A research and planning space for your car projects.
Save parts, listings, inspiration, and ideas as you work on your car. Everything stays in one place so nothing gets lost across open tabs, your notes app, and your camera roll.
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The things you find for your car are everywhere.
Parts listings in bookmarks.
Forum threads you meant to come back to.
Ideas in your head.
Photos buried in camera-rolls.
MotorShed keeps everything together.
Each car or project gets its own shed. A focused space to collect ideas, research, links, and notes so everything around the project stays easy to follow.
Save what you find
When you come across something interesting for your car, save it to a shed. A parts listing you might buy later. A forum thread explaining a fix. A YouTube video showing how something works. A photo or idea you want to remember. Instead of losing it in bookmarks or screenshots, it stays connected to the car or project it belongs to.
Collect ideas and research
Working on a car usually means a lot of research. Forum threads, guides, videos, and inspiration you gather before deciding what to do next. MotorShed keeps all of that thinking in one place so your ideas and research stay connected to the car or project.
See everything together
Over time a shed fills up with the things that matter to that car. Parts you found, ideas you saved, notes from the garage, and work you have already done. Everything stays together so you always have the full picture.
Add things as you find them on the web. Research happens across forums, videos, articles, and parts sites. The MotorShed extension lets you save what you find straight to a shed.
Over time, it adds up. The parts you are thinking about. The research you do. The inspiration you collect. The small steps you take in the garage.
Little by little it becomes the collection around your car. The things you discover online, the photos you take at shows, and the ideas you bring back to the garage.
Start your shed.
MotorShed is where you research and plan your cars and projects. Save the parts you're considering, the forum threads you want to revisit, and the ideas you keep coming back to. Start a shed and make it yours.
