Put the details people ask about on the car.

Add cars or bikes, photos, modifications, owner-reported performance, and a primary vehicle. Keep private fuel notes with the vehicle that uses them.

Profile and garage

The username tells you who. The garage tells you what they brought.

Each vehicle gets its own details and photos, while your profile holds the bio, socials, badges, groups, and privacy choices around it.

01

Start with the person.

  • Keep your username, avatar, banner, bio, home base, socials, badges, groups, and meet context together.
  • Use eligible profile style options such as badges, profile photo rings, and profile card decor.
  • Choose whether your profile location appears.
  • Use your profile to give connections a better sense of who they met and what you drive.
  • Review profile visibility settings when you want more control over what details are shown.
02

Give each car or bike its own page.

  • Add vehicles with year, make, model, trim, and photos when available.
  • Choose a primary vehicle so the right badge can appear around the app next to your name.
  • Crop a garage photo and blur the license plate before saving when you want to.
03

Record the number. Say where it came from.

  • Where available, add modifications, owner-reported power, and performance results.
  • Attach optional photo proof to support a build entry.
  • Performance figures are entered by the owner; they are not verified by Idle.
04

Fuel notes stay with the owner and the car.

  • Save fuel type, tank size, pump gas, ethanol defaults, and notes when they help your build.
  • Use saved vehicle details with Idle's ethanol calculator for faster blend planning.
  • Review your saved values before using them for fuel planning.

Add the car people keep asking about.

Open your garage in Idle, create the vehicle, and add the details you want others to see.