Help Desk
Team Garage
Vehicles, service reports, and readiness for the drivers on your team.
Why can't I do X in Team Garage?
Team Garage is deliberately narrow — identity, readiness, and service history for a driver's vehicle. Here's what it doesn't do, and where to go instead. "Why c
Archiving and restoring a Team vehicle
Retiring a driver's vehicle in Team Garage doesn't erase it — Archive is the only way to retire one, and it's fully reversible. To archive a vehicle Open the dr
Log a service report
A service report is the paper trail for a vehicle — every inspection, service, and repair a driver's machine goes through, in order. Required Date Category — In
Set up a driver's vehicle in Team Garage
Every driver on your team gets one vehicle in Team Garage — added from their profile, not from a shared fleet list. It's there for identity, readiness, and serv
Track readiness: Ready, Needs attention, Grounded
Readiness is a quick, honest snapshot of whether a driver's vehicle is fit to run — and it's entirely your call. LapperSnapper never sets it for you. The status
What your connected driver sees in Team Garage
If your coach or team owner uses Team Garage, you'll see a version of it too — from your own profile, not Settings. It's read-only: think of it as your vehicle'
Understanding Team Garage vs. your personal Garage
LapperSnapper has two features with "Garage" in the name, and they don't work alike. Your personal Garage is about your own machines and your own sessions. Team
Adding photos to a vehicle or service report
A photo says more than a note ever will — a cracked fairing, a worn tire, a part that's about to let go. Team Garage supports one profile photo per vehicle, plu