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.

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.
• On iOS, ready receipts can be converted into service records from a pre-filled sheet with car, service type, date, mileage, cost, and notes.

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.

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

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

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

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

iOS app

• The iOS lap comparison screen has a mobile-first analysis layout with map, turns, delta, channels, and G-force sections.
• Mobile analysis now preloads selected-lap telemetry from saved sessions, keeps playback responsive, and uses clearer projected-delta labeling.

June 3, 2026

June 2, 2026

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.
• The iOS app now follows the shared TrackOut design system more closely, including updated car-detail stats, due-soon reminder colors, numeric typography, and friendlier delete error alerts.

May 30, 2026

iOS app

• The iOS car Home tab now includes Track Readiness with an upcoming-event banner, an overall verdict, six prep checks, and a saved walkthrough flow for brake pads, tire tread, fluids, oil, and inspection notes.
• Tires on iOS now support Tire Sets and grouped four-corner tread readings, so you can manage track sets, archive old sets, and log mounted-corner measurements from one sheet.
• Parts and wear tracking on iOS now include measured part wear, a car-level Wear Ledger, projected sessions remaining, and shopping-list style part status updates.
• Track days on iOS now support Pre-Session Brief, Pit Wall quick logging for driver feedback and hot pressures, and Event Recap notes with mood and weekend cost fields.
• The Add Car flow on iOS can decode a 17-character VIN to prefill vehicle details, and the car profile settings can manage public-profile style, visibility toggles, story, car number, location, and use.

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.

iOS app

• Readiness panel with a 6-check walkthrough surfaces tire, brake, fluid, oil, and inspection status before your next event.
• Tire sets let you manage grouped sets, log 4-corner tread readings, and see discipline heat cycles and autocross runs per tire.
• Part wear tracking with a wear ledger and shopping list, plus a post-event recap flow for mood, notes, and costs.
• VIN decode from a 17-character manual entry prefills make, model, and year when adding a car.
• Public car profile configuration lets you control visibility, story, and style from the Profile tab.

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.