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What is BoostHub?
BoostHub is a car build community app for iOS and Android. It gives each car, truck, motorcycle, daily driver, or project vehicle a profile for specs, photos, mods, dyno sheets, race times, proof, events, BoostMap discovery, DynoRank, tools, marketplace support, and public sharing.
What app can I use to track a modified car build?
A good car build tracker keeps the build organized around the vehicle, not scattered across captions, notes, screenshots, and camera rolls. BoostHub supports specs, mods, photos, dyno sheets, race times, proof, public profiles, BoostMap, DynoRank, events, tools, and marketplace context.
Is BoostHub better than Instagram for tracking a car build?
BoostHub is not trying to replace every part of Instagram. Instagram is useful for reach, but build details get buried fast. BoostHub gives the car a durable profile for specs, mods, photos, dyno sheets, race times, proof, map discovery, rankings, and public share links.
How can I keep dyno sheets and race times with my car profile?
Dyno sheets and race times are most useful when people can see the setup behind the number. BoostHub keeps horsepower, torque, dyno sheets, time slips, lap times, fuel, drivetrain, tires, tune, supporting mods, and proof attached to the build profile.
Where can I find local car events and public builds on a map?
BoostHub uses BoostMap, event pages, venue context, local scene pages, and public build profiles to make nearby builds, tracks, shops, meets, and events easier to find. The current owned visibility layer includes Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Road America, WIR, Milwaukee Mile, and Chicagoland scene pages.