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Build log for people who fab

Log the parts you make.Not just the ones you buy.

Fabbed is a car build log where fabricated parts come first: materials, cut lists, bend and weld notes, shop hours, and what doing it yourself saved you. Bolt-ons take five seconds.

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Free. Works on your phone in the garage, and on a laptop at the bench.

Bolt-on Fabbed
to add
Cobb short ram intake $295
Intake/Installed today$295 from name

Total spend

Why Fabbed

Other build apps assume you bought it from a catalog.

If you cut it on a plasma table, bent it on a borrowed brake and TIG'd it at midnight, it deserves more than a name and a price.

Fabbed parts, first-class

Materials and consumables with costs, shop hours, cut lists, bend and weld notes, and photos of every step.

See what DIY saved you

Add the retail price of a bought equivalent and Fabbed shows the savings on every part and across the build.

Five-second part entry

Type “Cobb intake $295” and hit enter. The brand, part number and link can wait until you’re out of the garage.

To-dos that write the timeline

Check off a job or mark a part installed, and it lands on the build timeline with the date. No double entry.

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Your next part starts as a DXF.

Log it with the materials and the hours, and keep a record you can share, copy and be proud of.

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$3,217all-in so far
Parts
$2,698
6 bought
Materials
$369
incl. $30 consumables
Labor
$150
+ 29.5 h DIY
Saved by doing it myself
$1,740

$1,139 retail price of equivalent parts + $970 shop install quotes − $369 materials & consumables.

+ $929 planned across 3 parts, not counted yet.

Live numbers from the example build.

Share it, follow others

Every build gets a public page. Follow builds and builders to see new parts and updates in your feed.

Made for the garage floor

Big tap targets, a quick-add button that’s always one thumb away, and pages that load fast on shop Wi-Fi.

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5 fabbedExample

2003 Subaru WRX

Project "Bugeye"

Daily-driven bugeye. Bolt-ons where it makes sense, homemade where it doesn't.

Spent
$3,217
Saved
$1,740
Parts
13
EFExample Fabber · updated 11h ago
WHEELBASEHEIGHT
3 fabbedExample

1972 Datsun 240Z

Rust Belt 240Z

Saving a Z from the tin worm, one patch panel at a time.

Spent
$1,654
Saved
$561
Parts
6
TRTina Ruiz · updated 1d ago
WHEELBASEHEIGHT
2 fabbedExample

1999 Toyota 4Runner

Overland 4Runner

Built at home on a plasma table, a chop saw and a lot of weekends.

Spent
$2,868
Saved
$1,832
Parts
5
PBPat Brennan · updated 2d ago
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