Capture fixes once. Find them forever.
UnderTorque helps technicians build their own searchable diagnostic knowledge base from real faults, test results, root causes, fixes, tips and evidence.
Start private. If a fix helps someone else, share that selected report directly. If the workshop needs it, turn it into trusted garage knowledge.
Technical knowledge only. No customer names, registrations, addresses, phone numbers or personal data.
The real workshop problem
Good fixes get lost after the vehicle leaves.
A fault gets solved, the job moves on, and the useful knowledge ends up buried in memory, job cards, screenshots, WhatsApp chats or workshop conversations. Months later, the same pattern comes back and the process starts from scratch.
Keep the checks, values, symptoms and fixes that you earned through real fault finding.
Find old reports by vehicle, DTC, symptom, affected system, tag or keyword.
Not everything has to be shared. Share selected reports with trusted people or garage teams when it helps.
Private-first sharing story
Start with your own library. Share only what earns its place.
UnderTorque is not asking technicians to give everything away. It starts as your personal diagnostic memory, then lets useful fixes move carefully to trusted people or garage teams.
1. Keep it private
Capture your own reports, tips, evidence and known-good values so your experience becomes reusable.
2. Share a selected fix
When someone trusted needs help, share that one report or tip without opening up your whole library.
3. Build garage knowledge
When the fix helps the wider team, add it to a garage space so the workshop stops solving the same issue from scratch.
A simple example
One fault can help in three ways.
You diagnose a repeat fault and save it privately. Later, a trusted technician asks about the same symptom, so you share that one report. If your garage sees the fault often, the report can become part of the garage knowledge base for the whole team.
Workshop culture
The app stays technical. TikTok can stay banter.
The TikTok side does not need to sell the platform yet. It can simply show the funny, frustrating and relatable side of workshop life while the app itself stays focused on structured diagnostic knowledge.
That separation matters: banter for social, proper fault knowledge for UnderTorque.
A human side, not a product pitch.
Trust and privacy
Built for technical knowledge, not customer data.
The app is designed around diagnostic information only. The goal is to capture the fault, test process, evidence and fix — not customer identities.
Start with your own knowledge.
Then share selected fixes, build garage knowledge, and grow from there.