Every build tracker is about parts and torque specs. None of them are about the part that actually matters — that a project stalls because of a feeling, not a schedule, and that a half-finished car under a tarp carries shame that keeps it there.
I wanted a place where a build could be logged, shown off, cheered on, sent on adventures, and handed to the next caretaker instead of left to die in a garage.
Nothing dies in the garage.
— @rabbit-hole-industries