Beta knowledge base

YE(X)EY

A private macOS record book for every car you care about: fuel, maintenance, diagnostics, inventory, companion OBD readings and a clean report when it is time to sell or explain the vehicle history.

Download

Latest beta release

YE(X)EY 0.2.10 for macOS

Direct DMG download for beta testing. Sparkle auto-updates are available from the same release feed after installation.

Product

What it records

Fuel logFill-ups, price per liter, MPG, cost per mile and estimated missing mileage.
MaintenanceService history, jobs, workshop details, costs, notes and inventory usage.
DiagnosticsManual readings plus companion OBD sessions for battery, lamps, tires, AC and engine data.
ReportsA clean ownership report for resale, mechanics or your own records.

Updates & News

Development log

0.2.10 beta is live

Companion sync now requests a full snapshot from desktop, OBD mobile has a compact dashboard, and cold-start coolant guidance is less alarmist.

Companion readings sync fix

Diagnostic readings sent from mobile are now attached to the matching desktop vehicle instead of disappearing after import.

Sparkle updates enabled

The public feed is available for direct updates while the app remains in beta testing.

Forum

Community board for beta ideas

The public forum is planned as a real discussion space. During beta, this page defines the categories so testers can keep feedback organized around the product instead of sending disconnected notes.

OBD data quality

Share adapter results, missing PIDs, warm-up behavior and live dashboard ideas.

Open topic

Vehicle history workflow

Discuss what matters in a real service record and resale report.

Open topic

Companion sync

Report delay, pairing and desktop/mobile sync behavior during beta testing.

Open topic

Feature requests

Suggest tools for ownership, maintenance, diagnostics and inventory.

Open topic

Roadmap

Near-term beta work

  1. Reliable companion syncMore visible transfer state and better retry handling.
  2. OBD dashboard refinementBetter shift guidance, warm-up rules and adapter compatibility notes.
  3. Real community forumBackend or GitHub Discussions integration with searchable threads.
  4. Public documentationOwner manual, troubleshooting and release notes in a wiki format.