A few things
worth knowing.

MAM stands for Motorsport Asset Manager. It is a component tracking tool for race cars, bringing usage, maintenance schedules, inspections and activity history into one place.

MAM is designed for race car owners, drivers and mechanics who want a clearer record of their cars and components, from test days to race weekends.

You can track multiple vehicles, main components and their subcomponents. Records include usage, maintenance intervals, inspections, replacements, notes and optional part and serial numbers. You can also enter budgeted rebuild or replacement costs.

Yes. Vehicles can use miles or kilometres, with a display toggle between the two. You can log running hours as well as distance, and choose distance or hours as the maintenance basis for a main component.

No. Get started opens the current prototype directly. The login page is a placeholder; account creation, authentication and online profiles are not available yet.

The current prototype saves records in local storage in the browser you use. It does not sync records between devices or browsers. Clearing site data, using private browsing or changing devices can leave those records unavailable, so export backups regularly.

Open the three-dot car options menu and select Backup / restore. From there you can export your records or restore a saved backup. If you have not created a vehicle yet, use Restore a backup on the starting screen.

Moving the app from the homepage to /app on the same domain and protocol preserves access to the same browser storage. A different domain, protocol or browser has separate storage. Export a backup before a move and restore it in the new location if needed.

No. MAM helps you organise records and schedules using the information you enter. Maintenance intervals and decisions about a component’s condition still need to follow the relevant manufacturer guidance and your own engineering checks.