FAQ — Answers to common Drivurs questions

We’re targeting a beta in Q2 2026 for iOS and Android. Use Get early access to get pinged when beta invites go out.

Use Get early access to join the early access list and we’ll ping you when beta invites go out. For what’s coming next, check Roadmap.

Yes—Drivurs is built around local discovery (communities and events). Start with Cities to find your area, and use Get early access for beta availability.

Yes—core Garage, Community, Events, and Messaging features are free. If premium perks land later, you’ll see them clearly before you pay.

Not right now—drivurs.com is a static site for product info and guides; the app experience is mobile-first. Explore Features and the Academy.

Yes. Visit Roadmap to see what we’re building next and why it matters for garages, clubs, events, and performance tracking.

A digital garage keeps your vehicles, mod list, costs, notes, and photos organized—so you don’t lose track of what’s on the car. See Garage and build log best practices.

Yes—Drivurs helps you track mods per vehicle with notes, costs, and photos so your setup stays accurate. Start in Garage and use the build log guide to keep entries consistent.

Yes—log mods with notes and costs per vehicle, and keep everything tidy in one place. Start in Garage and use the build log guide.

Yes—use the Garage as a maintenance log to keep service notes and records alongside your build, so you always know what was done and when. Related: ownership guides.

Yes—add photos and keep proof/notes with the item so details don’t get lost. (If you have paper receipts, snap a photo and store it with the entry.) See Garage and Community.

Yes—your garage can include multiple vehicles, each with its own mods, costs, notes, photos, and visibility settings. It’s designed to keep each build clean and searchable in Garage.

Yes—visibility is per vehicle, so you can keep builds private while you’re working and share publicly when you’re ready. Use Garage + Community to share setups without retyping everything.

Today, Drivurs focuses on keeping your current installed setup accurate (with notes and photos) in Garage. Richer timelines and export-style build sheets are planned—track updates on Roadmap.

Yes—track baseline power and notes so your build has context, and connect results to racing sessions when relevant. Start in Garage and explore Racing.

Yes—visibility is per vehicle, so you can build privately and share only what you want. Learn more in Garage.

Export tools are planned; for now you can keep your build tidy in-app and share when you’re ready. Track updates on Roadmap and keep everything organized in Garage.

It can—Drivurs is designed to replace a spreadsheet-style build sheet with a mobile-first Garage and build log. If you want the pros/cons, see build log vs spreadsheet.

Yes—search is built to help you find useful threads, posts, and comments fast, not scroll forever. Start in Community and browse your local hub in Cities.

Yes—search across communities and discussions by platform keywords and tags. Explore Community and use Vehicle Guides for platform directories.

Yes—search drivers and builds so you can find people and setups you want to follow. See Community and Garage.

Yes—save posts and guides so you can find them later without endless scrolling. Pair saves with search to keep “receipts” easy to revisit, and use the Academy for deeper guides.

Use in-app reporting first so moderators can act quickly. For urgent issues, email support@drivurs.com and include screenshots and context. Learn more in Safety.

You can discover clubs to join and follow local communities. (Local services and bookings aren’t part of the public Drivurs experience yet.) Start in Community or browse Cities.

Yes—browse local car meets, Cars & Coffee, cruises/drives, and track days so you can plan your weekend. Start in Cities and see how Drivurs handles logistics in Events.

Yes—Cars & Coffee works great as an event type, with a clear venue, start time, and updates in one place. Start with Cities and see Events.

Yes—events cover meets, cruises/drives, track days, and private events. Keep logistics (times, pins, routes, roles) tied to the event in Events, and use the track day prep checklist.

Public is visible to everyone; club-only is for members; invite-only keeps details limited to invited drivers. Learn more in Events and Safety.

Yes—events are designed for meet logistics like routes, staging pins, regroup stops, and keeping details with the right people. See Events and cruise route planning.

Clear logistics, privacy controls, and safety-first discovery patterns—plus guidance in the Academy. Start with Safety and the car meet safety checklist.

We rely on safety-first discovery, reporting and moderation tools, and visibility controls (public/club-only/invite-only). Those concrete controls reduce chaos and help keep details with the right people—see Community, Events, and Safety.

Start with the Academy hub and the car meet safety checklist. You’ll also find step-by-step walkthroughs that match the in-app event creation flow.

It’s a home for membership, meet planning, and coordination—without juggling multiple tools. See Community and Events.

Yes—Drivurs supports club membership, meet planning, and coordination in one place. It’s built to replace juggling chat + calendars + spreadsheets with car-native workflows—see Community, Events, and Messaging.

Yes. Create a club, invite members, and host club-only or invite-only events so details stay with your people. See Community and Events.

Yes—clubs can be public or private; private clubs are visible only to members and invited drivers. Learn more in Community and Events.

Yes—use club-only/invite-only visibility so details stay with your people. See Events and Safety.

It can—because it’s built around car workflows (garage + clubs + events + search + safety), not just chat. Explore Community and Messaging, or see the Facebook Groups alternative use case.

Drivurs connects to RaceBox Mini, RaceBox Mini S, and RaceBox Micro. Support may expand over time as we add more providers. See Racing.

RaceBox provides repeatable GPS-based timing; Drivurs emphasizes readiness and quality signals so you don’t compare bad runs. See Racing and GPS accuracy guide.

Drivurs supports RaceBox for GPS-based timing (0–60, 60–130, 0–130, ¼ mile, and ½ mile). If you’re comparing options, use Dragy vs RaceBox vs Solo 2.

Grade affects results; use grade/downhill flags and repeatable conditions to compare changes. Learn more in Racing and how drag timing works.

If telemetry isn’t arriving, make sure Bluetooth permissions are granted and the official RaceBox app is fully closed (only one app can stream BLE telemetry reliably at a time). See Racing.

It means the device has a usable fix and the telemetry stream is fresh. Drivurs waits for GPS readiness so runs and graphs aren’t built on stale or missing samples. Learn more in Racing.

No. RaceBox is only for performance sessions. You can still use the digital garage, communities, events, clubs, and messaging without any external device. See Racing and Garage.

No. drivurs.com is a static marketing site with public product information only. It does not connect to the Drivurs database and does not expose private user data. See Privacy.

No—we do not sell your personal information. For the website, see Privacy; the mobile app will have its own in-app privacy disclosures.

Yes. In the app, go to Settings → Delete account. If you need help, email support@drivurs.com. For website deletion requests (email signups), see Privacy.

You control visibility. Keep builds private, share with friends, or post publicly when you’re ready. Learn more in Garage.

Email support@drivurs.com for support and safety issues, or info@drivurs.com for general questions.