Is Garage a shop account?
No. RevCore Garage is a planned personal vehicle workspace for enthusiasts and DIY tuners. It is not a shop account and does not include shop customer management, staff administration, the business Inbox, service catalogs or shop website controls.
Do I need a traditional shop to be an independent tuner?
No. The independent-tuner experience is intended for remote, freelance and solo professionals. It is a planned professional workspace; exact entitlements are still being defined, and shop administration is not automatically included.
Can a tuner see my private Garage files?
Not automatically. Any future customer or vehicle sharing requires explicit authorization and remains limited by ownership and permissions. Growing from Garage to tuner to shop is a product path, not an automatic role upgrade.
Who is RevCore for?
Tuning shops, independent tuning professionals and enthusiasts using the planned RevCore Garage. Each experience has a different scope; an account does not automatically include every feature.
Does RevCore replace HP Tuners?
No. RevCore organizes the business and review workflow around your tuning tools. It is not a calibration editor or flashing application, and is not affiliated with HP Tuners.
Can customers upload their own logs?
Customer uploads and vehicle conversations exist in the local synthetic preview. The intended hosted experience gives authenticated customers access to their own shop-scoped vehicles. Public customer accounts are not available yet.
Does RevCore automatically edit or flash tunes?
No. The tuner makes the decision. Reviews, recommendations and shared files do not edit a calibration, flash an ECU or establish what is installed on a vehicle.
What is RevCore Connector?
The planned Windows companion connects authorized shop and vehicle folders to RevCore. The intended experience uses a RevCore drive and ordinary Open/Save dialogs. It is in development; sign-in, drive mapping and file watching are not a publicly available integration.
Where does AI fit?
RevCore must be useful with AI turned off. RevCoreAI is an optional interpretation layer in development, supporting evidence-based review and human decisions. Automated AI analysis is not available on this website.
Can I keep my existing website?
Yes—that is part of the product direction. Shops should be able to keep their site and link to RevCore inquiry and portal workflows, or use a RevCore-branded shop site. Hosted connections are still in development.
What is available today?
A disconnected local preview demonstrates synthetic shop, customer, vehicle, conversation and review workflows. The hosted platform is in development. This website accepts beta-interest email drafts; it does not create accounts or grant beta access. Launch date to be announced.
How is shop data kept separate?
The local platform is designed around shop-scoped and customer-scoped access, with private staff notes and explicitly shared responses. Hosted security and operational readiness remain release work. Network sharing is planned to use deliberate sanitized snapshots; private customer work is not automatically shared or used for training.
Can RevCore decode HPL files?
Storing an HPL file is different from reading its contents. Native HPL decoding is not yet validated. Unsupported native files are preserved as originals; supported CSV derivatives can be reviewed with their relationship to the source kept clear.
When will payments and custom domains be available?
Payments and custom domains are planned for the first public release. They are not active or available for purchase in this preview. No release date or final pricing has been announced.