Switching the view applies only while you review that receipt. See Inbox.

Track days

• Editing a session updates that session -- Edit Session now saves to the session you opened instead of creating a second copy. Save Session on a planned session marks it complete. Individual lap records, tires, and Scan from device stay locked on a completed session. See Track days.
• Pre-session brief follows the next run -- After you add a closer session, the next brief refresh (or Refresh) attaches the brief to that run instead of leaving it on the earlier target. See Track days.

Service Schedule

• Later-month visits stay on the list -- A shop visit dated past the month you are viewing now appears in a Coming up section under that month, so a newly booked appointment does not look missing. Schedule service confirms with a toast and jumps the calendar to the appointment day. See Service Schedule.

Tires

• A corner holds one tire -- Rotating a tire onto a corner that already has a tire automatically unmounts the one that was there. See Tires.

Event photos

• Offline bookmarks do not replay later -- Bookmark taps while you are offline do not save, and they are not replayed when you come back online. See Event photos.

Crew Chief

• Larger chat controls on phones -- View all conversations, New conversation, and Close panel are easier to tap, and the LIVE pip sits on the Radio avatar instead of hanging off it. See Crew Chief.
• The message box stays with the keyboard -- On phones, opening the on-screen keyboard no longer leaves a gap under the composer or scrolls the page behind the chat into view. See Crew Chief.

Subscription

• Ended plans read as Arrive & Drive -- After a canceled subscription's paid-through date, or after a past-due grace period ends without payment, Settings shows the free plan and paid-only tools no longer appear as if you were still subscribed. See Subscription & Billing.

August 23, 2026

Getting started

• Four-step setup card instead of a pop-up -- A new account's garage now shows a setup card on the page, with the garage still visible behind it. Step 01 adds the first car. Steps 02-04 cover the inbox forwarding address, tire tracking, and what Crew Chief and Deep Research answer. Skip this step saves that step and moves on; Skip setup saves the rest for later. Resume picks them up, Dismiss quiets the reminder. Existing accounts still use Add Your First Car. See Quick start.

Deep Research

• Saved reports you can share -- Completed research is saved under Research → Reports as a private, interactive report. Open a report and choose Share publicly for an unlisted link, Copy link to copy it, or Make private to revoke it. On paid plans, Crew Chief can save the same kind of report when you ask for a durable guide or comparison. See Deep Research.

Crew Chief

• Arrive & Drive no longer offers a web search it cannot run -- Crew Chief on the free plan no longer promises to search the web. Paid plans still search when you ask about current information. See Crew Chief.

Garage

• Desktop garage keeps two columns -- On a wide screen, Your Garage stays in the left column with Upcoming services (or the all-clear Up next card) on the right. The collection no longer stretches full width when nothing is booked or due. See Garage.
• Tighter car page on phones -- On a phone, the car hero uses a smaller nameplate, one row of action chips, and odometer, owned years, and services on one line. Up next and Punch list share one card -- tap to switch. If nothing is due but the punch list has work, the card opens on Punch list. See Garage.
• Add another car looks like an empty slot -- The garage grid closer now uses a dashed border so it reads as an add row, not another car card.

Service records

• Part installs show the fitted part -- Part Installation rows in the Logbook now title the installed part (name and number) instead of repeating the service type. A product-page link stays on that title line when a URL is saved. See Service records.

Notes

• Confirm buttons stay readable in dark mode -- Alert confirmations and the checklist create action now use the teal primary fill instead of inverted zinc, so labels stay readable.

August 20, 2026

Homepage

• New look for trackout.app -- The public homepage now uses a warm-paper poster layout. Before you sign up you can scan garage features (service records, tire sets, sessions, Crew Chief), a track-day section (heat cycles, brake wear, weather, saved alignments), live plan prices and allowances, and a six-question FAQ. Plan names, prices, car counts, and scan limits match Subscription & Billing.
• Link previews match the new look -- Sharing trackout.app in Messages, Slack, or social apps now shows a preview card that matches the new homepage.

Notes

• Add note stays readable in dark mode -- The Add note button on Car notes and on track-layout notes now uses a teal fill in dark mode, so the label stays readable.

August 19, 2026

Sharing

• Mileage toggle hides service odometers -- Turning Mileage off on a public car profile now hides odometer readings on service-history rows and the profile summary. Dates and work still show when Service history is on. See Sharing.
• Going private expires old photo links -- Switching a car profile back to Private, disabling or deleting a share, or deleting a car expires previously copied links to a car photo stored in TrackOut. Marking an event photo Only me expires links to that photo. See Sharing and Event photos.

Inbox & documents

• Receipts and attachments stay private -- Receipt photos, PDFs, and part attachments are stored encrypted and are not served at a public file URL. Open them from Inbox, Documents, or the part detail after you sign in. See Inbox and Parts.
• Window stickers and telemetry stay private too -- Uploaded window stickers and telemetry files are now also stored encrypted and are not served at a public file URL. Window-sticker scanning on Add Car and telemetry analysis work the same as before. See Security.

Smart Import

• A row limit on CSV imports -- One Smart Import file can hold up to 1,000 rows. A longer file is rejected before classification starts, so split it and import the pieces. See AI Smart Import.

API keys

• Keys stop when you delete your account -- Requesting Delete Account in Settings immediately invalidates every API key. Tools using those keys stop working right away, without waiting for the rest of your data to be removed. See API keys.

August 18, 2026

Sign-in

• Sign in with Apple -- The sign-in page now offers Sign in with Apple next to Google, alongside email and password, magic link, and passkey. See Quick start.
• Fresh sign-in to add a passkey -- If you have not signed in recently, adding a passkey opens Sign in again to add a passkey. After you sign in, you return to Settings -- select Add passkey again. See Passkeys.

Crew Chief

• Confirm applies to the car you asked about -- The Crew Chief panel stays open as you browse. If you open a different car before tapping Confirm, the change still applies to the car the Crew Chief proposed. See Crew Chief.

Deep Research

• Follow-up questions show up immediately -- Your follow-up appears in the chat as soon as you send it, while the Research Director works on the reply. See Deep Research.

Inbox

• Converted receipts stay converted -- After you convert a receipt, it stays out of the Inbox even if scanning finishes a moment later. TrackOut will not create a second set of records. See Inbox.

Inventory

• Search and filters share one row on desktop -- On Parts and Tires, search, filters, and Select all sit on one toolbar row on desktop. On phones they stay stacked.

August 17, 2026

Getting started

• Shorter first-car form -- An empty garage opens Add your first car. Year, make, and model are enough -- VIN, trim, and mileage are optional. Year starts blank. The year you type stays when you leave the field. Make, model, trim, and mileage use generic placeholders on both that form and Add Car. You can Connect MotorsportReg from the same form instead of typing the car. Photo, window sticker, and extra build details stay on the full Add Car form. Set your HPDE experience in Settings when you want it. See Quick start.
• Resend verification email -- After email signup, the check-your-inbox screen can send the verification link again. Trying to sign in before you verify shows the same resend screen. See Quick start.
• A next step after the first car -- After you add your first car, Garage shows one next-step card -- log a track day, add a service receipt, or connect MotorsportReg. If the garage is still empty, TrackOut emails a reminder on day 3 and day 7. Unsubscribe from those emails in the footer.

Garage

• Quick-add from the header on phones -- On phones and tablets, a + in the header replaces the profile avatar. Tap it to create a track day, log a session, add a car, add a service record, or scan a receipt from any page. Profile, theme, and sign-out stay in the left menu. See Garage.
• One Up next card when nothing is due -- When nothing is upcoming and nothing is due, Garage shows a single Up next card -- All clear -- nothing upcoming, nothing due -- with Browse events and Service schedule, instead of two empty sections.
• Garage cards drop a repeated nameplate -- A car without a nickname shows Porsche 911 once, not Porsche 911 Porsche 911.
• Faster return to Garage -- Coming back to TrackOut now shows Welcome back and Your Garage right away while your cars load.

August 16, 2026

Garage

• Stable Garage load on phones -- Opening Garage in a phone browser (including iOS Safari) no longer flashes a broken layout or an error while the signed-in shell finishes loading. The loading skeleton matches the real page so your cars and cards appear without a jump.

Crew Chief

• Launcher stays put on wide screens -- On large desktops, Crew Chief no longer flashes the mobile dialog before settling into the side panel.

August 15, 2026

Pricing & sign-in

• Pricing and FAQ match live plan limits -- Session timing import is included on every plan. Receipt photo scans and the Settings forwarding inbox share the same scan allowance (10 lifetime on Arrive & Drive). Screenshot timing imports use that allowance too.
• Honest sign-in email expiry -- Verification links last 24 hours. Magic-link sign-in emails last 30 minutes. Password-reset codes last 15 minutes. Request a new link or code from the sign-in page if yours has expired. See Quick start.

Garage

• Upcoming services first on phones -- On the Garage home, Upcoming services and Track prep sit above the car grid on phones, so due work is at the fold instead of below every car card.
• Edit details fits on phones -- The car Edit details drawer opens full-width on phones, so Year, Make, Model, VIN, mileage, and insurance fields stay fully visible.

Event photos

• Past events stay in the upload picker -- When you have an upcoming registration, the photo event picker still lists recent past events from the catalog so you can attach weekend photos without searching. Your attended events still rank first. See Event photos.

Distance units (rolling out)

• Odometer labels follow your unit across the garage -- When the Units preference is on for your account, garage, Logbook, maintenance, parts, tires, and Crew Chief now show miles or kilometers together. Mileage you type stays in that display unit while you edit. Storage remains miles. Until the rollout reaches you, distances continue to show in miles.

Inbox

• Forwarded schedules in the Inbox -- Event schedules you forward by email now land in the Inbox beside your receipts. Review the parsed timetable, link it to your event registration or track day, and confirm your run group so session times show on the day itself. The sidebar Inbox badge counts schedules too, so a forwarded timetable pulls you back when it is ready.

Performance

• Faster Garage on a cold visit -- When you open TrackOut in a new browser, a loading skeleton appears immediately and your garage content paints sooner after sign-in. TrackOut no longer waits on extra loading passes -- or a blank screen -- before your cars and cards show.

Security

• Clear vulnerability reporting -- The Security page now lists support@trackout.app for private security reports instead of a placeholder address.

August 10, 2026

Telemetry analysis

• Real GPS lap lines on the track map -- Each selected lap now draws its actual recorded GPS path in that lap's color on the analysis track map. The centerline overlay and coaching markers still use the curated layout, but the colored lines you compare are the device's raw driving lines -- including gaps when GPS drops out instead of chords across the infield.

Service records

• Part-first Logbook rows -- Linked parts now lead each service row with part name · part number on desktop and mobile. Part numbers are searchable, and redundant record titles that repeat the part name are hidden from the summary.
• Open the product page from the Logbook -- When a linked part has a saved URL, tap its name in the Logbook (or on your public profile's service history) to open that product page. A compact domain chip appears next to linked parts when a URL is on file.

Car notes

• Simpler sidebar -- The Recent notes teaser under Your Cars is removed. Open Notes in the sidebar for every note across your garage, sorted by most recently edited.

August 9, 2026

Navigation

• Smoother in-app navigation -- Research, Crew Chief, Track Days, Settings, Inbox, and Analysis no longer flash duplicate loading skeletons when you move between pages. TrackOut keeps the previous screen visible until the next one is ready, matching the smoother transitions already on Garage, car detail, Events, and Service Schedule.

Performance

• Cleaner first load -- Signing in no longer briefly flickers through a logged-out state on a cold start. The app stays on your signed-in session while the live connection finishes handshaking, so Garage and other core pages open without a second loading pass.

August 2, 2026

Track days

• Locked fields on completed sessions -- After you mark a session complete, TrackOut locks the session date, start and end time, and session type so tire heat cycles and installed-part hours stay aligned with the sessions that produced them. Notes, laps, pressures, and tread depths remain editable. To fix a locked field, delete the session and log it again -- deleting returns the credited wear before the row is removed.

Service records

• In-progress edits stay put -- Logbook merge review, receipt ledger review, and Pit Wall capture sheets no longer overwrite fields you are still editing when live data refreshes in the background.

Garage

• Smoother navigation -- Moving between Garage, car detail, Events, and Service Schedule no longer flashes duplicate loading skeletons during in-app navigation.

August 1, 2026

Inbox and receipts

• Cleaner receipt deletes -- Deleting a receipt from Documents or the Inbox now clears its link from every related Logbook line, part, and detailing product. The service history stays; you can attach a new PDF or photo to any of those records afterward without TrackOut treating the old file as still linked.

Service records

• Smarter deletes on shared receipts -- When several Logbook entries came from one Inbox convert, deleting one entry updates the shared receipt link to another surviving line when possible, or clears it when that was the last linked record. The receipt file itself remains in Documents until you delete it.

July 31, 2026

Service records

• Receipt on every converted line -- When one Inbox receipt creates multiple Logbook entries, each service record now keeps a link to the shared source PDF or photo. You can open the original document from any of those records, not only the first line created from the convert.

July 30, 2026

Maintenance

• Attach a receipt when logging due service -- When you Log a due reminder from Garage Up Next, the fleet Service Schedule, or a car's Up next panel, you can optionally attach a receipt or photo (PDF or image) during quick log. The file is saved with the new Logbook entry without running OCR. The full Create service record flow still has its own attachment step.

Inbox and receipts

• Smarter shop brake jobs -- Repair orders that list brake pad parts plus labor such as REPLACE FRONT BRAKES now classify pad SKUs as brake pad inventory, type the labor as Brake pad replacement, and advance your pad maintenance schedule when you convert the receipt. Rotors and other durable parts still import as parts.

July 28, 2026

Car notes

• Per-car notepad -- Capture setup thoughts, reminders, and garage context on each car's Notes tab or from Notes in the sidebar
• Sticky colors and markdown -- Color-code notes on the board; use keyboard shortcuts for bold, italic, links, and lists
• @mentions -- Reference parts and other cars with clickable chips that jump straight to that inventory item or car
• Search -- Find notes by title or body text; filter by car on the global Notes page

Event photos

• From my events tab -- The Photos page now surfaces public albums from events you registered for, so you can browse shared track-day galleries without hunting through Events

Track days

• Lap variance in seconds -- When you scan a lap summary from a device, Top 3, Top 5, and Best Sequence variance now display in seconds instead of percentages

Car detail

• Clearer Up next empty state -- When no service reminders are scheduled, the Up next panel shows guided copy and a Review plan or Build maintenance plan shortcut instead of a blank area

July 27, 2026

Service records

• Consistent add and edit forms -- Log service and Edit Service Record now share the same field order (Service, Service date, Mileage, Service type, Cost, Notes) and labels, so switching between logging and editing feels the same
• Clearer merge flow -- Choosing Merge from a row's menu enters selection mode with checkboxes; pick additional records, then use the bottom bar to review and confirm the merge
• Reliable error messages -- Failed edits and moves now show the real error from TrackOut instead of a generic fallback, so you know what went wrong

Maintenance

• One open next service -- Typed services (oil change, tire rotation, and similar) keep a single open next reminder on the schedule. Completing that reminder advances the rule and creates the following occurrence -- accepting AI recommendations no longer stacks duplicate oil changes for the same car

July 26, 2026

Telemetry analysis

• Multi-part turn labels -- Complex turns split into segments on the official map (for example T2A and T2B) now keep their correct labels everywhere in the analysis cockpit -- turn inspector, corner matrix, delta waterfall, and map overlays -- instead of showing shifted positional numbers
• Start/finish turn coaching -- Turns whose coaching window wraps across the start/finish line now report the correct phase (for example IN TURN instead of ON STRAIGHT) in the transport bar, corner matrix, delta waterfall, and mini-map

Sharing

• Public car profiles -- Share links no longer get stuck showing "not found" after a brief backend hiccup; a momentary read error no longer caches a 404 on your live profile link

Track days

• Car reassignment -- When you change which car is linked to a track day, the displayed car name updates immediately instead of keeping the previous car's name

Navigation

• Garage highlight -- The Garage item in the sidebar now shows as the active page when you are on the Garage home, so the nav indicator is visible on the page most drivers land on first

Performance

• Faster first load -- The signed-in app shell loads with less JavaScript on the first visit and precaches fewer assets in the background, so the Garage and other core pages open sooner on a cold start

July 24, 2026

Telemetry analysis

• Curated turn coaching -- Corner coaching on tracks with official turn maps now follows the track's full annotated layout, including complex turns split into separate segments (for example T2A and T2B) and corners that cross the start/finish line
• Track layout picker -- When a venue has multiple configurations (such as full course vs short course), choose the matching layout from the session header so turn labels and coaching align with the layout you drove
• Map phase overlay -- Use the Phases control on the track map to show brake, apex, and throttle markers for each turn on the driving line

July 22, 2026

Car detail

• Up next list cap -- The per-car Up next panel now shows the five most urgent service reminders by default, with +N more to expand the full list and Show less to collapse it again. The header still reports the total count of items to handle.

July 21, 2026

Car detail

• Redesigned car page -- Hero card with Ready / Service status pill, odometer/owned/services stats, and streamlined actions (Checklists, Details, Share car)
• Up next -- Per-car service reminders ranked by urgency, with schedule, log, and delete actions on each row
• Punch list -- Inline to-dos you can check off into service history, quick-add new items, and link parts from inventory
• Unified tabs card -- Logbook, Setup, Parts & Consumables, Photos, Documents, and Wear now share one bordered card with a restyled tab strip

Events and photos

• Browse without MotorsportReg -- Open the shared event catalog and event photo galleries without linking a MotorsportReg account; connecting MSR remains optional for registration sync and your-org defaults
• Photo uploads without registrations -- When you have no MSR registrations, the event picker falls back to recent and upcoming catalog events so you can still attach photos to shared albums

July 20, 2026

Garage

• Redesigned home layout -- The Garage packs upcoming track days, your car grid, due services, and track prep into a denser two-column workspace so more of your fleet status is visible without scrolling
• Upcoming events grid -- The two soonest track days show as compact cards with countdown, venue, organizer, and weather footer
• Delete service reminders -- Service-due rows on the Garage now include a Delete action with confirmation when you want to dismiss a reminder without logging service history

Event photos

• Smarter event picker -- Photo uploads prioritize events you have attended or registered for, with Upcoming and Past groupings in the general uploader and a bounded scroll list on phones

Service records

• Document attachments -- Add one PDF or image (up to 10 MB) directly when logging service -- saved as-is without receipt scanning or OCR
• Vendor field restored -- Choose the installer or shop on new and edited service records, or pick None for DIY work

Events

• Shareable album links -- Copy durable /e/… links from any event detail page; creating a community event opens the share sheet automatically

July 19, 2026

Event photos

• Photos page -- New sidebar destination with My uploads and Saved tabs for your event photos and bookmarked shots from other drivers
• Event galleries -- Upload public or private photos to MotorsportReg events and community events; browse galleries grouped by photographer with lightbox, download, and attribution
• Community events -- Create shared event albums from Events when a track day is not on MotorsportReg
• Car Photos tab -- Upload directly from a car or claim public event photos to one or more cars in your garage
• Discovery -- Has photos filter on Events plus View event photos counts on event rows
• Sharing -- Optional Show event photos toggle on public car profiles credits claimed photos with photographer and event name
• Limits -- Public photos stay free on every plan; Only me photos use per-car storage (10 on Free, 250 on paid tiers) with placement controls and downgrade-safe behavior

Garage and sharing

• Car Photos tab and public profile sharing now document public vs Only me visibility, optional event attachment, and photo limits
• Edit details and the Share car dialog reflect the updated photo placement and quota rules

Mobile

• Car Logbook cards on phones use clearer hierarchy and expansion for faster scanning

Service records

• Service records can again record the Vendor (installer or shop) when you add or edit a logbook entry. Choose a saved vendor or use + to add one without leaving the form, and choose None for work you did yourself.

Tires and brakes

• Tire and brake specification catalogs are refreshed, including corrected A055 and Sonic tire data used when you add or search for inventory.

July 15, 2026

Distance units (rolling out)

TrackOut is adding a miles-or-kilometers preference. Storage stays in miles behind the scenes; the preference controls how distances are shown and entered once the rollout reaches your account.

• Service record CSV import -- Columns labeled with km, kilometers, kilometres, or similar (for example Mileage (km)) are now converted to miles at import time instead of being stored as if they were already miles
• Settings -- A new Units section lets you choose Miles or Kilometers for distance display and entry
• Upcoming Maintenance -- Mileage on the car-detail upcoming maintenance card follows your chosen unit

Data entry and validation

• Receipt review rejects negative dollar amounts instead of saving them
• Insurance policy premiums, setup measurements, tread-depth readings, build-sheet proposals, Smart Import review fields, and car mileage grouping now reject malformed numeric input before save

July 14, 2026

Offline use

More write actions now require an active connection instead of queuing changes that may not sync correctly when you reconnect:

• Setup -- alignment and suspension setup saves
• Sharing -- public car profile changes, share link creation, and part-profile style updates
• Account -- manual terms-of-service acceptance
• Readiness -- run walkthrough, DOT inspection expiry, and brake-pad quick measurements
• Parts -- merging parts, tire/brake-pad conversion, inline quick-create from service forms, and all part-group create, rename, add, and delete actions
• Tires and brakes -- tire create/update/delete/mount/unmount/readings/rotations/bulk actions, plus brake-pad creates, updates, and deletes
• Imports -- receipt conversion and reprocess, Smart Import, and parts CSV import
• Uploads -- tire file extraction from photos/PDFs and bug-report attachments
• Research -- starting a new Deep Research session
• Tracks -- adding layout notes from the track map
• Maintenance schedule -- inline Add new shop from Schedule Service

Delete confirmations

• Crew Chief -- deleting a conversation now asks for confirmation first
• Deep Research -- deleting a research session asks for confirmation on mobile
• Documents -- deleting a file from the document viewer asks for confirmation (the car Documents tab keeps its existing single prompt)

Data entry and validation

• Comma-grouped mileage in receipt review and service forms (for example 12,345) is rejected instead of silently stripping commas into a wrong value
• Impossible tire and brake measurements in readiness sheets, wear logging, and session forms are rejected before save
• Quick-log completion costs reject malformed values like 85 psi or negative amounts
• Extremely large numbers that cannot be represented precisely are blocked in service and mileage fields
• Car photos in Edit details use the same oversized, corrupt, and HEIC validation as Add Car before upload starts

Maintenance

• The maintenance logbook table no longer shows the small colored service-type dot beside each record name -- the Type filter and service name remain

Telemetry

• Analysis landing cards use consistent mono typography for dates, session counts, and lap totals

Events and Garage

• Events list row dates and Garage Up Next headers use the shared compact typography for easier scanning

July 13, 2026

Telemetry

• The coaching insights panel now closes the loop between sessions: click Focus T4 next stint (or whichever corner ranked first) to set one corner goal before you leave the track. The focus is saved per layout on this device, and the next time you analyze a session at that track you get a Focus debrief comparing your new best segment time to the baseline from when you set it.
• When brake or throttle coaching is limited because pedal channels are not mapped -- or mapped to a dead source -- the insights panel shows a Map channels prompt that opens the channel picker in one click.
• Typography and focus styling across the analysis cockpit are tighter for easier reading and keyboard navigation.

Data entry and imports

• Schedule OCR and flexible date parsing now reject impossible calendar dates (for example February 30, 2026) instead of silently rolling them forward to a nearby valid day.

Parts and inventory

• Add Detailing Product now flags invalid price text before you save, and the create/edit button stays disabled until optional numeric fields are valid.

Accessibility

• Sidebar navigation, schedule dialogs, combobox controls, and form chrome across the app have clearer keyboard focus rings and accessible names.

July 12, 2026

Telemetry

• Corner analysis now follows the track's official turn map on recognized tracks -- corners are labeled with real turn numbers and names (for example T10A -- The Esses), and the same turn keeps the same identity on every lap you compare.
• Coaching insights are prioritized by corner importance: corners that lead onto long straights are weighted toward exit speed, so the biggest time opportunities surface first.
• Per-corner comparisons report braking point, turn-in, entry/apex/exit speed, and time-to-throttle deltas against your reference lap.
• All analysis speed readouts -- the track map cursor, the playback bar, and delta channels -- now display consistently in mph.
• Comparing many laps at once is faster: the reference lap is analyzed once for the whole session instead of once per compared lap.

Offline use

More write actions now require an active connection instead of queuing changes that may not sync correctly when you reconnect:

• Tires -- adding tires, archiving, unmounting, rotations, swaps, and other tire action dialogs
• Garage and setup -- car setup changes, car profile privacy, and destructive car form actions
• Maintenance -- service schedule updates, completing reminders, and editing service record costs
• Parts and inventory -- unlinking parts from service records, removing attachments, removing part groups, deleting detailing products, and shopping list updates
• Sharing -- creating, updating, and revoking share links
• Account -- email preference toggles and API key revocation
• Crew Chief -- deleting conversation threads
• Checklists -- checklist and to-do create, update, and delete actions
• Tracks -- deleting track notes
• Integrations -- unlinking MotorsportReg registrations

The offline banner no longer covers bulk-action bars (for example tire multi-select), so bottom toolbars stay visible and usable when you are disconnected.

Tire inventory

• Add Tires validates the maximum heat-cycle field -- invalid text shows an inline error instead of saving without the limit you intended.

Accessibility

• Keyboard focus rings on form controls (checkboxes, radios, listboxes, and disclosures) are easier to see when tabbing through forms.

July 11, 2026

Account and sign-in

• Email verification links now return you to TrackOut with clearer success, expired, and already-signed-in states instead of leaving you on a blank page.
• Magic-link sign-in emails now state the correct five-minute link lifetime.
• Canceling a passkey sign-in prompt no longer shows a false error.

Mobile usability

• Navigation, header, drawer, garage rows, track days, inventory, settings, car detail, and logbook controls now meet a 44px minimum tap target on phones while keeping desktop layouts compact.
• The track days search field no longer clips on narrow phone screens.

Garage

• The featured car hero card prioritizes overdue reminder alerts over the Most recent label when both apply.

Track days and sessions

• Schedule imports with no readable sessions are rejected with a clear message instead of opening an empty review.

Inbox and receipts

• Receipt review is now a proper keyboard-accessible dialog: focus moves into the modal, Tab stays inside it, and focus returns when you close it.

Offline use

• Destructive deletes -- track days, documents, parts, tires, maintenance items, and similar -- require an active connection and no longer queue while you are offline.

Analysis

• Legacy /analysis/upload and /analysis/viewer bookmarks redirect cleanly to the current Analysis page.

July 10, 2026

Track days and sessions

• After you import an event schedule, the track day detail page now includes a Run groups · tap yours picker so you can mark every group you run in. Your sessions stay highlighted in the day plan and pre-flight views.
• Schedule imports from the car track-days view now create draft sessions for each planned run, so imported times appear on the day plan without manual re-entry.
• Novice session logging (HPDE1/HPDE2) can offer a one-time Try the full form banner after you log five sessions, unlocking hot pressures, tread depth, and the pre-session checklist when you are ready.
• The next-track-day hero countdown reads correctly on event day instead of showing a misleading offset.
• The 7-day forecast strip no longer overflows on narrow phone screens.

Garage and insurance

• Insurance policy management and Find Track Insurance links are available again inside the car Edit details drawer on the detail page.

Inbox and receipts

• Receipt review opens extracted service data even when an attachment preview is still loading or fails, so a slow PDF thumbnail no longer blocks the whole review modal.

Data entry and imports

• Scan from device and schedule OCR now reject non-image files with a clear error instead of showing an empty import at 0% confidence.
• Impossible 12-hour schedule times from OCR (for example 13PM or 00:30PM) are rejected instead of being saved.

July 9, 2026

Deep Research

• When a Research Director chat reply fails, you now see a clear error message in the conversation instead of a blank row. Try sending the question again or start a new follow-up.

Crew Chief

• Crew Chief can confirm new checklists even when no car is selected, so fleet-wide or general prep lists are easier to create from chat.
• Confirmation cards disappear after you approve or decline an action, so completed proposals do not linger in the thread.

Maintenance

• Add Rule on a car's Maintenance tab now opens in repeating mode when that is the default, instead of resetting to a one-off reminder.
• Re-activating a paused maintenance rule schedules the next reminder again instead of leaving the rule active with no open reminder.

Garage and archived cars

• Cars you archive with Delete Car stay hidden across more of the app -- fleet views, tire locker, receipts, Crew Chief context, and deferred detail surfaces no longer surface archived cars or their child records.

Parts inventory

• Part attachment uploads save reliably when adding files from the part editor.
• Uninstalling a part cleans up linked service records in the correct order.
• Part conversion and URL extraction affordances work consistently from the part editor, including on free-tier accounts.

Track days and sessions

• The Session Wizard rejects tire pressures outside the valid 0--60 PSI range instead of accepting impossible values.
• Track-day checklists stay in sync when you edit items from the day detail view.
• Reminder completion controls on the car agenda use clearer labels for screen readers and keyboard navigation.

Service records and receipts

• Editing a receipt review preserves your service-type toggle choices instead of resetting them when you save.
• Logbook merge actions only affect records in the intended scope.

Sharing

• Tire locker and public share profile views handle edge cases more reliably when loading car data.

July 7, 2026

Forms and data entry

• Numeric fields across the garage now reject malformed values instead of silently truncating them. Entering 32psi in a pressure field or 75usd in a cost field shows a validation error rather than saving 32 or 75.
• You can type partial decimals like 6. or .5 while editing without the field clearing mid-entry.
• Tire size fields wait for the next segment before applying / and R separators, making staggered sizes easier to enter.
• Mileage fields reject trailing units or decimal fragments that used to prefix-parse into incorrect odometer readings.
• Lap time fields reject impossible seconds (for example 1:99.5) across session forms, the Session Wizard, and inline receipt review edits.
• Integer-only fields no longer truncate decimal text -- invalid entries stay visible with an error instead of being saved as a rounded whole number.

Maintenance schedule

• Time-based reminders anchored on the 29th, 30th, or 31st now roll forward to the last valid day of each month instead of overflowing into the next month.

Garage and uploads

• Clearing a car color field no longer silently selects the first color in the list.
• HEIC photos are deduplicated correctly when uploading receipts and attachments.

July 6, 2026

Track days and sessions

• Session lap times now save tenths and hundredths correctly when you enter formats like 1:23.4 or 1:23.45, instead of misreading the fractional digits as milliseconds.

Maintenance and garage

• Reminders due today now show as Due now across the garage, Service Schedule, and upcoming-visit views instead of flipping to Overdue for most of the day.
• Brake pads measured at 0 mm now display as fully worn instead of falling back to the initial thickness.

Tires and forms

• Tire DOT date codes must use a valid week-and-year format (weeks 01--53). Malformed or future codes are ignored for age warnings and filters instead of producing incorrect ages.
• Date fields across track days, events, service records, and imports now reject impossible calendar dates such as February 31.

July 5, 2026

Maintenance and service

• A car's Maintenance plan sheet now uses grouped schedule sections -- Due soon, Later this year, and Later -- so upcoming work is easier to scan at a glance.
• Recurring maintenance rules now appear as cards with clear service-type icons, interval details, and an active/paused toggle.
• Accepting AI maintenance recommendations now creates the right schedule item: recurring recommendations create one rule, while one-off recommendations create one reminder.
• Maintenance mileage stays in sync when completed reminders or service records raise a car's odometer, keeping "miles remaining" aligned with the rule interval.

Bug fixes

• Dropdown menus that use the shared type-ahead picker now stay readable in dark mode.

July 1, 2026

Parts inventory

• The full part editor can now clear optional vendor, notes, purchase price, and purchase date fields by emptying them and saving.

June 30, 2026

Parts inventory

• The part detail popover now shows manufacturer, part number, total mileage, status, install context, cost, purchase date, vendor, product link, notes, attachments, install history, and linked service records in one richer view.
• Inline part edits can now clear optional values such as vendor, cost, date, URL, and notes by blanking them out, and changing a product URL clears stale link-preview metadata until it is refreshed.

June 29, 2026

Garage

• The Garage home now starts with a greeting band, Quick add and Add a car actions, fleet status chips, and richer feature cards for larger garages.
• Fleet cards now highlight each car's service attention state, next service, odometer, and last activity so multi-car garages are easier to scan.

Service records

• The Linked parts and Consumables pickers in service forms now use the shared type-ahead style. Parts search is always visible, while consumables stay grouped by category with editable amount and unit cards.
• Quick-log and bulk punch-list logging now show Advance the matching maintenance schedule when a record would reset an active rule, so you can log informational work without moving the next due reminder.
• Log all to Logbook now lets you review and edit task service types before saving, then groups matching types into typed service records.

June 28, 2026

Maintenance and Logbook

• Punch-list items now carry a detected service type, so quick logging an oil change, brake job, or similar task can advance the matching maintenance schedule instead of saving everything as generic service.
• Completing a typed punch-list item now closes matching unscheduled open work for the same car, while scheduled rule reminders continue rolling forward to their next interval.
• Log all to Logbook now asks you to confirm or edit each item's service type, then creates one typed Logbook entry per group so mixed shop visits keep the right schedules in sync.

Detailing and inventory

• Detailing products now use a dedicated garage-wide product catalog with product type, usage history, and direct links from detailing service records.
• Linked tire, brake-pad, and durable-part records now use a safer delete policy: deleting one side unlinks the pair and keeps the other record so purchase and service history are not removed unexpectedly.
• Tire heat-cycle displays now include the full effective lifetime count across older heat-cycle history and newer track/autocross activity.
• Brake pad wear projections now use pad mileage, so installed pads can show wear rate and estimated mileage remaining once there is enough data.

Checklists

• Global checklist cards now rename when you click the title, with expand/collapse handled by the chevron, and expanded-card actions sit above long item lists.

June 24, 2026

Service schedule

• The Service Schedule now combines a month calendar with a searchable Upcoming & due list, so you can plan dated appointments and unscheduled maintenance from one page.
• Calendar days now show urgency dots for overdue, due now, and upcoming work, and service cards are grouped by day under On the calendar.
• Due-list rows can be scheduled with the full dialog, or added directly to a selected calendar day with Add to day.
• Multi-car garages can filter the schedule with car chips that show reminder counts for each car.

June 23, 2026

Maintenance and service

• Garage Up Next > Service due now stays focused on overdue and due-soon work, with a clearer Log action that opens quick-log, full-service-record, and just-close choices.
• When logging a service, tire and brake sections can now Choose existing inventory instead of forcing you to create new items. You can link existing items to the record or mount/install them during the service.
• Alignment and suspension sections also prefer saved setups when they are available, while still letting you create new setup details inline.

June 22, 2026

Service records

• The Add Service Record form now adapts to tire and brake services with inline tire-set and brake-pad capture, including add-and-mount or inventory-only paths.
• Consumables in the service form are now grouped into fluids, detailing, and shop supplies, with curated suggestions and amount/unit entry.
• Detailing Products used now uses a type-ahead picker, so saved products are easier to reuse and new products can be added inline.
• Punch-list quick logging can now include a cost on the lightweight Logbook entry.

Parts inventory

• The desktop Parts table now emphasizes scannable inventory details: quantity badge, vendor, status, car, install mileage, purchase date, and cost.
• Part status pills now use consistent cues across the app: teal for In Stock, neutral for Installed, amber for Wish List, and muted styling for archived parts.

Mobile usability

• The car Logbook toolbar is easier to use on small screens, and the receipt action now shows a visible Scan receipt label instead of an icon-only amber button.
• Modal and lightbox backdrops now dim and blur the background more consistently, especially in dark mode.

June 21, 2026

Service records

• Service records can now link reusable Consumables such as oil, brake fluid, cleaners, coatings, and other shop supplies from a type-ahead catalog. TrackOut remembers products you use often and can show the consumables linked to each logbook row.
• Alignment and suspension service records can now create or attach a saved setup while you log the work, optionally making it the car's current setup in the same save.
• AI URL and file extraction now shows an honest progress panel while TrackOut reads a page, photo, or PDF, then highlights fields filled from the extraction for review.
• When an extracted product already matches a part you own, the Add Service Record dialog now offers to link the existing part before creating a duplicate.

Garage and readiness

• The Pre-event Check card on a car now expands inline with Check / Log / Skip actions, including direct logging for tread depth, brake pad measurements, fluids, oil, and inspection expiry.
• Inspection expiry dates can now be cleared from the readiness flow when an old date should be removed.
• Garage Up Next keeps pre-event prep folded into the single event card, including manual track days and in-progress weekends.

Inventory

• Part and Tire AI file imports now keep a progress panel visible while extraction is running, making longer reads clearer on both desktop and mobile.

June 20, 2026

Garage

• The Up Next card now separates the next track day, scheduled service appointments, and due service reminders so the most urgent garage work is easier to scan.
• Track day prep now appears inline under the next track day with grouped checklist sections and a Mark all ready action.
• Unbooked service reminders can be scheduled from Up Next, then promoted into the appointment area once you set a visit time.

Service records

• The service-record part picker now lets you create a missing part inline while logging or editing service, then links it to the record.
• When AI URL extraction recognizes a product page, TrackOut can offer a one-click Add part from link action with the part name, manufacturer, part number, vendor, and URL already filled in.

June 16, 2026

Track day prep

• Event prep assignment menus now show readiness dots, helping you see whether each car is clear, needs attention, or has a critical issue before you assign it from the prep card.
• Event prep cards and the Events calendar now surface the Track Day Prep checklist with progress, and a focused Pre-event checklist sheet lets you complete prep items and log real tire, brake, or wear-tracked part measurements in one place.
• Weekly activity digests now include upcoming track day weather, organizer names, and deep links back to the exact track day. Logged-out deep links return to the same page after sign-in.

Garage and service

• Inbox receipt review can now separate durable parts, consumables, and service work. Durable parts can be imported as installed or in stock, and line items can be linked to the service they belong to.
• The Service Schedule now has a one-tap Mark done action that creates a lightweight service record and completes the reminder from the schedule row.

June 15, 2026

Garage

• Parts Inventory has a redesigned list view with at-a-glance status pills, a reshaped table, a header total of the dollars you have tracked in inventory, and a floating bulk-action bar for editing or deleting several parts at once.
• The Tires page is now organized per car into mounted, storage, and retired sets — see the set currently mounted, the sets waiting on the shelf, and walk through mount, swap, rotate, and retire from guided dialogs.

Track day prep

• Every upcoming event now sends a pre-event readiness recap so you get a heads-up summary of where each car stands before you load the trailer. Opt out any time from email preferences.
• The Track Day Prep checklist now surfaces directly in the event prep card, keeping packing and readiness steps alongside the rest of your pre-weekend plan.

Telemetry

• The telemetry session browser now shows real lap counts and best-lap times for each saved session and pages through long lists instead of loading them all at once.

Bug fixes

• Parts whose wear readings have gone stale are now flagged from the server, so readiness reflects how fresh a measurement actually is. Tire and part measured dates also show on mobile, clarifying when a reading was taken rather than when it was logged.

June 13, 2026

Telemetry

• AIM .xrk and .xrz imports now place GPS data more accurately, improving map placement and driving-line display for sessions that previously appeared offset or distorted.
• AIM imports also read more lap, timing, CAN, and metadata records, so lap lists and available channels better match what the logger recorded.

Mobile usability

• Car detail Parts, Consumables, and Detailing tables now scroll inside their own sections on smaller screens, keeping off-screen columns and actions reachable.
• Track day session rows now use a compact phone layout, with best lap and lap count shown inline instead of clipping off the right side of the screen.

June 11, 2026

Telemetry analysis

• The analysis cockpit now supports pan and zoom on channel charts — scroll to zoom around the cursor, shift+drag to pan, and double-click to reset. All stacked charts share the same window.
• Named workspaces let you save multiple layout configurations per session profile. Switch, create, rename, or delete workspaces from the cockpit header; layouts sync across devices via the cloud.
• Per-turn consistency coaching surfaces in the corner matrix (0–100 consistency score per turn) and turn inspector (consistency chip, brake-point spread for paid users). A "Most inconsistent turns" callout ranks your top-3 problem corners.
• Lap overlays increased from 4 to 10 and channel slots from 8 to 12, with a new 10-color palette that stays distinguishable across both light and dark themes.
• You can now delete telemetry sessions directly from the session browser — useful for re-importing files after the GPS accuracy fix below.
• GPS position accuracy fix: telemetry files now decode correct absolute coordinates (ECEF→WGS84). Sessions previously showed compressed or relocated track shapes; re-import affected files to see accurate positions, altitude, and heading.

Garage

• Up Next rows on mobile are now compact and horizontal with icon-only action buttons, and the car grid no longer overflows on narrow screens.

Bug fixes

• Corner matrix scroll wheel no longer double-scrolls the cockpit at 2× speed (React 19 passive-listener regression).

June 7, 2026

Telemetry

• Session analysis now includes coaching-style Consistency and Smoothness (proxy) readouts, plus an Off optimal gap when best-lap and optimal-lap data are available.
• These readouts appear in the telemetry analysis cockpit and on session detail views. Sessions need at least 3 valid laps before TrackOut shows a consistency score.

Mobile usability

• The car detail Parts & Consumables toolbar now stacks cleanly on phones, so the sub-tabs and actions no longer force the page to scroll sideways.

June 4, 2026

Telemetry analysis

• Analytics is easier to reach on beta and local builds because the Telemetry workspace now appears without the old analysis feature-flag gate.
• AIM XRK/XRZ imports expose more raw logger channels in analysis, including newer IDs such as speed_mps, lateral_g, and longitudinal_g.
• Add Channels now supports explicit channel mapping and saved labels for high-value signals like throttle, brake, steering angle, speed, RPM, gear, and brake pressure.

June 3, 2026

Telemetry

• Racelogic VBOX .vbo files can now be uploaded through the Telemetry analysis flow, including GPS-only sessions and VBOX speed data normalized for TrackOut charts.
• AIM XRK/XRZ parsing is more complete for modern logger exports, including compressed XRZ files and expanded channel samples that power maps, charts, and saved sessions.
• VBO imports share the same save-session flow as AIM files, so parsed laps, GPS points, speed traces, and logger metadata can be reopened later without the original file.

June 2, 2026

Telemetry

• The Analysis page now opens with a session-focused landing view where you can filter by car and time range, review session and lap-time summaries, and attach telemetry to a track day before analyzing it.
• The telemetry cockpit has a denser review layout with a sticky reference comparison, compact lap and channel controls, resizable track map, G-force review, stint evolution, and a delta waterfall for turn-by-turn gains and losses.

Crew Chief

• Crew Chief reply actions are easier to tap, with larger copy, like, and share controls under each answer.
• Conversation history delete controls now stay clear of timestamps, so hovering or tapping delete no longer covers the row details.

May 31, 2026

Crew Chief

• Crew Chief now has a refreshed Briefing-style interface across the full page, docked panel, and floating launcher.
• Conversation history is grouped by recency, searchable, and shows car context when a conversation is tied to a specific car.
• New conversations start from clearer "standing by" prompts, and assistant replies include quick actions to copy, like, or share useful answers.

Track days and events

• MotorsportReg sync now treats organizer-declined or deleted registrations the same as cancelled registrations, so stale Registered badges are removed when an entry is no longer active.
• Events rely on MotorsportReg's supported event feed plus TrackOut's cancellation detection, reducing stale registration states after sync.
• The Registered event filter now includes only active or waitlisted registrations, while cancelled or withdrawn rows can stay visible in the main calendar without counting as registered.

App experience

• Dialogs and sheets across the web app now use a consistent refined modal style with clearer titles, close controls, cancel/submit actions, and better small-screen scrolling.

May 30, 2026

Mobile usability

• Car detail tabs now scroll horizontally on small screens, so Logbook, Setup, Parts & Consumables, Documents, and Wear remain reachable on phones.
• Punch-list quick-add fields use phone-safe text sizing to prevent iOS Safari from zooming the page when you tap into an input.

May 29, 2026

Track days and events

• Redesigned Add Track Day dialog with a track search, recent-tracks chip strip for quick selection, and a styled date picker.
• New day-level Run Group and Organizer fields persist on the track day record so you can record who you ran with and who organized the event.

Bug fixes

• Punch list inputs on iOS Safari no longer trigger auto-zoom when focused.
• Car detail tab bar scrolls horizontally on mobile instead of clipping the last tab.

May 28, 2026

Tires

• Car Tires tab supports tire sets — create named sets and filter with All, per-set, or Unassigned pills.
• Editing a tire no longer clears its set membership when you change brand, model, or size.

Events and track days

• Post-event recap (/events/{id}/recap) — quick mood, tread, notes, and cost capture after a track day.
• Events row menu adds Mark as cancelled and Re-register; manual cancellations persist through MotorsportReg sync.

Parts and readiness

• Parts & Consumables wear banner uses safety-first tiers (needs attention / watch this month / stale or unmeasured) aligned with readiness verdict colors.
• Pre-event readiness email when an event is 12 hours–7 days away and the car is not green-ready or wear data is stale.

May 26, 2026

Car details and setup

• The car Edit details drawer now includes the main auto-fill tools: VIN decode, window-sticker scan with review, and Research Director build-sheet generation.
• Window-sticker scans show a field-by-field review before applying extracted values, so you can keep existing details that are already correct.

Track days and events

• Track day detail pages now let you assign, change, or unassign the car directly from the header.
• Track days without a car now show an Assign car action instead of a dead-end session prompt.
• MotorsportReg-linked car choices stay in sync between the Events page and the linked track day.
• Driver profile run groups are now picked from organization-specific suggestions, with built-in Instructor and Free Form choices plus learned values from uploaded schedules.
• Day-before track day reminder emails are separate from 7-day weather forecast emails, and multi-day events can send one reminder per event day.

Service scheduling

• The Schedule shop visit form now has an always-visible + button beside Shop / installer so you can create a shop inline while scheduling an appointment.
• The separate free-text Location field is no longer shown for new edits; the selected shop or installer is the primary location source.
• Service Schedule rows now show helpful car nicknames and a location chip when shop or location details are available.

Sharing and public pages

• The Share car dialog is easier to use on phones because the preview and controls scroll inside the dialog.
• Buildsheet public profiles no longer show MotorsportReg association badges. Pit Board remains the style for showing associations when they are available.
• Public share and track pages load with a lighter server-rendered shell, so visitors see meaningful content sooner.

Inbox and receipts

• Receipt and schedule forwarding now uses account-specific email addresses when shown in the app. Copy the current forwarding address from TrackOut when setting up email forwarding rules.

Telemetry

• Saved telemetry sessions load lap lists more efficiently by loading lap metadata first and fetching heavier GPS/channel data only when the analysis view needs it.