Practical clarity
Your log should still make sense when you are tired and greasy: real part names, dates, costs, and notes you can skim before the next wrench session—not vague placeholders.
About BuildLockr
The project car log that still makes sense years later
BuildLockr is a modern project car app founded by Kervin Alberto Muniz—one place for project car builds, car modifications, and vehicle maintenance without digging through forum threads or scattered notes. Remember what you installed, what it cost, and what your car maintenance schedule says is due next.
- Restomods
- Overland builds
- Drift setups
- Track cars
- Daily drivers
- Maintenance logs
Why it exists
Car forums were revolutionary for their era, but threads get buried and the exact combo of parts on a restomod, drift build, or overland truck build is hard to reconstruct months later.
Most of us have been there—you remember the upgrade, but not the part number, wheel fitment notes, or car maintenance cost from last season. Phone notes and spreadsheets barely cover a real project car checklist.
BuildLockr replaces that patchwork with one automotive maintenance log and build journal: what went on, when service happened, and how your project car build evolved—records that stay with you, not in a tab you closed last year.
What we stand for
Four standards that shape how BuildLockr is built—and how your history should feel when you open it again.
Safety by default
Working on cars is serious. BuildLockr is built around honest documentation and careful decisions, not hype that encourages cutting corners on brakes, steering, or anything safety-critical.
Builder-first tooling
Flows match how projects actually unfold: log a part when it lands, record a service when it is done, and pull up what is on the car when you are at the bench or the parts counter.
Long-term quality
A build tracker is only useful if the history stays trustworthy. BuildLockr favors clear, repeatable detail so you are not guessing what you did two winters ago.
Founder
Kervin Alberto Muniz
Product, engineering, and the standards behind the log
Kervin leads product direction and platform development at BuildLockr. The company is a focused, founder-led effort: give car enthusiasts a trustworthy place to document and revisit their own builds over time, without the noise of a social network or the chaos of a forum archive.
Build with confidence
Whether you are logging routine vehicle maintenance on a daily driver or documenting suspension setup on a track car, BuildLockr keeps your build story organized and easy to revisit when you are back under the hood.