Why this exists.
I drive a 981 Boxster and do my own maintenance. When I started, the information I needed was everywhere and nowhere — buried in forum threads, scanned PDFs, half-remembered part numbers and a dozen open browser tabs.
The knowledge existed; it just wasn't in one place, and it was never scoped to my exact car. So I built the thing I wished I had: one garage that knows my generation, keeps my whole service history, and puts fault finding, specs and plans a click away — with an AI that can help.
Then I made it free and open source, because every Boxster and Cayman owner deserves the same tool. It's a labour of love, built in evenings and weekends — no ads, no catch. Just an owner giving the DIY community something genuinely useful.
What it stands for.
A few things we're not willing to compromise on.
No paywalls, no premium tier. Every feature, for everyone.
All on GitHub. Read it, fork it, or help build it.
Your garage is yours. Nothing sold, nothing mined.
Built around how owners actually work on these cars.
Help build it.
If you've got an idea, found a bug, know the cars well, or want to add your generation — contributions are genuinely welcome. This gets better with every owner who pitches in.
Know the 986, 718 or 997 inside out? Help bring them into the garage.
Torque figures, part numbers, fault patterns — corrections always welcome.
Done a job on your car? Turn it into a guide the next owner can follow.