$40k in parts. A shoebox of receipts. A phone full of screenshots. When it's time to sell, insure, or show the car, none of it adds up. BuildDNA documents every part, receipt, and tune — then turns it into a build sheet buyers actually believe.
If you nodded at two or more, you're exactly who we're building this for.
Receipts in a drawer, invoices in email, part numbers in your head. BuildDNA gives every part one home — price, vendor, install date, photo, and paperwork attached.
Send one link. Buyers see every part, every receipt, every dollar spent. Documented builds sell faster and for more than 'trust me, it's all in there.'
Running totals per system and per build. No more guessing whether the motor was $8k or $14k deep.
One tap prints a categorized, priced build sheet with receipts behind it — the format adjusters and judges take seriously.
Wishlist and planned parts sit right next to what's installed, with vendor links so ordering is one click.
Neither would your buyer. Documentation is the difference between a project car and an asset.

Pick make, model, and trim — the photo and stock specs fill themselves in.

A system-by-system configurator walks you through engine, platform, drivetrain, wheels, aero, and interior. Snap the receipt as you go.

Generate a priced build sheet with totals per system, then hand it to a buyer, a judge, or your insurer.
"I sold my Foxbody for $6k over asking because the buyer could see every receipt in one place."
"My insurer wanted proof of $30k in mods. I sent one build sheet and they were done arguing."
"I stopped buying duplicate parts. That alone paid for the app twice over."
Selected tier: Founding Garage
A digital home for a modified vehicle. Every part, receipt, tune file, spec, and photo lives in one organized garage — with a printable build sheet you can hand to a buyer or judge.
Invites go out in waves as we finish the configurator, document vault, and export tooling. Waitlist order determines your wave.
No. The waitlist is free. Paid founding tiers are reserved now and only charged when your invite goes out.
Yes — CSV import for parts and costs is planned for the first public release.