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Inventory

Parts Inventory

The Parts Inventory lets you track every part you own, want to buy, or have installed across all your cars. Navigate to Parts in the sidebar to open the inventory.


Tabs

Parts are organized by status across five tabs, plus a Groups tab for named collections:

TabWhat it shows
AllEvery part in your inventory
InstalledParts currently installed on a car
StockParts you own but have not yet installed
Wish ListParts you want to buy
ArchivedParts you have sold or discarded
GroupsYour named part + service collections

Each tab shows a count of matching parts.


Part statuses

Every part has a status that determines which tab it appears under:

StatusDescription
Want to BuyOn your wish list -- not yet purchased
In StockPurchased and on the shelf, ready to install
InstalledCurrently installed on a specific car
SoldArchived -- you sold this part
DiscardedArchived -- you threw this part away

You can change a part's status at any time. Moving a part from Want to Buy to In Stock is done with the Mark Purchased action.


Adding parts

Click the Add Part button to create a new part entry. The form includes:

  • Name -- What the part is (e.g., "Front brake pads")
  • Manufacturer -- Brand name
  • Part number -- OEM or aftermarket number
  • Category -- Assign to a system or custom category
  • Description and notes -- Free-text details
  • URL -- Link to the product page (metadata is auto-fetched)
  • Purchase price, date, and vendor
  • Status -- Initial status (defaults to In Stock)

AI upload

Click the amber Upload button to extract part data from a photo or PDF (e.g., a receipt, invoice, or product label). The AI reads the document and pre-fills the add part form with name, manufacturer, part number, description, price, and vendor.

Supported file types

Upload accepts images (JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, HEIC) and PDF files up to 10 MB.


Categories

Parts are organized into categories for filtering. The system includes built-in categories, and you can create custom categories to match your workflow. Use the Category filter dropdown to narrow the inventory to a specific category.


Installing and uninstalling

Install a part

From a part in In Stock status, use the Install on Car action. You will be asked to:

  1. Select which car to install it on
  2. Optionally record the mileage at installation
  3. Optionally add notes

The part status changes to Installed and the installation is logged in the part's history.

Batch install

Select multiple in-stock parts and click Install on Car to install them all on the same car at once.

Uninstall a part

From an installed part, use the Uninstall action. The part moves back to In Stock and the removal is logged with an optional mileage reading. The part tracks total mileage accrued across all installations.


Install history

Each part maintains a full installation history. Click View History on any part to see:

  • Every car the part has been installed on
  • Installation and removal dates
  • Mileage at install and removal
  • Mileage accrued during each installation
  • Notes from each install/uninstall

When you add a URL to a part, TrackOut automatically fetches the page title, domain, and preview image. This gives you a visual link card in the inventory.

Use Refresh Link to re-fetch the metadata if the product page has changed.


Filtering and sorting

Type in the search box to filter by part name, manufacturer, part number, or car nickname.

Filters

  • Car -- Show parts for a specific car
  • Category -- Show parts in a specific category

Sorting

Use the sort dropdown to order parts by name, category, car, price, date added, or status. Click column headers on desktop to sort and reverse direction.


Batch operations

Select multiple parts using the checkboxes, or click Select all to select every visible part. Available batch actions depend on the selected parts:

ActionAvailability
Install on CarWhen in-stock parts are selected
UninstallWhen exactly one installed part is selected
DeleteAlways available for selected parts

CSV export

Click the Export button to download the current filtered view as a CSV file. The export includes all visible columns: name, manufacturer, part number, category, car, status, price, vendor, and mileage data.


Desktop vs. mobile

  • Desktop -- Sortable table with columns for name, category, car, status, price, mileage, and actions
  • Mobile -- Card-based layout with the same information in a compact, swipeable format

Both views support selection, batch operations, and all part actions.


Part groups

Groups are named collections that hold parts and service records together. Think of them as a build sheet, a maintenance bundle, or a shareable wishlist. Open the Groups tab on the Parts page to see your groups.

Creating a group

Click New Group, give it a name (e.g. "Suspension refresh", "Summer track day build"), and optionally a description. The group is empty until you add items to it.

Adding parts and services

Open a group and use the Add part or Add service buttons.

  • Add part -- Pick any parts you own from a multi-select list. Selected parts are added all at once.
  • Add service -- Pick a service record. Any parts already linked to that service are automatically added to the group too -- you don't have to add them twice.

Removing items

Use the checkbox on each row to select one or more items, then click Remove from group. This only removes them from the group; the underlying parts and services stay in your inventory untouched.

Renaming and deleting groups

Open a group and use the More menu (••• icon) to Rename the group or Delete it. Deleting a group removes the collection itself -- the parts and services inside it remain in your inventory.

Why use groups?

Groups shine when you want to treat a set of related items as one unit: shopping for a full suspension refresh, tracking a weekend of maintenance, or sharing a build with a friend.


Sharing

Any group, individual part, or service record can be shared via a public read-only link. See Sharing for the full workflow.